AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

I'll watch a few time travel movies to storm up ideas for Atom, any suggestions?

Doctor Who. Just… all of the new series.

2005 right?

Yep.

I had watched the four Disney + specials, after the fourth one if Ruby is in the new episodes I ain't watchin.

The 2005 series deals more with time travel (specifically father's day)

I can understand disliking Ruby but she's somewhat better in the new episodes. If you have no interest because of that, that's fine.

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

I'll watch a few time travel movies to storm up ideas for Atom, any suggestions?

Doctor Who. Just… all of the new series.

2005 right?

Yep.

I had watched the four Disney + specials, after the fourth one if Ruby is in the new episodes I ain't watchin.

The 2005 series deals more with time travel (specifically father's day)

I can understand disliking Ruby but she's somewhat better in the new episodes. If you have no interest because of that, that's fine.

Series 1 is legitimately a perfect series of television with the exception of Adam and the Slitheen.

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

I'll watch a few time travel movies to storm up ideas for Atom, any suggestions?

Doctor Who. Just… all of the new series.

2005 right?

Yep.

I had watched the four Disney + specials, after the fourth one if Ruby is in the new episodes I ain't watchin.

The 2005 series deals more with time travel (specifically father's day)

I can understand disliking Ruby but she's somewhat better in the new episodes. If you have no interest because of that, that's fine.

Series 1 is legitimately a perfect series of television with the exception of Adam and the Slitheen.

I’d watch those earlier episodes, but I have nowhere to watch them on.

Any other suggestions?

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

I'll watch a few time travel movies to storm up ideas for Atom, any suggestions?

Doctor Who. Just… all of the new series.

2005 right?

Yep.

I had watched the four Disney + specials, after the fourth one if Ruby is in the new episodes I ain't watchin.

The 2005 series deals more with time travel (specifically father's day)

I can understand disliking Ruby but she's somewhat better in the new episodes. If you have no interest because of that, that's fine.

Series 1 is legitimately a perfect series of television with the exception of Adam and the Slitheen.

I’d watch those earlier episodes, but I have nowhere to watch them on.

Any other suggestions?

Meet the Robinsons? Click? Free Birds?

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

I'll watch a few time travel movies to storm up ideas for Atom, any suggestions?

Doctor Who. Just… all of the new series.

2005 right?

Yep.

I had watched the four Disney + specials, after the fourth one if Ruby is in the new episodes I ain't watchin.

The 2005 series deals more with time travel (specifically father's day)

I can understand disliking Ruby but she's somewhat better in the new episodes. If you have no interest because of that, that's fine.

Series 1 is legitimately a perfect series of television with the exception of Adam and the Slitheen.

I’d watch those earlier episodes, but I have nowhere to watch them on.

Any other suggestions?

Meet the Robinsons? Click? Free Birds?

None of those are good

AU-Ratcatcher wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

I'll watch a few time travel movies to storm up ideas for Atom, any suggestions?

Doctor Who. Just… all of the new series.

2005 right?

Yep.

I had watched the four Disney + specials, after the fourth one if Ruby is in the new episodes I ain't watchin.

The 2005 series deals more with time travel (specifically father's day)

I can understand disliking Ruby but she's somewhat better in the new episodes. If you have no interest because of that, that's fine.

Series 1 is legitimately a perfect series of television with the exception of Adam and the Slitheen.

I’d watch those earlier episodes, but I have nowhere to watch them on.

Any other suggestions?

Meet the Robinsons? Click? Free Birds?

None of those are good

I was just naming some off the top of my head.

Also Meet the Robinsons slaps.

AU-Ratcatcher wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

AbeHe wrote:

I'll watch a few time travel movies to storm up ideas for Atom, any suggestions?

Doctor Who. Just… all of the new series.

2005 right?

Yep.

I had watched the four Disney + specials, after the fourth one if Ruby is in the new episodes I ain't watchin.

The 2005 series deals more with time travel (specifically father's day)

I can understand disliking Ruby but she's somewhat better in the new episodes. If you have no interest because of that, that's fine.

Series 1 is legitimately a perfect series of television with the exception of Adam and the Slitheen.

I’d watch those earlier episodes, but I have nowhere to watch them on.

Any other suggestions?

Meet the Robinsons? Click? Free Birds?

None of those are good

Quit yapping, Free Birds is amazing.

AbeHe wrote:

I'll watch a few time travel movies to storm up ideas for Atom, any suggestions?

Not exactly “time travel” but I think Inception and Interstellar could help a lot with inspiration.

