Don't think too hard

Ages ago I saw this on a list of 'independent sci-fi/fantasy movies you have to see'. Yesterday I saw it in the bargain bin at JB. Today I actually saw it.

Pretty funny. I laughed. I wasn't sure how it would end, or even how I wanted it to end. But I was happy at the end. It takes a sci fi staple, time travel, and then tells a story about people, using that as the catalyst. It doesn't go into the timey wimey, or try to mess with practicalities, and so it succeeds - there's no pseudo-science to be distracting, it just kinda takes time travel at face value. Which is an excellent way to make a non-science-fiction sci fi movie.

We decided to watch our way through the rest of the list, interspersed with old black and white classics, for the full range of cinematic highlights.