[ SECRET POST #4070 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4070 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Futurama]


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[Cheers]


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[Classic Hollywood cinema]


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[Xena: Warrior Princess]


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[Altered Carbon, Kristin Ortega]


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[Game of Thrones/ASOIAF (OP's note: more for the books, but the art was too pretty not to use)]











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Comments

Re: spoilers I guess.

[kaijinscendre]

Honestly....I am not so sure they can change time? I read up a bit on how the time travel was supposed to work. It isn't so much that she time travels, it is more that she perceives time non-linearly. But I don't have a big enough brain to figure out how that works.

I always assumed her daughter got cancer but they are not really clear about it. I wonder if the book has more info about that. I know the author really liked the movie.

I always notice the music because I love OSTs!

Re: spoilers I guess.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, the time perception thing isn't completely explained. I just thought because she has this awareness of future events in the present, but she's also still making decisions in real time, so it does seem like she deliberately made the choice not to tell Ian. If she chose that, she could have chosen to do it differently? Unless she can't because she's seeing her own future and once she's seen it she can't change it??

I felt like I was being led by the film to see that she chose that even knowing that her daughter will die, and Ian will leave, but it was supposed to be noble or something. I don't see it that way though, at all.

I'd be curious to know if the book explores that further. I didn't know there was a book.

I think watching it on my laptop made the soundtrack kind of flat. It's probably best experienced in a proper theatre. With snacks.