The relatively straightforward bio-pic trajectory feels more like a Victorian/Edwardian era soap opera than the chronicle of a scientific pioneer.

For Buster Keaton, few would argue against "The General" as the ideal “staring point.” Its accessibility remains crucial to its status as a classic no film-lover should bypass.

A delightfully romantic flight-of-fancy that proves there’s room for more than one flavor of the "Groundhog" Day premise.

Blends the intelligence of a well-written dramatic sci-fi/fantasy tale with the action/adventure of a big budget motion picture.

The characters are generic and uninteresting and that neuters tension and suspense.

Provides nearly three hours of superior entertainment both for those who consider themselves devotees and those without previous viewing experience.