Jewish Journal  Two Jews on Film: ‘In Time’ review   October 27,
2011 | 6:10 pm  ‘In Time’ is a sci/fi thriller written, directed
and produced by Andrew Niccol (Gattaca)...Maybe that’s the
problem. You know what they say about wearing too many hats…
Okay, when the film begins, we discover that we are now in the
future….A future where you stop aging at 25…(Guess that put a
big dent in the Botox industry). Your mother, sister,
grandmother, grandfather etc, all look 25 so it’s hard to tell
if you’re hitting on someones mother or daughter. You get the
idea.  After 25, you get one free year to live…After that, you
have to work for every extra second, minute, hour, day…If you
want to eat, have a place to live, you have to pay with
‘time’...Your time. Unless of course, you come from time.  In
other words…‘Do you have a minute’ takes on a whole new meaning.
People are now separated by time-zones.  Story continues after
the jump.  Everyone has a bar code on their arm that glows
green. When you gain time, the numbers