What are the top picks for time travel movies? Avengers Endgame doesn't count, not because I don't watch capeshit, but because their version of time travel is retarded.
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Time Travel kino
Ryan Moore
Lincoln Butler
The Man from Earth: Holocene
Dominic Phillips
Predestination
Xavier Brown
Josiah Brown
Groundhog day
Carter Hernandez
that sounds dumb as fuck
the alternate ending is one of the best things in cinema
Jack Thomas
Time Machine (early 2000s) does nice thing to explain time travel. Guy created time machine to save his girl. But he can't do it, she dies every time. It's explained that her death was the reason he made time machine so she must die in order to make it exist. Otherwise it would never be created.
Joseph Richardson
I really liked the 12 Monkeys TV show
Bentley Adams
Timecrimes (Los Cronocrimenes)
Jackson Jones
About Time is pretty sappy but I love it, even if it's a guilty pleasure
Christopher Wright
patrician tastes. bill murray raped so many people in that movie
Jaxson Lopez
Some people last night were saying 'The Time Machine (2002)' was good, I downloaded it but haven't watched it yet.
Xavier Gonzalez
All movies involve time travel. Forward in time, of course.
Oliver Smith
unironically Azkaban
Brody Taylor
12 Monkeys and La Jetée it is based on.
Adrian Edwards
Jackson Ward
Men in Black 3
Ian Flores
Andrew Cook
Time Rider. I loved this one as a kid.
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Gabriel Lee
>catched
also Happy Death Day 1 and 2 but really 1
Blake Turner
listen here you little shit
Carter Richardson
Thomas Morgan
I'm getting real sick of your shit, Todd
Joseph Stewart
Superman (1978)
Colton Wright
Why didn’t they go back and kill Voldemort?
Ayden Cox
and yet the only part of the plot involving time travel is because Lois Lane dies. if Superman had been Superchad and just gone on to fuck Wonder Woman or even Supergirl and let Lois die it would be completely unnecessary
Aaron Myers
Britbongs are too limp wristed to use time travel to commit infanticide even for someone truly evil
Liam Perez
bc the movie had to follow the book
Cooper Brooks
no one is talking about how Primer is a golden example of how a movie should deal with time travel. disorienting, yes, but brilliantly so
Mason Murphy
Why didn't they kill Voldemort in the book?
Matthew Smith
>If a character has a completely different motivation than a plot point of a movie would be unnecessary
Great observation
Samuel Cook
Dylan Barnes
11/22/63
Lincoln Morgan
Harry does kill Voldemort, haven't you read the series?
Jose Bailey
why is James Cromwell so based?
Charles Cooper
time-turners cannot be used to affect major changes without incurring dire (but unspecified) consequences.
Using them to remove someone as important as Voldemort would, presumably result in massive ramifications:
Even the use of the very limited amount of Time-Turners at the Ministry’s disposal is hedged around with hundreds of laws. While not as potentially dangerous as skipping five centuries, the re-use of a single hour can still have dramatic consequences and the Ministry of Magic seeks the strictest guarantees if it permits the use of these rare and powerful objects. It would surprise most of the magical community to know that Time-Turners are generally only used to solve the most trivial problems of time-management and never for greater or more important purposes, because, as Saul Croaker tells us,
-"just as the human mind cannot comprehend time, so it cannot comprehend the damage that will ensue if we presume to tamper with its laws."
stolen from somewhere else. same reason why stopping 9/11 in family guy led to a post apocalyptic future.
Jaxson Diaz
Bentley Collins
also worth noting that stopping Pettrigrew's death (which is arguably a significant event change) resulted in Voldemort coming back. not saving Pettrigrew would have actually been better. the future's hard to predict, who knows what would happen if they decided to kill Voldemort as a baby? maybe the future would've been better, but it's more likely things would've been worse a result.
Isaac Sanders
>>Twelve Monkeys is one of my favorite movies that involves possible time travel. This scene involving Vertigo is kino:
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Camden Bennett
It's not a time machine. It just allows you to be at two different places at the same time. Whatever happened, happened even if you were present, and if you try to change it, you will obviously fail, because you obviously already failed.
Owen Hall
How do you know if something happened bc of you already being there in order to use the time turner to complete the loop?
Landon Martin
>Time Travel
>Kino
Hudson Adams
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He was more based in ENT episode In A Mirror Darkly.
John Rogers
"Don't Let Go" is pretty fucking great.
Kevin Rivera
Belated kino incoming
Mason Parker
Came here to say this, I think we're the only 2 people on Yea Forums who watched it.
The last season was absolute kino
Jackson Ward
Trancers series is fun.
Nathan Thompson
This.
While all the faggots on Yea Forums talk about Big Brother, Game of Thrones, Euphoria, and capeshit, syfy made the best move to tv adaptation ever.
Leo Peterson
The original Time Machine movie.
The rebooted version that came out early 2000's sucks ass.
Jackson Perry
Reminder they got away with this in 2018
Christopher Watson
>the alternate ending is one of the best things in cinema
Which one? There are 4 endings
Hudson Nguyen
Primer is fantastic when it comes to the mind-bending possibilities of time travel, it's logic is thorough and consistent when you do figure out what's happening.
Having said that it's not a fun movie which is why this still sits on the top of my list.
Isaiah Rivera
Ryder Edwards
The fetus one
Hunter Clark
This.
The original had ground breaking visual effects for it's time, as well as following the original H.G. Wells story very closely.
The reboot was some retarded 2deep4u pot of shit that's full of crappy cgi and barely follows the original story at all, and they decided to change the traveller's waifu from pure Wina to some Victorian hoe.
Camden Evans
Lucas Collins
Dark is pretty good.
However I did get a bit tired of the closed timeloop shit after a while. Sure, it's neat to see how shit plays out with everything being tied together, but it also creates some narrative problems. It's hard to care about anything when we already know the destination they're predestined d to reach, and that ultimately everything they do is pointless. "X tries to prevent Y, but surprise surprise, actually causes Y" stopped being surprising after the first time.
Camden Gomez
>Reading Harry Potter books
Yikes
Zachary Scott
Time After Time
Somewhere in Time
Wyatt Stewart
Coming 2020
David Anderson
Edge of tomorrow.
Jaxon Harris
>haven't you read the series?
Too dull for my tastes
Owen Watson
this movie sucks
Adam Cox
Yes it certainly does. Considering the de-aging we have now would it have been so hard to have CGI'd Willis back to his Moonlighting days?
Logan Gutierrez
He did not appear in that episode outside of stock footage from First Contact. Watch your clip, the bloke who shoots the Vulcan is a generic nobody whose face remains off screen.
Benjamin Gray
Good suggestion.
Evan Rogers
By that rationale, using time travel for solving trivial inconveniences is wrong too and should be forbidden. But Rowling needed a plot device for her 3rd book so she came up with dumb, inane excuses.
Camden Myers
Based
Lincoln Mitchell
Kek
Anthony Sullivan