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A guy survives a car crash and develops superpowers.
Derivative of its original, The Butterfly Effect - (2004 movie).
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5700182/
A girl goes insane or maybe it's aliens; who knows.
It had a lot of hope, but the writer changed anti-psychotic prescriptions mid-way and the movie went stupid.
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An architect gets swept up into a cult and goes insane.
A really riveting movie.
 That borg-eye is never seen.
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https://web.archive.org/web/20200611015506/https://www.uphe.com/movies/12-monkeys
From a future destroyed by plague, a prisoner "volunteers" to be sent back in time to fetch pre-infection samples.
A great movie that stands apart both from its contemporaries and even from movies of today. It touches upon a lot of topics I find interesting in movies.
- Inspired by La Jetée - (1962 movie), written by Chris Marker
- See also 12 Monkeys - (2015 show)
- TODO - watch with the commentary
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TODO - At the end of the making-of is a secret menu and more stuff.
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This is the sort of movie that I can't explain without spoiling it.
It ought to be started at 17:10 with zero introduction.
The fact that I can write that with confidence should speak loudly as to its quality. It doesn't have enough "content", and so it feels drawn out. If you are passionate about reality-questioning movies, then for sure see this. Otherwise, pass.
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People kill themselves because they're stupid, because hand-waving science and shit.
Firstly, this is not a romance. Lastly, it's shit. Terrible writing for a terrible world with terrible characters.
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Aliens arrive, but nobody knows the first thing about talking to them.
This is another movie whose description would spoil it. With a rather mellow and thoughtful tone throughout, it pulls the viewer in. I think it will hold up well over time, too.
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0945513/
http://www.enterthesourcecode.com/
A military man is enlisted into a mission to save Chicago United States from a terror attack.
A fantastic, emotional, movie. This has all the elements of quality which make a movie truly great.
I'm surprised I took next to no notes. There really isn't any actual "substance" to this film, in the sense that there are few references to people, places, or things. It's all one contained package that is surprisingly easy to lose time with.
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With killer-machines digging down to bypass the defences of the last refuge of mankind, a man with sudden magic powers magics with his powers.
Oh god, make it end. The writing is so fucking sloppy that the second movie and this third movie should not be watched by anyone, most especially fans of the first movie.
 Just like this poster, this movie has no brains.
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https://web.archive.org/web/20040529194222/http://www.thematrix.com/
The war against The Machines escalates, and it's a race between them digging down to Zion and The One pushing his way into the core of The Matrix for reason that wasn't explained very well.
If there are people out there who saw the first one and somehow get to this post before seeing this movie, please avoid this. Yes it's more of the same and it's "good", but this is a shit story that should be skipped.
This movie does not have an ending. It is part one of a mandatory two-movie binge.