Let's talk about films where events are played out multiple times. I was reluctant to include things like 12 Monkeys or La Jetee in here because they're more about general time travel than films where the same events are repeated over time. Coherence doesn't really fit the bill but it's similar in a lot of ways.
There must be other films in this genre out there? I've heard of Predestination and Source Code, but haven't seen those yet or know if they are any good.
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the Anvil Hoarder (1936)
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Interesting, but not exactly what I was looking for. Some of those examples only feature moments where such loops happen, or the looping isn't the major gimmick.
12:01 PM looks interesting though.
Incarnation
>Incarnation
That's not even out yet it seems.
>David Mazouz
Oh...
truman show
Mulholland Dr.
An obscure, mostly crap but sort of cozy one...
12 Dates of Christmas
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kinda El incidente and Time lapse. Also Crono crimes was a fucking SHIT
Memento
>Also Crono crimes was a fucking SHIT
no
yes. do you realize that at some point he just wanted to recreate loop for no reason.
CAn someone here explain me the end of Edge of Tomorrow?
are you meming or serious?
tom cruise did the thing and happy ending for everyone.
i wanted to write something else but these sweet quads said no
ftfy
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That still doesn't explains how Rita realised she didn't have time resetting powers anymore after getting that blood transfusion
they both just knew it
run lola run is not a time loop movie.
also
>ARQ
>Looper
In a sense, it is a time loop movie.
That wasn't what you asked, and in the movie Rita says she just knew, same way Tom knew when it happened to him, it was a feeling they had.
I don't know what more you wanted.
Looper...
looper was awful. And it didn't even make sense in the fucking rules it established itself.
Picture this: what if a Looper had to kill his old self as his FIRST assignment. that way, there'd be a 100% chance he'd be loyal his entire carreer, as only loyal ones get sent back in time to be killed.
then shit like in the movie couldn't happen. which it couldn't anyways, because the entire premise is how they can't kill people in the future, but bruce willis is mad because they killed his wife. like, wat?
and whoever invented the fucking "kill yourself to prevent the time loop ever taking place" thing needs to be fucking shot by his future self.
50 First Dates, absolute Sandlerkino
I'm not the same guy, I was just pointing out what looked like a plot hole
Thanks for the screencap btw
>run lola run is not a time loop movie.
>Looper is
snow problem, sorry if I came off as snippy, trying to be less of a cunt with mixed results.
Predestination.
theres no loops there
Back to the Future 1, unironically.