The Tomorrow Job Movie Review
With The Tomorrow Job writer/director Bruce Wemple steps away from the creature features like Monstrous and Dawn of the Beast that he’s been making lately to return to the time paradox films such as Lake Artifact and Altered Hours he started his career with.
In fact, The Tomorrow Job reworks Altered Hours’ premise of a drug that can send its user a day into the future as the jumping-off point for its tale of Lee (Grant Schumacher, Trust Your Driver, My Best Friend’s Dead) and his crew of time travelling thieves.
Lee was a subject of the late Dr Tupple’s (Rick Montgomery Jr., Puppet Master: Doktor Death, Connected) experiments in time travel. And when he left the project, he took the remaining drug samples with him.
Movie Info
Lee and his team are in the business of stealing secrets before they exist. The new pill, Z+, allows users to trade their consciousness with their tomorrow self for one hour. The team uses a strict set of time travel rules to make as little temporal impact as possible to operate effectively and safely. But when a job goes wrong, Lee and the company must now find a way to right their wrongs to save their past, present, and future.
Movie Summary
- Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-fi, Mystery & thriller
- Original Language: English
- Director: Bruce Wemple
- Producer: Mason Dwinell
- Writer: Bruce Wemple
- Release Date (Theaters): Jan 13, 2023, Limited
- Release Date (Streaming): Jan 17, 2023
- Runtime: 1h 47m
- Distributor: Epic Pictures
- Production Co: Epic Pictures, Traverse Media
