Why do holiday movies look and sound so similar?
A group of engineer friends work on a device that turns out to have time-travel capacities.
Probably the most famous time-travel movie of all time. Marty McFly, the Doc, et al takes us on an amazing journey 30 years back in time, from the '80s to the '50s.
Bill Murray's character is caught in a loop where he re-ives the same day over and over again.
A man is sent back in time in search for a solution for World War III. In the meantime, he delves deep into his memories.
A thoroughly funny movie, where a group of friends finds a time-travel hot tub at a ski resort.
Lola's boyfriend lost a bag of money. She has 20 minutes to get him the money or there will be consequences. Lola runs through Berlin to do it, but every time she fails, the 20-minute run starts again.
The Statue of Liberty scene reveals that this movie is, in fact, a time-travel film. This is not some far away planet–this is Earth in the future.
Captain Kirk and the Enterprise crew travel to 1980s San Francisco to bring back to the future a humpback whale. They experience a culture shock, to say the least.
A grocery clerk invents a machine and places an ad looking for a person to travel back in time with him.
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High-school buddies Bill and Ted bring historical figures from the past through a time machine to help them pass history class and keep their band together.
A woman travels back in time to her senior year of high school, to find out how her choices made her who she is as an adult.
Secret agent Austin Powers travels back to the Swinging Sixties to fight Dr. Evil.
Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock's characters send letters to each other using a mailbox. The twist? She writes and reads them two years after he does.
This Harry Potter movie features a magical device called Time-Turner, which does exactly what it says on the tin.
“Do you believe in time travel?” became one of the movie's most famous lines for a reason. As if a troubled teen having visions of a man dressed like a rabbit who warns him about the end of the world wasn't twisted enough.
The first movie of the franchise made history, but James Cameron's second film upped the stakes. There are two killer cyborgs from the future, but this time, Arnie is the good guy.
Wolverine is sent back to the past to try to prevent an event that will change history.
A linguist tries to communicate with aliens after several spacecraft land on Earth. There's an element of premonitions and being able to change the linear perception of time.
Jack the Ripper uses writer H. G. Wells' time machine to escape to the 20th century.
A man travels forward in time to find out that the utopian society he idealized doesn't exist.
A group of explorers travel through a wormhole in space after Earth becomes uninhabitable.
A convict is sent back in time to discover new information about a deadly virus that killed a vast amount of the world's population.
A hitman travels back in time to confront his younger self.
A father and son communicate with each other across 30 years via radio.
This 'Star Trek' spoof features a device called Omega 13, that sends users 13 seconds into the past.
A soldier is sent from the future to stop a killer cyborg from murdering a woman. All because she will give birth to the leader of the humans in a war against the machines.
A neurosurgeon travels between alternate dimensions in pursuit of spiritual healing.
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The best time-travel movies ever made
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The concept of time traveling has been a subject of fascination for millennia. Humans have always dreamed of being able to travel both back in time and into the future. But unfortunately, up until this day, this is not possible. But what is possible though is to watch great movies about it! In this gallery, we compiled some of the most amazing time-travel movies ever made.
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