Oct 08 2024 50 mins 3
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Welcome back, Chrononauts! Join Desmond and Scott as they navigate the intricacies of "Omni Loop," a 2024 film that merges time travel with heartfelt themes of family and personal growth. Directed by Bernardo Brito and starring Mary Louise Parker, this film explores the philosophical and emotional aspects of time travel.
As Desmond and Scott dissect the movie, they grapple with its emotional depth and the ethics of using time travel as a metaphor for life's journey.In this episode, we delve into the film's portrayal of time loops, the consequences of altering timelines, and the importance of living in the moment. Desmond shares his mixed feelings about the film, highlighting its emotional impact while questioning its time travel mechanics. Scott provides his own insights into the film's narrative structure and character development.
Join us for a lively discussion as we rate the film's effectiveness as a time travel story and debate its place in the genre. Whether you're a fan of emotional dramas or a time travel enthusiast, this episode offers a unique perspective on the complexities of "Omni Loop."
(00:00) Time pop discusses time travel and pop culture
(04:08) Scott: We watched omni loop from this year of our lord, 2024
(04:56) Desmond: We're going to do another podcast on relationship, folks
(07:16) As a time travel enthusiast, I am not super excited about this film
(09:33) We gotta discuss the ethics of time travel in this. And you guys should be aware, if you
(10:05) I'm kind of on the fence with all the dramedies right now
(11:49) This movie is another one in the heyday of time travel movies
(14:32) A woman from Miami decides to solve time travel in order to go back
(18:44) The film follows MIT intern who goes through a loop of time travel
(21:49) The film is set in a quantum realm where time works differently
(25:15) There's a scene where Rachel visits Mark's son and he's dead
(29:58) There is a subplot of this story that we need to discuss
(35:09) And again, if this is the first time, like, she should have found the pills in the hospital
(36:22) This is one of those films where time travel is not the focus
(40:54) Let's see how other people feel about this movie. There are not enough audience reviews yet
(42:47) This movie takes you through a life of a wonderful woman
(45:19) So average those scores out and figure it out. We can always adjust down the road
(47:20) Desmond: Are you seeing your ratings pop up in real timeMore
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