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Time Under Fire

1997 | 82m | English

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A US submarine runs into a time rift. A special unit goes on a mission to see what's on the other side. They find themselves in an alternate dystopian America, now a one-man dictatorship. They decide to help the rebels.
Release Date: Nov 12, 1997
Director: Scott P. Levy, Tripp Reed
Writer: Tripp Reed, Sean McGinly
Genres: Action, Science Fiction
Keywords submarine, time travel, soldier
Production Companies New Horizons
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 02, 2026
Entered: May 01, 2024
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Name Character
Jeff Fahey Alan / John Deakins
Richard Tyson Koda
Jack Coleman Lance McCarthy
Linda Hoffman Marjorie
Bryan Cranston
Ken Earl Sam Reeves
Name Job
Scott P. Levy Director
Tripp Reed Writer, Director
Sean McGinly Writer
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Roger Corman Producer
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Geronimo1967
5.0

Well you could never accuse the team behind this of not having grown up watching movies. Just about everything from “Return of the Jedi” to “The Hunt for Red October” via “Terminator” and that terrible “Amazing Captain Nemo” film from 1978 is creatively incorporated into this. It’s a US Navy submari ... ne that unwisely ignores advice to avoid the Bermuda Triangle and finds itself transported one hundred years into a future ruled by a militarist and his stormtroopers. He is working on the ultimate weapon - an android who just happens to look like the captain of the submarine, which has in the intervening few moments of plot development, been captured. Of course, the now imprisoned crew decide that they have to thwart this dastardly plan, but are hopelessly outnumbered and outgunned by this vastly technologically superior society. So what do we reckon, then? It’s actually quite impressive that Messrs. Levy and Reed have managed to string this thinnest of stories out for ninety minutes, but they do save the best for last with some great robot effects. Anyone else remember that tinned “Cremola Foam” stuff you made with water? The acting and writing don’t merit any comment beyond the fact that they are there; there’s a bit of entirely unnecessary sex and sadly this is no better than a low-budget film made to plug a gap in the sci-channel’s overnight schedules. Skip it, sorry.

Jun 15, 2025