In Future, People Are Dying Waiting in Line to Buy Oxygen As Earth's Air is Unbreathable

In a future where humanity lacks breathable air, an average utility worker will be sent to the future to find a solution, but instead he discovers a creepy conspiracy.

[drearydoll]

Mandatory : "never try to dig too much into how time travel works"

[xbrito]

oxegen running out, world dying, mankind becoming extinct, but you can still got to a bar for a drink - nice to see priorities are still being adhered to .

[checosa]

how can someone catch fire if there is no oxygen? 0:55 and 1:10

[mackayswagg]

It’s crazy how Ethan figured out that Jude killed his mom, killed him, and witnessed his dad being killed, and was STILL unable to finish him???

[KillingDeadThings]

Bracelet must expand with age to fit his wrist. Decades later and he still hasn't figured out what a bolt cutter or hacksaw is.

[sharangagnihotri]

Ethan really needs some food before oxygen

[superfinevids]

If Ethan was meant to go into the future and make it back, then wouldn't that have happened instantly? And if present Ethan didn't go after future Ethan came back you would get a paradox

[gsilva]

There's plenty of oxygen. The real problem is the accumulation of carbon dioxide. Before the industrial revolution it was around 200 PPM; now it's around 400 and even healthy people start to get dizzy at around 1000.

[billbadson]

_"synthetic oxygen"_

What? Oxygen isn't some weird magical substance. We can synthesize oxygen right now. It doesn't make us cough up blood either.

[jetfowl]

Synthetic oxygen? Do they fuse carbon and helium to produce the oxygen? And how would that make the oxygen "synthetic"?

[miky]

So, we are going to ignore the fact that the people in this movie don't eat or drink anything???

[shiorin]

We lack oxygen so we need to lit everything into fire to burn more oxygen. 😂

[natesturm]

6:57, I really like how the movie portrays the other side of time travel. The confusion and fear one must feel to actively see an event manifest out of nowhere. Even some sense of relief probably, at least in knowing they're alive and still can do something must be somewhat relieving.

[hobbes]

We can time travel, but cannot do a simple chemical process to make 02. You can chemically make oxygen, like pure oxygen. My brother (a chemist) can do it in his kitchen.

[BeeWaifu]

Wow. A disease called 'The Sickness'. That's VERY creative. REAL effort put into it. Not something like 'Popcorn Lung' or 'Slurry Breath'. Just 'the sickness'.

[novagardenstudios]

You should add the movie titles to the description...

[Gogglesofkrome]

The premise is ridiculous. There are more than a few ways that are particularly trivial in a society with an industrial capacity in which carbon can be scrubbed from the air, and turned into oxygen. How else do they think the ISS stays operational, without a single plant? Whoever wrote this movie has the mind of a child

[MrOnepiece]

Hoh Lee Shit
I was fully expecting a causal loop kind of movie where you can't escape fate. I hate that kind of time travel so much. Instead it turned out to be a Back to the Future kind of time travel, awesome!

[herrdoctor]

I like how Ethan send the plants back to the past, you can feel like another movie was in the middle because I can imagine a scientist was like "if only there was vegetation left" and the news just opens up

[ErdingerLi]

This story is quite similar to another ridiculous time travel story, but way more dark and serious. Reminds me of "A sound of thunder"