https://horrorbuzz.com/2020/09/28/2067- ... adventure/

I’m happy to put aside time travel mechanics that’d fall apart after a few seconds thought in favor of character and story, but that requires both worthwhile characters and an involving plot–two things 2067 needed work on. This takes too long to get going then drags when it comes time to end, leaving only the middle hour with a chance to be interesting or entertaining but even then there’s a heavy young adult novel feel to everything.

Agreed with Malcolm, nothing seems to stick here other than maybe the main storyline but it takes too long to get there leaving not enough clues for viewers to decipher it. The acting from the two leads is fine but nothing else makes sense here and I wasn't a big fan of the way this ended.

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