Cuba Gooding Jr.,
Neal McDonough,
Neil McDonough,
Yancey Arias,
Danielle Nicolet
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Seasoned crime journalist Lewis Hicks (Academy Award-winner Cuba Gooding, Jr.) races to prevent a notorious serial killer from striking again after discovering a detailed list of his forthcoming victi... read more
Directed by: Ernie Barbarash
DVD Release Date: January 4, 2011
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February 15, 2011This is a pretty good movie, one that go by me when it played on the big screen. Lots of twist and turns, had me baffled for a long time. Gooding did an excellent job as he usually does, Don't want to say much about the movie other then its excellent, by saying anything that woul... read more
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January 10, 2011It was allright to me, it's a crazy story but I understood it quite good and it was decent enough, cuba acted great.
Lewis Hicks (Cuba Gooding Jr.) is a reporter and journalist specializing in writing about the crime of murder. Instead of writing his next story, Lewis becomes th... read more -
September 21, 2011"Ticking Clock" has a good concept, decent performances and intriguing story, nevertheless, the execution is poor and the ending was weak and lame. I think with a strong and dark ending it would had been a bit better movie.
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February 10, 2012Saw it twice recently on the Encore Mystery Channel. Not a bad movie overall, especially late at night. The acting is solid. However, the time travel elements seem too simplistic and need to be explained better. Also it is a bit too gory.
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May 7, 2011This movie actually had some great names in it and was better than I expected it to be. Truly did NOT see the twist coming though....
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January 9, 2011one of the worst movies in a long time. what was cuba thinking? made for tthis makes made for tv movies look like masterpieces
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January 3, 2011I couldn't imagine this being much worse... which is a surprise considering the large budget the movie must have put out to hire actors.
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