Bury ‘Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice’ in Time Capsule

Time travel films can be exhausting. The logical threads are often tough to untangle, and the gimmick gives screenwriters too many cheat codes. It’s why 1985’s “Back to the Future” remains a marvelous slice of time travel perfection. “Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice” can’t come close to that standard. It’s the opposite, a frantic attempt at dark humor laced with endless action sequences. A very game cast takes a smart approach to the material, but the further the story goes along, the less engaging it becomes. The film should make like a tree and get out of here. Thuggish Jimmy Boy (Jimmy Tatro) is celebrating his return from prison, and his crime boss pappy Sosa (Keith David) wants to know who framed him in the first place. The trail leads to Mike (James Marsden), but his friend and associate