Actually, I rejected watching this film when my boyfriend recomended it to me. I thought if might be a dull and boring romance story. Which was predicatable. However, I felt thankful to my boyftiend after I agree to watch it when he asked me a third time. It was a story about a man who found out the male in his family has the time traveling gene which gave him the skill to travel in "Time" when he was grown up. The film was about how ge get used to the skil and how he used it. You might think it's a predictable film as I did. Despite a normal plot, the plot moves in an unespected way. Including fammily issues, ove problems and life choices. I think it really touched my hart especially the deep relationship between the mail role(Domhnall Gleeson)and his father(Bill Nighy). Both of them are electrifying! "About Time" doesn't have ots of special camerwork as these are no special effects. It makes you feel much closer to real life, therefore it can really grip your hart. Furthermore, the soundtrack makes the file more unforgetable. I recomend this film to you. Believe me, it can inspire you in a special way.

I expected this film to be really touching as Richard Curtis directed it because it's the last film he directed. This is a drama film with lots of moving scene. At the biginning,the main character is known that the men of his family and he also can travel time by his father. It makes his life completely change from an ordinary life. He become a lawyer and go to London to find his lover. Domhnall Gleeson plays a growing up boy and he is brilliant in the role.His character is mediocre but he will continue to grow up year by year. Rachel McAdams plays a maincharacter's girlfriend and she is really lovery in this role. The soundtrack to the film is really funtastic.In the film there is a lot of touching music. The wedding scene makes us impressed. I really enjoy it and it become a one of my favourite film. It's not an exciting film,but it shows us how we spend wonderful time. Overall,I think this is a one of Richard Curtis's best film. I would recommend it for all of ages.