This is the best time travel movie ever made. Are there even any other time travel movies that come close to being as entertaining and well-made as this one?
Back to the Future and The Terminator are both better.
>>66993095
>Are there even any other time travel movies that come close to being as entertaining and well-made as this one?
Yes.
Time Crimes
>>66993095
>time travel
m8 it's all in his head
Time Bandits
>>66994430
Why is there an "it's all in his head" theory for so many movies?
>>66993095
I really like it as well, but I still like Primer better.
>>66994458
Because in the case of 12 monkeys it's literally all in bruce willis' head.
All the proof you need is the "time machine" and the CT scan machine bruce willis stumbles upon when he tries to escape are exactly the same.
>>66994525
Nah, the movie's ending was pretty unambiguous about him actually being a time traveler.
>>66994548
Everything that happens after he "disappears" is a literal escapist delusion that bruce willis has to cope with spending the rest of his life in a padded cell.
>>66993095
madeleine stone dissappeared after this right?
>>66994591
If you want to think that go ahead but I'll never understand why you think the movie being this extremely elaborate delusion in his mind makes it better than what is actually presented.
>>66993095
/thread
>>66993095
you are a funny guy, this is the best time travel movie ever
>>66994645
Because there are very obvious hints through out the movie that it is all in his head. :)
>>66994081
this
>>66994763
I can almost buy that but how do you explain his recurring dreams as a child that turn out to be him witnessing his own death?
>>66993095
Edge of Tomorrow was more entertaining
Army of Darkness was better
Somewhere in Time was better
Time Machine was better, both versions
>>66994816
Him as a child is part of the dream. I've dreamed false histories of myself.
>>66994816
Traumatic event as a child leads to mental health issues in later life. C'mon m80.
>>66994816
poetry
>>66994866
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>>66994944
So none of you think 12 Monkeys actually featured time travel? Interesting.
>>66994970
it makes sense once you consider it
>>66994982
I'll give it another watch and keep that in mind.
>>66995067
i think you just got meme'd anon
>>66995363
It's hard to even tell anymore.
>>66995363
Not really
Predestination
Also, the 12 Monkeys TV series is fantastic, better than the film imo
>>66996580
is this what you call b8
>>66996701
It handles the plot of the movie great and adds even more to it
La Jetée is better
>>66993095
It's a soulless Holywood remake.
>>66996788
I watched 5 minutes once and it looked like some tween drama shit.
Is it realistically set in the universe, as in nothing they do can ever change the future? or was it a cash-in on the name, and they end up epic heroes who save teh world through their adventures through the wobbly wimey timey?
Project Almanac is the only option
it's good.
>>66997784
first movie that I've seen that dealt with determinism
>>66996580
I really liked Predestination
>>66993095
>somebody liked 12 monkeys
>>66998596
>someone posted this post, which was bad
>>66994430
there is a flaw in your theory. How did get out of the cell when the cops got him. The door was locked and there was no other exit (that is when he traveled to the future).
>>66994591
>>66994645
kek you reddit retards that can't take a story at face value and always need to make it into a "IT WUZ A DREEM" "ITS ALL INNIS HED" you're fucking retarded. In instances where this was actually true the director actually made sure to add in a scene that makes it unambiguous like in Repo Men. Just kill yourself please or go back to watching tv garbage instead of movies
