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6.6 / 10 1h 30min

Drama Fantasy Romance

Atomic scientist Peter Standish travels back in time to 1784, an era he has read about in his forefather's diaries. He falls in love with his forefather's cousin Helen but his contemporaries of 1784 are perplexed by his strange talk and the odd knowledge he possess. Remake of Berkeley Square (1933).

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Review by JungleJester

One of the best Tyrone Powers movies, not forgotten I hope

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Review by user8896ewxo3mv

"Stop the World I Want to Get Off!"

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Review by MysticMermaid

Well-Acted; a Film of Great and Disturbing Power; B/W Classic

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Review by user922bqgv9dwx

Decades before time-breaking sci-fi giants like Back To The Future, Arrival, Mirage, and Tenet.

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Review by user665jat568zq

Hard to find, but still looking

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Review by user996bhp677xo

Best-Ever Time Travel Movie --- Tyrone Power's Best Film

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Review by user861drvder82

A thought-provoking, moving film -and it IS available !

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Review by user28q7r1j2op

Time does not move fast enough.

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Review by user708he2yykjm

Mostly, I remember the very touching ending.

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Review by user5860sohnh2r

A romance & interesting time travel movie

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Review by user132n8df0mh4

A fantasy of love, or a psychological drama and lesson?

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Review by EmeraldEchidna

When will this film be released?

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Review by user7642jwiw9dd

I'LL NEVER FORGET YOU (Roy Ward Baker, 1951) ***

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Review by user824jdsajtbz

Just as good, if not better than Somewhere in Time

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Review by user829sopc3o9q

my wife's favourite,why is it never on tv?

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Review by GalaxyGoddess

Past always looks better than it really was

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Review by user82081yxwycp

" Steping into one's past is easy, the difficulty is in getting back "

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Review by user658fte9ifws

Changing Places In Time And Space

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