is a science fiction action comedy film directed by Jonathan Frakes and produced by Nickelodeon Movies . The film explores the concept of "Hypertime," a technology that accelerates a user's molecules so rapidly that the rest of the world appears to be frozen. Core Movie Information
The film's visual effects prominently featured "slow-down" technology, including scenes with frozen water droplets that actors could interact with. : English Sound Mix : Dolby Digital and DTS Aspect Ratio : 1.85:1 Rating : PG for action violence and mild language Critical Reception is a science fiction action comedy film directed
Critics gave the film mixed reviews, with a 29% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 40 score on Metacritic. While some praised it as an "user-friendly" and "cheeky" adventure for pre-teens, others felt the screenplay was sloppy and failed to fully utilize its sci-fi premise. Clockstoppers (2002) : English Sound Mix : Dolby Digital and DTS Aspect Ratio : 1
: Teenager Zak Gibbs discovers a mysterious wristwatch among his father's inventions. After activating it, he finds he can move through a world where time has seemingly stopped. He soon becomes the target of the Quantum Tech (QT) Corporation, which wants the device back to use for global domination. Main Cast : Jesse Bradford as Zak Gibbs Paula Garcés as Francesca French Stewart as Dr. Earl Dopler Michael Biehn as Henry Gates Robin Thomas as Dr. George Gibbs Production Details : Release Date : March 29, 2002 Runtime : 94 minutes Budget : $26 million Box Office : Approximately $38.8 million worldwide Technical Specs & Content Details After activating it, he finds he can move