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Project Almanac
When a
tech nerd wizard student named David discovers a set of blueprints in his
home’s basement for a mysterious device that can alter time and induce time
travel he builds it and starts to experiment. When he discovers all of the
wonderful things it can do, he turns several of his closest friends on to it.
After seeing that they can travel ahead or back in time, the teens get testy
and see if they can alter bad events by going back in time to prevent those
events from happening. They go back and alter a couple of events but they soon
learn that when they alter an event in time, everything else surrounding it
gets altered as well, It doesn’t take long before they are in well over their
heads. They soon create more problems than they solved by messing with historic
time lines.
In this
era of re-makes for many of the present day films, is it more of a challenge to
promote a completely original brand like this film? The director Dean Israelite
responds saying “We’ve (the film business) have had a couple of original things
happen in the last couple of years. So it is always a challenge to take
something that doesn’t have a lot of people knowing about it going into it. But
Paramount did a fantastic job marketing it so we knew that this concept was one
that was really fun so you just kind of hope that there’s a different way in
and that this is something people already know about.”One of the film’s writers
Jason Harry Pagan chimes in; “The awareness always starts low when you have an
original movie. You have to get out there and hit the ground everywhere and
educate people about the movie.”
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| L-R Allen Evangelista (Adam) Jonny Weston (David) Sam Lerner (Quinn) and Virginia Gardner (Chistina) |
The
movie stars Jonny Weston as (David the tech wiz) and his friends Sofia
Black-D’Ella; (Jesse who is one of the prettiest girls at David’s high
school); Sam Lerner (Quinn); Allen Evangelista (Adam) and Virginia
Gardner (Christina).The film is directed by Dean Israelite; written by
Andrew Deutschman and Jason Pagan and produced by Michael Bay.
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| David (Jonny Weston) smooches up Jessie (Sofia Black-D'Ella) |
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