Time Travel Movies

• Back To The Future (1985)
• Groundhog Day (1993)
• The Terminater(1984)
• Bill And Ted'S Excellent Advanture (1989)
• The Time Traveler's Wife (2009)
• About Time (2013)
• Intersteller (2014)
• Edge Of  Tommmrow
• Predestination(2014)
• Avengers End Game(2019)

Time Travel Movies History:

• From Men In Black III to Back to the Future to Earth of the Hams,  flicks that  passage through the  periods face internal  thickness problems and  valve into the  mortal desire to change fate. 
•  Still, it's Men in Black 3, which attempts to revive a movie ballot largely forgotten by cult after its disappointing alternate entry, If ever a movie earned its time-  trip plotline. Men in Black 3 sees Will Smith's Agent J going back to the 1960s to save  mate Agent K( Tommy Lee Jones in the present, Josh Brolin in the  history), and mines its late-'60s setting for jokes both  egregious( hippies, Andy Warhol) and subtle( Rick Baker's new alien designs, which are  deduced from the style of'60s  wisdom  fabrication). 
• But if time  trip, as the Men in Black would have it, is" illegal throughout the  macrocosm," cinema is full of  culprits. It's been 10 times since the last Men in Black movie, but nearly 100 times since the first time-  trip film hit movie theaters. There are so  numerous variations on turning the  timepiece forwards and backwards in cinema that it's  delicate to say these  flicks indeed belong to a unified"  kidney." But every time- traveling movie has, in its own way, had to overcome the mind- bending  sense problems  essential in its premise. And each, too, has played on a universal, if vain,  mortal desire to  witness a world that is entirely  unapproachable to us — and  maybe to change  effects in our own. 
• Though  utmost would citeH.G. Wells's 1895  new The Time Machine as the ancestor of the  ultramodern time-  trip story, the author wrote an indeed  before one," The habitual Argonauts," in 1888. squeezed between Wells's two time- machine stories was the other  launching  textbook of the  kidney Mark Twain's 1889 lampoon A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Unlike Wells, who always put at least a  gadarene  trouble into the  wisdom of his  wisdom  fabrication, Twain was more interested in what a time  rubberneck would do than in how he got there; his Connecticut Yankee awakens in Camelot times after being knocked out by a crowbar. 
• It took a long time for the time-  trip film to escape Wells and Twain's sci- fi  murk. The first three notable entries in the  kidney were acclimations of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court a 1921 silent, a 1931 documentary, and a 1949 musical comedy. George Pal's classic 1960  adaption of The Time Machine was the first time-  trip film to win an Oscar( for stylish visual  goods). But despite these successes, time  trip remained on the  circumferences of popular culture, only appearing as a plot device in acclimations like Earth of the Hams and Slaughterhouse- Five, or the occasional B- movie like The Time trippers or Journey to the Center of Time. 
• It's easy to see why these  pictures endure. Who hasn't day  pictured about knowing what is to come or going back and changing what is  happed? By visiting the  history, you learn where you came from; by visiting the future, you learn where you are going — and indeed if you return to the time you came from, your  gests  have changed you. In the end, that is the real magic of the time-  trip  kidney and the reason it's such a  dependable box- office draw. All  pictures promise to take you down from your normal life and show you  commodity new, but no  kidney does it  relatively so literally — or so well.