Happy Death Day

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back in the future back to the future which similar to tenant you have two characters running around the same town they see each other but they don't freak out harry potter does it also um happy death day um those aren't really time travel those are time manipulation movies but but i think uh back to the future is one of the more entertaining for sure consistent on most of the logic or whatever time traveling logic stuff but um I don't think a movie can really hold enough time in a movie presentation to cover a really good time traveling movie book i would recommend dave if um because that podcast is saying about christopher nolan saying film is the only way or the new way to show people going backwards and forwards and yeah this and that and it's true in terms of slow-mo especially two things real quick Compare tenet to when we're in grade school the teacher would run the film real backwards for 30 seconds or a couple minutes It'd be real funny hilarious.

Yeah,

so I can enjoy that but for two and a half I'm like never mind like this is too much But um, there's a book called time zero by Martin Amis from the 80s and that book is told in reverse chronology about the Holocaust and So what starts out as gray clouds funneling into a building chimney stack, and then people walk out.

Right.

You'd think we have more media about time, especially films in the last 20 years, because our time, how we spend it now, is so jacked up for a lot of people in terms of they're addicted to social media or they feel like they don't have enough time with their loved ones.

because of work but time might be the new ufo genre right and for since the 50s to the 80s you had ufos and aliens but movies like back to the future probably kicked it off with some time i mean there's the time time machine and all that but there are probably 100 movies we could list that deal with time travel uh time reversal this or that um it's kind of interesting that we're more maybe maybe it's just hollywood being focused on it as a product But the humans out there are very interested in manipulating time, saving time, doing things like Happy Death Day, Groundhog Day.

Everybody wants a second chance.

I love it

... is Happy Death Day.

Oh, I love Death Day

... which it's really campy, and it's more like a rom-com-

Hang on, hang on

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the baby face killer in Happy Death Day, it's a fella in a black hoodie with a baby mask.

It's terrible design, but I, I have the-

I thought Jessica Roth was really good in it.

She showed some – she showed me a side of her acting that I haven't seen really, you know, in the Happy Death Day movies, La La Land.

She's kind of just fun and silly and just has a good time, but – I thought she showed some good emotion in this movie with some circumstances that happened.

I'm not going to spoil anything.

But today, we are not talking about any of those films.

We are talking about Happy Death Day, a little bit of a throwback.

This movie came out in 2017, October 13th to be exact.

It was released by Universal Pictures, and it was done in association with Blumhouse Productions.

It is a relatively short and sweet movie, almost exactly an hour and 30 minutes.

It's And it did very, very well at the box office.

I remember people, after the second movie came out, there were people who were like, why did they make a second Happy Death Day? And it's like, well, because the first movie had $120 million profit.

That's why.