A Hidden Time Machine in the Ocean Sends a Girl to Past Every 9 Years to Prevent Earth's Apocalypse

Every Nine Years, a Girl Finds Herself Transported to the Past by an Oceanic Time Machine to Save Earth from an Apocalypse.

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[FloridaFrank]

"Thomas finds a small, peculiar key" - that is an air powered reciprocating saw, although they did jazz it up a bit =)

[iceberg]

"arrest all the girls in the city with blue hoodie" -

[SeorkMaxx]

Loved the movie and the recap, don’t think to deeply about time travel, it doesn’t add up.

[MoneyInScope]

Ok, this looks like one I have to watch. I hope it’s on Netflix.

[EmilianaKowalewska]

If you liked Christopher Nolan's TENET then you will love this movie too, as they are similarities in time travel from forward/reverse perspectives. The girl from the apocalyptic future moves back in time in a cycle of every 9 years, in her mission of killing key figures in each year which she re-appears.

[k.chriscaldwell]

This movie start off slow, and confusing, but then gets good.

[br-omr]

"time doesn't work that way. changing the past, doesn't change the future. If you travel to the past, that past become your future, and your former present become the past. Which can't now be changed by your new future."....Hulk

[notallowed]

I love the thought of both time travel and parallel/multiple dimensions theories.

[Hunpecked]

Oh no. You can't fool me. I saw "The Time Machine" (2002), so I know you can't change the past. 😀

[TheAdeybob]

Not really a grandfather paradox per se...its more of a philosophical debate along the same lines as what would really happen if a person is teleported - where a teleported person is just a copy of the original; the original having been destroyed to make the copy.
The girl doesn't die. She will be born, no matter. The paradox is avoided.
She keeps plugging away until she disappears...in other words, until there's no world wide apocalypse as described.
Meanwhile, the version of her in the (new) unaltered reality gets to live her life without knowing any different.

[lightlegion_]

I adore your style! You’re doing an excellent job.

[YusukeEugeneUrameshi]

I'm confused. She only time travels backwards and yet she keeps meeting her grandfather getting older??

[christinagilpin]

Ok so narrator keeps messing up. Sometimes he refers to the baby born as his daughter this being implied not said since he says lady is his wife not daughter. sometimes narrator says granddaughter

Wonder if im only one who caught this

[scotthultin]

12 👍's up MM thank you for sharing 🤗

[Inevitable_Truth]

This movie sounds intriguing but only because I'm a sucker for time travel movies 😂
But since it's most likely only available on prime video, I won't watch it because i hate prime video with passion since they charge you 3€ more to watch without ads!!

[endtimeslips]

moral lesson form this movie do not trust important task to a woman with no hair she will ruin people life. the heck saving future by being a serial killer.

[Eddy]

One book wouldn’t enlist people that much to start a war. At best it can only instill some ideas, and mostly just confirm others they already had. In other words, the book is just the last straw that broke the persons back.

[lightlegion_]

Hey! It’s lovely to meet you! I’m Cecilia.

[AlphaGeminorum]

A global 'civil war'? What does that even mean?

[rogercotton]

"Extreme patriotism." I'm surprised the writer(s) didn't claim Climate Change was the reason.