I heard about it but never got the chance to see it. Pretty good flick. I did enjoy it.

So, was it supposed to be the opposite of "Is a Wonderful Life" where everyone was better off without him?

I remember when I saw it the first time, I couldn't stop thinking about it for a while. It's one of those movies that if you like it, you will see it a few times.

I think the girlfriend at the time and I watched it 10 times in a week trying to pick out little things and really try figure out what the point of the movie was.

It's like when you put a TOOL album in you just can't stop listening and you can't explain why.

Still one of my most favorite films.

I don't think it's the opposite of "It's a Wonderful Life," but more a messianic tale completely devoid of heroism or remorse.

Another fan here. Seen it more than a few times & have the Director's Cut somewhere around here.

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That might be the case for some but the soundtrack is incredible.

Great film and great cast.

Oh I love the movie, and that meme is photoshopped anyway, but it's still funny.

I need to re-watch it.

But I recall liking it. I like 'different' movies though.

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One of my favorites. I need to re-watch it one of these days.

If you haven't already, check out the Director's Cut. It does a little better job explaining what's going on. It not only had extended/deleted scenes included, but in between "acts", it has short voice-overs and diagrams explaining the concepts behind the time travel/alternate universes in the film.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...The_Director%27s_Cut

I've watched it several times, read the reviews and actors explanations, been through the expansive Online Alternate Reality Game, and all I've learned is this:

"28 days, 6 hours, 42 minutes, 12 seconds. That is the time you will never get back."

H&K-Guy

His sleepwalking prevented his death that was supposed to happen.