Show Notes
Finally, we've come to the smoking-hot excuse to watch Denzel Washington be smoking hot (in several ways) in a movie of time travel: "Deja Vu."
The Tony Scott-directed, Denzel Washington-starring movie is a consummate action vehicle that actually does pretty well with time travel. It's also the movie that originally inspired "So You Created a Wormhole: The Time Traveler's Guide to Time Travel." After watching it way back in 2006 (or whenever), it was "Deja Vu" that led us to look into trying to explain time travel stories.
As it turns out, though, "Deja Vu" is pretty solid. And Denzel rules.
In this episode:
The Tale of "Deja Vu" and "The Time Traveler's Guide to Time Travel"
Denzel Washington: National Treasure
The Ferry Explosion
The Message
Paula Patton, half-orc movie murder victim
Claire's Apartment and Its Time Travely Evidence
"Welcome to our secret task force of time travel folks!"
Schrodinger's Claire
The Note
How to Make a Car Chase Cool: Do It In the Future and the Past
Interrogation Time!
Ambulance Attack!
Tellin' Claire What's Up
The Ferry Divergence, Apparently
It's Timeline B That's Weird
Next Time: "Peggy Sue Got Married"
More from Paradox: The Time Travel Podcast
Finally, we’ve come to the smoking-hot group of middle-aged friends reliving their cocaine-fueled glory days in an ’80s comedy of time travel that is “Hot Tub Time Machine.”
Finally, we’ve come to a smoking-hot question and answer episode of time travel, rounding up some interesting questions from our amazing listeners. It’s Q&A time!
Finally, we’ve come to the hellish murder cruise of parenthood of time travel that is “Triangle.” For real, this is one Phil, as the resident horror movie fan, has been looking forward to for a while.
Finally, we've come to the smoking hot cycle of endless, painful death matched only by the endless monotony of life (but, you know, funny) that is "Edge of Tomorrow."
Finally, we've come to the smoking-hot mystery at the Circle K of time travel that is Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.