Posted AT 3:27 AM EDT on 02/09/05
A Sound of Thunder *
A Sound of ThunderDirected by Peter Hyams Written by Thomas Dean Donnelly, Joshua Oppenheimer and Gregory PoirierStarring Edward Burns, Ben Kingsley and Catherine McCormack Classification: PG Rating: *
Time machines have been a popular fixture in science-fiction tales since well before Colliers magazine published Ray Bradbury's story A Sound of Thunder in 1952.
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