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russ [Visitor] in response to: My Favorite Temporal Paradoxes in Movies

russ [Visitor] — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 19:54:14 +0000

in 12 monkeys bruce willis wasnt just crazy he had precognition regarding many things there was also physical evidence placing him world war 1 and one of the scientists meet the terrorist at the end claiming to be in "insurance"

Joey [Visitor] in response to: My Favorite Temporal Paradoxes in Movies

Joey [Visitor] — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 05:04:32 +0000

I think you forgot a movie: Minority Report. If the precogs were able to see the future, and consequently people were able to stop it, how could they see it if it was never going to happen?!

Watashiii [Visitor] in response to: My Favorite Temporal Paradoxes in Movies

Watashiii [Visitor] — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 20:24:28 +0000

I see somebody already ninjaed me on 12 monkeys not being a paradox, but I feel like adding that there's another way to watch the movie. If it's all just Bruce Willis hallucinating and spreading his insanity, everything still makes sense

AustynSN [Visitor] in response to: My Favorite Temporal Paradoxes in Movies

AustynSN [Visitor] — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 17:23:56 +0000

Concerning Back to the Future II, When (old) Biff gets back to 2015 from his trip to 1955, he seems to have a heart attack. On the DVD director's commentary, it's stated that what is actually happening is that the time stream is in flux due to the changes his trip made. He's being erased because Lorraine shot him in 1996.

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Tattoos [Visitor] — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 05:58:48 +0000

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Crystal [Visitor] in response to: My Favorite Temporal Paradoxes in Movies

Crystal [Visitor] — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 06:35:08 +0000

I totally love the entire time travel movie concept. I enjoyed reading your favorite temporal paradoxes. I must admit Terminator franchise is my favorite and all the other ones you named. Have you seen Butterfly Effect or Happy Accidents? I'd like to hear your take on their paradoxes.

Fiona [Visitor] in response to: My Favorite Temporal Paradoxes in Movies

Fiona [Visitor] — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 02:40:41 +0000

When Old Biff brings the Almanac from 2015 to young biff in 1955, when he uses the time machine to go back to 2015 after giving young Biff the Almanac and therefore altering the timeline, it should be ALTERNATE 2015 that he goes to, where Biff is rich and powerful and hill valley is corrupt, but instead he goes back to the other 2015 and conveniently leaves the DeLorean back with Marty McFly and the Doc, which shouldn't be possible D:
I think that's a bigger fault in The Trilogy than in the third one where there are two DeLoreans, because with that there's no indication to whether the DeLorean buried in 1885 even has gas in it to siphon into the DeLorean brought from 1955.
Just sayin' :)
Back To The Future.. Aah, my favourite movie ever!!

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