Welcome back to the science fiction film podcast by LSG Media.

I'm your host, Dean.

I'm Matthew.

And on this week's episode, we bring you time crimes from 2007, directed by Nacho Vigalondo.

How do you feel about time travel films?

Like, just generally speaking.

Generally speaking, I like them.

I am always kind of intrigued by the time travel aspect and the idea of that in science fiction. I mean, there's classics. I mean, shit, back to the future being like, I mean, that was probably honestly my first exposure to the idea of time travel, if not maybe for an episode of Twilight Zone or some original Star Trek shit that I might have seen before that.

But that was my real introduction.

I remember to the idea of, oh, man, going into the past and trying to write mistakes in the past and avoiding your past self, like all those paradoxes and loops.

And I always found that stuff fascinating.

It always got my head spinning out about possibilities and just the idea like for one we talk

about these movies and movies like this of like oh it's time travel time travel but i also feel

like it really kind of opens up another maybe more existentially dreadful warped whole of

the idea of other dimensions and infinite selves and infinite realities.

And like, to me, that's the more crazy, wild aspect to every time travel story.

And this is one of those that gets into it, kind of like coherence, gets into the idea of your

other selves and the morality of looking at your other self and what is the value of

their life versus your life like dude that's the kind of interesting morality tale shit that

time travel can touch on uh so i'm always i'm always i'm always i'll put it this way always game

for a time travel movie but boy have there been plenty of shit ones too uh but overall man if you you you come into my boardroom

and you're going to pitch me the movie and you start out like okay it's a time travel movie i'm like

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