Summer Time Machine Blues 2005
"Back to yesterday!"
Set against the sweltering backdrop of a Japanese summer, *Summer Time Machine Blues (2005)* follows the misadventures of a ragtag sci-fi club whose mundane gathering takes a bizarre twist when a spilled soda transforms an ordinary air-conditioner re...
Director: Katsuyuki Motohiro
Cast
Eita Nagayama
Takuma Komoto
Juri Ueno
Haruka Shibata
Yoshiaki Yoza
Masaru Niimi
Daijiro Kawaoka
Shunsuke Koizumi
Munenori Nagano
Atsushi Soga
Tsuyoshi Muro
Daigo Ishimatsu
Chikara Honda
Akira Tamura
Yoko Maki
Yui Ito
Takeshi Masu
God
Ichiro Mikami
The Theatre Maneger
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Summer Time Machine Blues (2005) about?
A ragtag group of sci-fi enthusiasts discovers their air-conditioner remote has been turned into a time machine after a soda spill, sending them on a chaotic, nostalgic adventure through summer days gone by.
Who directed Summer Time Machine Blues?
Katsuyuki Motohiro, known for his work on action and comedy films, helms this lighthearted sci-fi romp.
Who stars in Summer Time Machine Blues?
The film features Eita Nagayama, Juri Ueno, Yoshiaki Yoza, and Daijiro Kawaoka as the core members of the sci-fi club.
Is Summer Time Machine Blues (2005) worth watching?
With its blend of comedy and sci-fi, *Summer Time Machine Blues* offers a breezy, entertaining escape—perfect for fans of quirky time-travel tales. While not a blockbuster, its charm and humor make it a delightful summer watch.
How long is Summer Time Machine Blues?
The film runs for 107 minutes.
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About Summer Time Machine Blues (2005) — When a Sci-Fi Club Stumbles Into Time Travel
Set against the sweltering backdrop of a Japanese summer, *Summer Time Machine Blues (2005)* follows the misadventures of a ragtag sci-fi club whose mundane gathering takes a bizarre twist when a spilled soda transforms an ordinary air-conditioner remote into a fully functional time machine. Directed by Katsuyuki Motohiro, this quirky comedy-sci-fi blends chaotic humor with a dash of nostalgic wonder, as the club members stumble into a whirlwind of temporal shenanigans. With a playful tone and a dash of absurdity, the film captures the chaotic charm of youthful curiosity clashing with the unpredictability of time itself.
Starring Eita Nagayama, Juri Ueno, and Yoshiaki Yoza, the movie balances lighthearted fun with a sense of adventure, as the characters navigate the consequences of their accidental invention. The sci-fi clubroom—stuffy, sweat-inducing, and brimming with pop culture references—serves as the perfect stage for this time-bending escapade, where every moment feels both timeless and fleeting. *Summer Time Machine Blues (2005)* is a charming ode to friendship, curiosity, and the hilarious mishaps that unfold when science fiction collides with everyday life.
