ITT: Films that take place over multiple decades, even lifespans.
>>68112312
IT
The Butterfly Effect
X-Men Days of Future Past
Cloud atlas spans over 500 years or something, pretty confusing though but its comfy as
mr nobody
cloud atlas
benjamin button
>>68112312
Dont even notice the time slipping by
>>68112312
Sir wishes me to leave?
It takes place over the lifespan of the Universe
These sort of movies are comfy as fuck, dont give a shit what you say
AI Artificial Intelligence
Once Upon a Time in America
>>68112750
one is glad to be of service ;-;
Slaughterhouse Five
>>68112956
This is the film i was thinking of, super sentimental and nostalgic to me. This and bicentennial man have a sort of grand and lengthy vibe to them
>>68112312
The Fountain
Mr Holland's Opus
AI
Sunshine with Ralph Fiennes
>>68113128
fucking beautiful film
>>68112312
>>68112781
might need to watch this on acid
I'm working on a script about a guy who goes to bed and he wakes up and it's 700 years into the future. He's in some sort of military base and soldiers are getting ready to fight some alien species on the other side of the galaxy, he doesn't understand what the fuck is going on and can't stop thinking about his family
MEMEHOOD
>>68113216
Who do you see as the main character?
>>68113216
That sounds fucking terrible. Kys
The time machine goes crazy with its timespan if your looking for that
BvS, past, present and future.
>>68113186
or you could try doing something fun instead.
>>68113328
D.A.R.E to not be a faggot
forrest gump
The place beyond the pines
It's only over a tad more than a decade, but it has the comfy element of watching life rolling along.
>>68112312
>>68113361
I meant to say, there are more fun things to do on acid than watching a meaningless,boring bullshit pretentious movie.
Once upon a time in america is decent, doesnt even feel like times going on. Make sure you watch the full uncut version which is some ridiculous length
>>68113438
so that shit of a movie? Basically just visual and no real story?
>>68113294
He who can't create, criticizes
>>68114600
ahhhhh says the master artiste on 4chan
>>68114868
lost my virginity multiple times over to this movie, its fucking long
2001: A Space Oddysey
The Shawshank Redemption takes place over 19 years
>>68112781
What movie?
>>68116005
READ NIGGA, DO YOU SPEAK IT?
>>68113426
love this movie.
I assume /tv/ knows why Silverstone never acted after this, can anon explain? drugs or what?
>>68113216
Could you even imagine earth in 700 years. The technology advancement. Even language would be completely different. I imagine some sort of new internet/700 years into the future equivilant language that everyone would communicate in.
>>68116100
I'm on mobile I can't see filename. What's the movie, please
Mystic River
On the Silver Globe
>>68116253
It says the tree of life.
>>68116253
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>>68116241
That's one of the angles I'm tackling on this endeavour.
>>68116153
Pls tell us
>>68116426
Good luck.
>>68114600
nah m8 it sounds highly probable to be average, but keep creating, pulp mags are always looking for new material.
>>68112312
Should I watch
Tree of Life or On the Silver Globe tonight?
IT TOOK TWELVE YEARS TO MAKE
>>68116987
+1 Globe
>>68112460
I need to torrent IT. it's been a while since I watched. Thanks anon
>>68117054
JAJAJA but the oscar is mine gringo
>>68116426
Rainbows End has a kind of similar futureshock plot. Guy with Alzheimer's is cured by medical advancements and realizes he's in a future with augmented reality and pervasive internet. The technologies are described plausibly and in depth. Might be useful for you to read it.
>>68112460
>The Butterfly Effect
You need to specify to watch the DC. The end of the theatrical version basically negates the entire premise of the movie, while the original ending really makes it hit home.
>>68117202
Which is which ending?
>>68116241
>The futurological congress
Based Lem sets the bar for mind-fuck woke-up-in-the-future stories. Also the drift in language is a big part of the "plot" so to speak.
>>68117382
There's already a flick based on that story
>>68117262
The happy ending is the ones the studio made them put in for the theatrical ending.
The original is when he realizes the more he changes things, the worse he fucks them up, and realizesthe only way to fix things is to remove himself from the picture.He time skips back to when his mother was pregnant with him, and strangles himself in the womb with his umbilical cord.This gives weight to the scene where his mother mentions she had several miscarriages before they had Ashton, implying that each one of his *siblings* had the power and ultimately resolved it in the same way.His dad is in the nut house because he realizes its all his fault and its happening again.
>>68117533
Absolutely nothing like the book. I mean I like it, it takes the premise and goes in a different direction, but the book is absolutely incredible. Based Lem makes me want to learn polish just to read him in the original language.
>>68117559
thanks for that anon. when I first rented the dvd years ago I got the spoiler ending you just spoke of. I was so pissed. not so bad now, makes sense
>>68114868
Only movie I ever cried after.
>>68117054
i love some Boyhood
>>68117382
Christ that sounds like a fucked up story, I must read it
>>68113179
leg centipade
>>68117771
Sci fi behind the iron curtain has a very odd feel to it. They had a lot more latitude to discuss certain topics because you could frame it in an a-political kind of way.
I mean Solaris is one big meditation on the alienation and isolation of the individual. It elevates itself above simple genre trash because it has something to say. At the same time Lem is also fucking hilarious, Ijon Tichy is the soviet arthur dent, and the cyberiad is just so fucking bizarro and absurd you can't help but chuckle.
>>68113297
>thousands of years in the future
>beautiful blonde haired/blue people are being used as cattle for ugly dark people who live underground
WE
>>68119586
Is this the first literary example of a futuristic dystopia?