Apr 24, 2013 · It's a fun chart to mess around with, and the way it categorizes different films (and TV shows) in similar ways is almost as debatable as time travel movies themselves. Check it out.

"Back to the Future", "Terminator 2: Judgment Day", "The Terminator", "Back to the Future Part II", & "12 Monkeys" are on The Top 100 Time Travel Films of All Time on Flickchart.

Timelines: Time travel in popular film and tv. Share this: Facebook 66 Twitter Reddit 3 LinkedIn Pinterest Sign up for more! NEW: Take a look at how we made this image. Sources: Wikipedia. Credits: design: David McCandless, Alice Cho, Dominic Busby. Data: View the …

Apr 5, 2024 · Let's break down the fascinating world of time travel movies, including common themes, paradoxes, and why they captivate us. The Single Timeline: Changes made in the past directly rewrite the future the traveler came from. Creates high stakes and potential for major consequences. (Examples: Back to the Future, Terminator).

Apr 19, 2013 · The flow chart, created by a mysterious Tumblr user by the name of Mr. Dalliard, sorts films by their specific time travel device.

Apr 16, 2013 · This fascinating flowchart by Mr. Dalliard contains many time travel movies sorted by plot twists and temporal philosophy, color coded by genre, and has spoilers that you probably won't understand if you haven't seen the movie anyway.

Over at Information is Beautiful, David McCandless has created this fantastic chart of all the major time-traveler timelines showing how they might fare against each other. Unfortunately, the Time Lord himself (Doctor Who) was omitted to preserve our sanity, but it's still a fantastic chart.

Apr 23, 2013 · Mr. Dalliard provides this handy flowchart to organize time travel movies. And yes, I immediately looked for Back to the Future and backtracked.

Apr 18, 2013 · Another chart about the different ways time travel is portrayed in movies. Unlike the previous one, this one includes examples.

Mar 12, 2013 · Not all sci-fi movies use the same rules of time travel. For example, the Back to the Future trilogy is based on the idea of multiple timelines, whereas Twelve Monkeys is based on the idea of a single loop that cannot be changed. This chart lays out the various theories. Click for a …