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Tim_Lopez wrote:

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

Groundhog Day!!!!

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It's like everyday I wake up and relive the same post.

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SendOfJive wrote:

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Tim_Lopez wrote:

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

Groundhog Day!!!!

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It's like everyday I wake up and relive the same post.

 

http://community.norton.com/t5/Forum-Clubhouse/Time-Travel-Movies/m-p/566068/message-uid/566068/high...

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ARGH!

I'll post it again tomorrow. haha

Hi, i hope i am not interrupting anybody. Going through all the sections and found this thread and i am disappointed ( a bit ) to see nobody listed 12 monkeys my favourite bruce willis film...i hope somebody in here likes it lol

I have one that is not mentioned:

The Matrix

Neo, and the Agents being able to bend time around themselves is a form of theoritical time travel as far as I am aware of at this time.  Let me know if I am wrong so I can name another one.

Berkeley Square  -  1933

A young American man is transported back to London in the time of the American Revolution and meets his ancestors.

John Carter

A man finds an alien in a strange cave, and gets sent to Mars.  When he finds a way back to Earth several years have passed, thus denoting differentiating space-continuum time travel.

La Jetee  -  1962

In a devastated Paris in the aftermath of WWIII, (3), the few surviving humans begin researching time travel, hoping to send someone back to the pre-war world for food, supplies and a solution to their problem.

I think this might be one:  Total Recall

Definitely Back To Future. One of my favourites of all time. Never get bored watching it over and over again.

I have one that is not a movie, but an online series.  I don't know if that counts since this is titled Time Travel Movies.  Here it is: 

Red Vs Blue Seasons 1-10.

There is some time travel in the series, and even some time paradoxing.  Is a series like a movie in comparison?  For example, movies are made up of scenes, and series are made up of parts.