What themes could be involved in time loop movies?

HexagonWorld wrote:

What themes could be involved in time loop movies?

hope?

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

What themes could be involved in time loop movies?

hope?

Not a theme, it’s a motif

AU-Ratcatcher wrote:

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

What themes could be involved in time loop movies?

hope?

Not a theme, it’s a motif

Did you just go over this in English? And it's not even a motif, it's a topic. Okay, replace the word theme with topic in my original post.

HexagonWorld wrote:

What themes could be involved in time loop movies?

Maybe Superman eventually starts to grow tired of being the hero in the time loop so he’s more reckless, but then he realizes that these are still people in the world that are living?

I don't know why I did this.

EXT. KRYPTON

Doomed planet. A red tinted world cracks and crumbles as viscous lava spews up from the ground. A river of orange flows through. This world is dying. Too late to save.

INT. HOME

Desperate scientists. A man and a woman, both adorned in strange garb cling to each other as their world falls apart behind them. They look up in the sky as chunks of rock fill the air and the world turns to whiteness. This world is dead. Beyond saving.

EXT. SPACE

Last hope. A small silver rocket with spikes at the back sails through the rubble and ashes of its world. A baby is crying within this capsule. Its world is dead. It can still be saved.

EXT. EARTH

Kindly couple. A yellow sun against a blue sky. This is not the child's home. A man and a woman, both in simple clothes lift the blanket from the child, shocked. His world may be dead. But now he has a new one.

Superman.

HexagonWorld wrote:

I don't know why I did this.

EXT. KRYPTON

Doomed planet. A red tinted world cracks and crumbles as viscous lava spews up from the ground. A river of orange flows through. This world is dying. Too late to save.

INT. HOME

Desperate scientists. A man and a woman, both adorned in strange garb cling to each other as their world falls apart behind them. They look up in the sky as chunks of rock fill the air and the world turns to whiteness. This world is dead. Beyond saving.

EXT. SPACE

Last hope. A small silver rocket with spikes at the back sails through the rubble and ashes of its world. A baby is crying within this capsule. Its world is dead. It can still be saved.

EXT. EARTH

Kindly couple. A yellow sun against a blue sky. This is not the child's home. A man and a woman, both in simple clothes lift the blanket from the child, shocked. His world may be dead. But now he has a new one.

Superman.

like it

Hex, you do know what Superman needs right?

A giant spider!

Platypus_WKeyboard wrote:

Hex, you do know what Superman needs right?

A giant spider!

It might be there…

HexagonWorld wrote:

I don't know why I did this.

EXT. KRYPTON

Doomed planet. A red tinted world cracks and crumbles as viscous lava spews up from the ground. A river of orange flows through. This world is dying. Too late to save.

INT. HOME

Desperate scientists. A man and a woman, both adorned in strange garb cling to each other as their world falls apart behind them. They look up in the sky as chunks of rock fill the air and the world turns to whiteness. This world is dead. Beyond saving.

EXT. SPACE

Last hope. A small silver rocket with spikes at the back sails through the rubble and ashes of its world. A baby is crying within this capsule. Its world is dead. It can still be saved.

EXT. EARTH

Kindly couple. A yellow sun against a blue sky. This is not the child's home. A man and a woman, both in simple clothes lift the blanket from the child, shocked. His world may be dead. But now he has a new one.

Superman.

No. We don’t need an introduction

AU-Ratcatcher wrote:

HexagonWorld wrote:

I don't know why I did this.

EXT. KRYPTON

Doomed planet. A red tinted world cracks and crumbles as viscous lava spews up from the ground. A river of orange flows through. This world is dying. Too late to save.

INT. HOME

Desperate scientists. A man and a woman, both adorned in strange garb cling to each other as their world falls apart behind them. They look up in the sky as chunks of rock fill the air and the world turns to whiteness. This world is dead. Beyond saving.

EXT. SPACE

Last hope. A small silver rocket with spikes at the back sails through the rubble and ashes of its world. A baby is crying within this capsule. Its world is dead. It can still be saved.

EXT. EARTH

Kindly couple. A yellow sun against a blue sky. This is not the child's home. A man and a woman, both in simple clothes lift the blanket from the child, shocked. His world may be dead. But now he has a new one.

Superman.

No. We don’t need an introduction

It's… it's 10 seconds long and it's an adaptation of the best retelling of his origin.

HexagonWorld wrote:

What themes could be involved in time loop movies?

Bump.