Time Runner

In the near‑future, the world is plunged into chaos as a ruthless alien force descends upon Earth, turning familiar cities into battle‑scarred frontlines. The atmosphere is a blend of stark, kinetic warfare and a lingering, almost cinematic melancholy, as humanity scrambles to understand a threat that seems both technologically superior and eerily deliberate. The visual palette shifts between the cold, metal‑clad remnants of ruined outposts and the lingering glow of emergency beacons, underscoring a planet caught between survival and surrender.

At the heart of the turmoil is Michael Raynor, a hardened captain tasked with defending a crucial orbital station. When the invasion overwhelms his post, he is forced into a desperate gamble that sends him hurtling through a shimmering wormhole. The experience whisks him thirty years into the past, landing him in a world that still remembers the optimism of the early ’90s—a stark contrast to the scorched future he fled.

Awakening in 1992, Raynor quickly realizes that his presence is a paradox that cannot remain hidden for long. He must navigate a society still untouched by the alien menace while staying one step ahead of relentless pursuers who seem determined to erase any chance of altering the timeline. Along the way, he encounters a small group of curious scientists whose work hints at the impossible technology he carries, offering a fragile bridge between his knowledge of the future and the present’s limited understanding.

The film balances high‑octane chase sequences with moments of quiet introspection, constantly asking whether a single individual can truly reshape destiny. Its tone is a mix of tense, gritty thriller and hopeful sci‑fi wonder, inviting viewers to wonder what might happen when the past and future collide in a desperate bid to save humanity.

Last Updated: November 29, 2025 at 04:40