The idea of various individuals being pulled together across time is an interesting one with a lot of story-telling potential. However, thus far, I'm not feeling much of a connection with any of the characters except the clone. (Who is in Stormtrooper armor.)

The film felt very slow, with very little story happening in the runtime. It also had 18 seconds of opening titles, that odd, mid-film credits thing, and then more credits at the end. While I think the mid-film thing was meant as the "theme song" portion, similarly to how full-length TV shows have a teaser, then the opening theme song/titles section before the rest of the show. However, it never actually showed the show title, nor episode title, and it took me a little bit to realize what exactly was going on.

The ending was kinda the same way. With no hints of what was coming, and head still spinning from trying to solve the time-travel mystery, it may have been a bit early to introduce the more immediate threat. Now, rather than be hooked with a cool mystery (time-travel) or fearing for the characters (unexplained monster) there's so much that's unexplained and seemingly disconnected that I'm struggling to connect to the plot.

I appreciate the effort put into the camera movements, space scene, and the large detailed sets. I think a tightening up of the script and editing will do wonders for the series.