Splitting Time

About This Movie

Splitting Time offers this quirky blend of animation and comedy that feels like a nostalgic ride through time. Coen's dilemma about celebrating his 11th birthday in the distant 27th century with his mom versus the 1990s with his dad really drives the narrative. The animation style is colorful and playful, which gives it a light-hearted atmosphere. The pacing is pretty brisk, keeping the story engaging without dragging. Themes of family, choices, and the significance of experiences stand out, weaving a thoughtful layer beneath the humor. It’s not just a kids' flick; there's a depth to Coen's journey that resonates more deeply than expected. And while the voice performances are solid, it's the expressive animation that steals the show, bringing each character to life in their own unique way.

Unique animated style that stands out in the genre · Explores themes of family and time travel in a light-hearted manner · Offers a mix of humor and emotional depth