Time travel films and television programmes

[Tony Moanero]

I love them, me.

 

What are your favourites?

[Jairzinho]

Quantum Leap, obviously. Ace.

[Trumo]

Films - The Back To The Future trilogy, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

TV - Quantum Leap, Life On Mars

 

I'm sure I am missing loads.

[REDTALISKER]

Donnie Darko

 

12 Monkeys

 

Dark

[REDTALISKER]

Travelers is also pretty good too.

[The Golden Eel]

Terminator obviously. Timecrimes was good, too.

 

The most I've ever not understood a film was a time-travel film called Primer.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

TV - Doctor Who is peerless.  I'm not even going to bother thinking of a second choice.

 

Film - Terminator 1 & 2; Back to the Future (first one only); Time Bandits

[Mook]

The best film ever made deserves a mention...

 

Timecop.

[lifetime fan]

Quantum Leap, obviously. Ace.

 

Only one I’ve ever liked.

[Creator Supreme]

I thought Sliders was quite good.

[Shitty Arse]

The Butterfly Effect

Looper

Back To The Future

It’s a Wonderful Life ( sort of..!)

Hot Tub Time Machine

Terminator 2

Time Bandits

[Crouchie]

TV: Journeyman

Film: Biggles: Adventures in Time

[John101]

l couldn't understand Primer, even after reading the explanation online.

 

The drag episodes aside, Quantum Leap was fantastic.

[Tony Moanero]

Quatumn Leap is boss. I still like Goodnight Sweetheart, too.

 

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventture

 

Peggy Sue Got Married

 

The Time Traveller's Wife

[Captain Turdseye]

Saw a ‘film’ on late night TV years ago where some fella went back in time to the Stone Age and all the women were gorgeous, mostly naked and gagging for it so he soft-porned the shit out of them.

[cochyn]

Looper is class. Back and forth time travel, Bruce Willis Brucing it right up. Ace.

 

Primer is pretty special as well: An absolute headfuck and done on an $8000 budget. Clever stuff.

[Nunavut Patrick]

The Star Trek original series one with Joan Collins, The City on the Edge of Forever.

[Stickman]

Star Trek First Contact....When the Borg go back in time to Earth

[Alan Sex]

Time Bandits.

[manwiththestick]

Timecrimes

[VladimirIlyich]

The Time Machine.

[Creator Supreme]

Quite liked About Time, but I still can't quite imagine a timeline in real life where Domhnall Gleeson pulls the stunning Rachel McAdams.

[cloggypop]

Mr Benn

 

[magicrat]

A visit to Hartlepool 

[Section_31]

There's an original star trek episode called City on the Edge of Forever.

 

McCoy travels back in time and saves Joan Collins from being run over. She's a peace activist and it turns out her survival delays America entering the war and the Germans win.

 

Spock and Kirk follow him back but don't know what damage he's done at this point. Collins runs a hostel and takes them in and falls for Kirk (obvs) and vice versa. Spock figures out what's happened to the timeline and tells Kirk he has to let her get run over, which he does, last scene is Kirk stopping McCoy from saving her with his face burried in his shoulder upset.

 

Wonderful stuff, Star Trek and science fiction at its very best.