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[Tim_Lopez Administrator]

Worst.Movie.Ever.

2 hours of my life I will never get back.

However, I really did enjoy Flight of the Navigator!

[Dave_Coleman]

Great choice!

I'll waste three movies on one post (because they're all the same story)...

A Conneticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court

or
Unidentified Flying Oddball

or

dang... wasn't there a baseball themed one too, with some kid in Little League?

[PapauZ Norton Fighter]

Aliens (1986) - This is my favourite, but I don't know if this is "true time traveling" or not -> when Ripley was /will be :P/ hibernated for 57 years.

And the series's 4th part, Alien Resurrection (1997), we can(??) call it in some ways as time travel: Ripley's memories will be transfered with the mixed alien-human DNA to a future clone of Ripley.

And a "true" time travel one: Flight of the Navigator (1986) - It was a bit better when I saw it as a child :)

[Tim_Lopez Administrator]

PapauZ,

I TOTALLY just mentioned Flight of the Navigator two messages ago  I still think it's a good movie. 

I don't know if hibernations count. I was asking Dave about it a couple hours ago, because I was going to say Encino Man. Haha. 

[PapauZ Norton Fighter]

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Tim_Lopez wrote:

PapauZ,

I TOTALLY just mentioned Flight of the Navigator two messages ago  I still think it's a good movie. 

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LOL :D :D

Here's a new one: Lost In Space

[SendOfJive Norton Fighter]

If hibernation counts: Sleeper (the funniest Woody Allen move ever).

If hibernation is not allowed, The Philadelphia Experiment

[PapauZ Norton Fighter]

Stargate SG1 - Continuum

[Tim_Lopez Administrator]

Hibernation totally doesn't count. 

Hot Tub Time Machine

[PapauZ Norton Fighter]

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

[Tim_Lopez Administrator]

Oh man! Can't believe I forgot this one! I love this movie!

Groundhog Day!!!!