
For this week’s episode, Bridget and Sam tackle the paradoxical use of time travel in some of our favorite movies. They each pick their best and worst movies that use time travel correctly. For the record, they don’t mean to say these movies are necesarily bad or incredible, just that they weren’t as accurate about time travel as other movies have been.
Be warned! They discuss many movie spoilers but no need to worry. Check out our show notes at the bottom for the exact time where spoilers are discussed.
Question of the Week: What are you best or worst movies about time travel?
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Best movie about time travel: Back To The Future 1. Worst movie about time travel: Back To The Future 3 (Prisoner of Azkaban was also a candidate, but only because I wasn’t too crazy about the Harry Potter movies in general).
I don’t really mind how time travel works, as long as it’s explained. For example, I like the way they explain time travel in DC’s Legends of Tomorrow because it is explained throughout both seasons. They say that time will set, and if you meet with your past self, then time stuff will happen. At the end of Season 2, something happens that I won’t spoil, and it’s because of them messing with time. As a famous clock once said, “Time is a tool you can put on the wall, or wear it on your rizd. The past is far behind us, the future doesn’t exist.”
The best show that I have seen that involved time travel was an anime called ‘Steins Gate’. It was rooted in science, reality, and the theories of time travel and alternate universes. It starts with a self-proclaimed ‘mad scientist’ who accidentally finds a way to send text messages into the past. He starts using it to change the present, but after a while things go wrong (surprise surprise) and in order to fix it he has to undo the first text message he sent back in time. The show explores paradox after paradox, explaining the idea of going back in time in order to stop yourself from going back in time. (how does that even work?) It looks at the idea of alternate universes and realities, and how much about the world we can actually change and control and what is considered fate. The first half of the show is a slow comedy that sets up for the second half’s sci-fi thriller. They explain the rules for time travel very clearly, even as it gets more and more complicated with each episode. And don’t be put off by the fact that this is technically an anime, the art is very realistic and well done and it helps to explain the show more than if it was live-action. I highly recommend it (Bridget) if you love sci-fi, and all things time travel related.
The worst show: ‘Back To The Future — The Animated Series’ The description for it literally says “You can check out the opening for the series, but be aware that you won’t be able to travel back in time to unwatch it.”
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Love this episode! Time travel movies are always tricky to get right, and I appreciate how you break down the best and worst examples without spoiling too much for listeners. My personal favorite has to be Back to the Future, though I’d argue some logic gaps feel like fighting a tough boss in mod game shadow fight 2 – you know it’s challenging, but it’s so satisfying when it clicks. Can’t wait to hear more of your picks next week!
Great topic! My best pick would be Arrival for its consistent, physics-inspired handling of time as non-linear, and my worst (science-wise) would be Superman, since reversing Earth’s rotation to turn back time makes absolutely no sense scientifically—still fun to watch though.
This is a fun and thoughtful exploration of time travel movies through a scientific lens — I love how you balance entertainment value with real physics concepts! Time travel has always fascinated audiences, and blending pop culture with actual science makes these lists both entertaining and informative.
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