Twitter Party: In Time

I really loved Darkest Minds and IN TIME takes place between Darkest Minds and Never Fade.

#INTIME TWITTER PARTY WITH AUTHOR ALEXANDRA BRACKEN

When: Wednesday, July 24, 2013 from 8:00-9:00 p.m. EST

How: Be sure to follow@AlexBracken, @HyperionTeens, and @TheBookCellarX and use #InTime during the 1-hour event to ask questions LIVE and win prizes.

·      To join the party, just search #InTime on Twitter.

 ·         Watch for questions from @TheBookCellarX and win awesome prizes including promo codes for In Time, autographed copies of The Darkest Minds, compass necklaces, and a $200 Visa card!

 ·         Ask Alex questions, enter giveaways and chat with other partygoers—just use the tag #InTime in all of your party tweets!

 Tweet your questions for @AlexBracken now using #InTime and participate on Wednesday, July 24^th for her live responses!

Sunday Matinee: In Time

I showed this at the library earlier in the month.

 This reminded me a little bit of The Adjustment Bureau.

What I liked:

The concept of time as currency

Justin Timberlake: I thought it was a great role for him. He was cocky without being unlikable. He was a fighter - both mentally and physically.

The time on your arm - neat idea

I really like the different type of role for Amanda Seyfried. I really like her. Plus she had great dresses.

What I didn't like:

My Husband's view:
Not a bad movie.
The whole stealing time part didn't make sense. Wouldn't everyone do it as the minutes ticked down. You would have nothing to lose and it seemed so easy breaking into the banks.
Also if it was really that easy to transfer time - wouldn't more people be killing each other and stealing time.

Which makes a whole lot of sense to me.

Overall, I liked it. I was happy to watch it. I thought it would bring in more teens to the library.