At a high school reunion, a woman gets an opportunity to travel back to her school days. The theme of time travel was tackled with far more success a couple of years earlier in "Back to the Future," a film that is not great but is fun. This one is not fun. With its uninspired story and clichéd characters, it quickly runs out of steam and drags on far too long. Turner, in the midst of a fabulous first decade to start her career, is terrific, but the acting is otherwise uneven. Cage is the worst offender. He not only looks and acts goofy, but sports an annoying voice that sounds like a cartoon character. The familiar cast includes veterans O'Sullivan and Ames (his last film) as Turner's grandparents.
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