Movie Recap of a Film About a Young Man Who Discovers the Power of Time Travel to Freeze Time so he can Draw and Admire the Bodies of Women - Ben Willis, an aspiring artist, develops insomnia after a painful breakup with Suzy which leads to the ability of time freezing. Ben starts working at a local Sainsbury's supermarket, where he meets colorful coworkers, to distract himself from Suzy and fill his newfound waking hours. One is Sharon, a coworker with whom he quickly develops a crush. Ben uses his imagination to escape the boredom of the night shift. He imagines being able to pause time and walk around in a "frozen" world. He imagines female supermarket customers frozen in time, dressed and drawn by him. Finally, time travel becomes a reality. Every time the plot advances, a series of flashbacks appear, accompanied by Ben's narration and an examination of his reaction. He recalls a young boy seeing a Swedish border walk naked from the shower to her room. Meanwhile, Sean pays Natalie, a local girl, fifty pence to show him her vulva. This is a local game. After a humiliating 26-Nil loss, Ben pauses time again. He is not alone when he sees a mysterious figure who can navigate the frozen world as well as he can. Sharon invites Ben to a birthday party thrown by Jenkins as a consolation for their defeat, which he accepts nervously. Ben runs into his ex-girlfriend Suzy, who begs him to reconsider their relationship. Sharon sees her kiss Ben even though he declines her advances. Sharon storms out, enraged. Ben stops time when he realizes Sharon saw the kiss. After several days of being "frozen," Ben realizes he can't reverse the time. He goes to Sharon's apartment to explain himself, and they have a similar confrontation. Sharon quits her job at the supermarket. They pretend to be an art gallery owner interested in displaying Ben's drawings and set up an appointment for him to show them more. When Ben arrives as promised, the owner's reaction reveals his deception. However, the gallery owner is intrigued by Ben's work and decides to exhibit it. Sharon accepts an invitation to the show. She is moved, as most of the pieces are of her, and she congratulates Ben on his achievements. In the time, Ben shows her his ability to freeze time, and they walk outside into a snowfall. Our Thoughts on Movie CashBack Ben slows time for those around him, but not for himself. His clock would be ticking faster than theirs if he were traveling through time faster than them. And, by relativity, he should be moving slower through space. He is, however, traveling through space faster than they are, as they are all stuck (or moving very slowly). Like cryogenic freezing, Ben is maturing while others are not, which is a form of future time travel. He discovers he isn't the only one who can stop time. The film Clockstoppers explores this idea (2002). Both A Matter of Life and Death (1946) and Lost Horizon (1937) have similar film reviews. Time travel synopsis Because his clock ticks slower than theirs, Ben is traveling backwards in time. As the temporal gap between them widens, he ages faster. This indicates he is moving faster than he would have otherwise. When he clicks his fingers, he travels back in time to the frozen. So these timeouts won't change anything in his past. He never returns to the past, so it must be uncertain. "You cannot reverse what has been done," he says, referring to the events leading up to the freezing. As a result, the film's time model has a closed past. Because of what he did to others during the frozen era, he returns to change their future. As a result, their and his future timelines diverge. The time freezing starts at the origin in the diagram below, and he returns there to rejoin others on a new diverging timeline.
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