A Film You May Enjoy about Time Travel
 

"An Angel for May" (2002) can be seen on You Tube and lasts 1 hour 36 minutes.

Based on Melvyn Burgess' novel, its central feature is a ruined farmhouse in the Yorkshire hills. During an electrical storm, Tom, a troubled schoolboy, shelters in the fireplace and falls accidentally through a portal in time to find himself back at the farmhouse in 1941.

It is a wonderful production and apparently not easy to get on DVD.

I totally reccomend Somewhere in Time and Midnight in Paris, especially if you're into early 20th century nostalgia and wanted to see what life was like, a century ago, during the 1910s and 1920s.

I like time trap, of course there are many more this is just the one that I have watched most recently.

A Film You May Enjoy about Time Travel
 

marcel112 replied at 2019-3-8 15:26
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Totally agree. Thats a huge bummer... Why isnt this solved? This is so strange. You can see them sometimes

Thank you for letting everyone know about this. I shall check this out!! I love films like this. They have always fascinated me. :D

A film called "Predestination " is one I'd recommend.

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"About Time" for the Midnight in Paris or other romance buffs, "Time Cop" for the action 80s perhaps, and for something captivating and
underrated like Predestination I'd recommend "The Jacket".

Both of the Time Machine films I thought were good.

1960 version trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36UQCZEsY9g


2002 version trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90T7iLuzFgg


As someone has already mentioned Somewhere in Time (1980), lovely film/music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uicvPZSKIM

The most accurate film on time travel IMO is The Time Traveller's Wife. It's a linear time progression but with chrono displacement so the time traveller moves in and out of a linear timeline, but his own timeline is linear too.