1. Primer
and I should stop here, because it's 'Primer' and a whole bunch 'o nothing, then some more nothing, and THEN the follow-ups, but for the sake of consistency... ;-)
1. Primer
2. Groundhog Day*
3. Clockstoppers**
4. The Langoliers***
5. Donnie Darco****
* I simply LOVED the attempted suicides' chain... ;-) "You thought suicide is like virginity? Think AGAIN!" :-PPPP
** pretty nice a movie for teens [useful if You're a parent I think], fun to watch for viewers of all ages though :)
*** the first movie about time travel I've ever seen, and I believe the filmmakers drew the line when it comes to time paradoxes - they've avoided as many of them as they could, and I admire that; it's a time-travel movie pretty much without glitches (even though there isn't much time travel in it)
**** I loved this movie simply because I never really understood what was going on ;-) This one is about as close as it gets to how time travel is understood in our age. ;-)
As for 'Primer' - the movie was a bit more about how time travel influences people's minds, and that was it's goal I think. Even though it tried (pretty successfuly I might add) to deal with technical difficulties like time paradoxes, it's main theme was about the psychological aspects and human nature. And I believe that anyone who has their mind set for time traveling and would like to try and understand more on the topic should see this movie, as it doesn't take the usual 'time travel action movie' path. Besides, uncovering layers upon layers of subtle truths and conclusions is a VERY rewarding process... :-)
And something for those who like to quote, this one's a beauty:
"It will be happened; it shall be going to happening; it will be was an event that could will have been taken place in the future." -- Time travel, as explained by Arnold J. Rimmer
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