[SeekAndFind]

Cable television reruns and video rentals have elevated "Somewhere in Time" to the status of a cult classic in America and abroad.

[mountaineer1997]

I loved it.

[GeronL]

I think I saw it. Thought it was weird and moved on.

[SeekAndFind]

The 18th variation of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini again shot to fame as a result of the movie.

Listen to it here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59GQbd8CEO4

[Steely Tom]

No chemistry between the two main characters.

[TalBlack]

Critics laughed and sneered; yet audiences were moved to tears. How to explain this?

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Critics also hated Led Zeppelin, The Beatles etc...

Critics naturally try to justify their life work, which involves looking at or listening to entertainment, by building it up to seem to be something deep and meaningful. It ain’t. The ridiculous over intellectualization of stupid pretentious crap is often the result.

[latina4dubya]

i both love and hate the paradox... at the same time :)

[Verginius Rufus]

I saw it in a movie theater when it first came out but had no idea that anyone remembered it, let alone that it had become a "cult classic."

My reaction when I saw it was that it was a movie-length version of a "Twilight Zone" episode.

The name Christopher Reeve rings a bell but I don't think I have seen any of his other movies.