The Time Traveler’s Wife
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. This movie is a love story, if you couldn’t guess. Probably most movies with Bride or Wife in the title (aside from Chucky?) are love stories. I wasn’t sure what this movie would be about, in terms of science fiction, just knew that the love aspect was the main point. I also knew it was based off a book of the same name, that some of my friends who were girls liked way too much.
Anyways, this stars Rachel McAdams (who likes hockey), and Eric Bana, playing a much better role than he did with Hulk or Hanna. As we all know, H movies are lame anyways. It is important to know that the dude cannot control his time travel a-
JUST LIKE HE CAN’T CONTROL THE HULK. OH MAN CONNECTIONS!
-nd he doesn’t just build a machine and just go nuts, it is just the result of a gene condition. They also don’t spend hours of the movie explaining how it all works, but they let it work it out naturally to find the answers. I like that. Science fiction is hard, and if it had a lot of it in it, it would drag away from the story and leave itself up to more scrutiny.
The basics are he travels in the past and future of his own life, meeting the girl of his dreams at a young age. This story is just one timeline of his life, and metaphysically we have to assume it is just an infinite timeline where the past can never be changed. Everything will always happen. Sure free will is gone, but who believes in that anyways? Besides, you know what infinite timelines means? Infinite sex with Rachel McAdams. The first time he meets her when she is a kid, it is super creepy pedophile like though.
“Yeah, when I time travel I am naked. Just a thing. Don’t be afraid.”
About The Author
Admin
Add a Comment
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
I did not like this movie. The time-travel just didn’t work. And it got really creepy.
Oh yeah. Super creepy. Pedo like. But I mentioned that. As for time travel not working, eh, well, its just based on the infinite timelines way of time travel. I didn’t really see inconsistencies with it. As long as you assume there is no beginning, and no end to it.