<p>My W saw it couple of nights ago. (I don’t do public theaters anymore. I can’t handle the crowd behavior. …and …well…there IS that whole “200 feet from any theater” restraining order “misunderstanding”. ;))</p>
<p>She told her companion after the show - "I don’t see what the big deal is. Every time he goes away he leaves all his clothes on the floor. Hell. Mine does that, too. " </p>
<p>I don’t get her point. 
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<p>^ LOL…A couple of my family members also exhibit that symptom of chrono-displacement disorder. Not to mention vanishing before my very eyes (when there’s work to be done).</p>
<p>I could see The Time Traveler’s Wife as a series—sort of in the same “prequel” style as The Dead Zone series (another guy with a supernatural gift and a tragic fate). </p>
<p>lunitari, thanks for the heads up—I may wait for the DVD.</p>
<p>lunatari,
I do agree with you completely. I wonder if it would have been better if Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston hadn’t split up. Their production company bought the movie rights and word is they intended to play the parts themselves. Then they split.</p>
<p>I thoroughly enjoyed the book. I was really looking forward to the movie. I was disappointed. I thought the movie was flat and that the book didn’t translate well to the movie. Maybe because it felt rushed that I didn’t feel the characters were strong enough. </p>
<p>There was a TV show 2 seasons ago, Journeyman, that was a time travel piece that resembled TTW. I like the show but it was cancelled.</p>