Appears to be submitted to YT by the director himself, so public domain?

Not supposed to post full movies, but I do remember liking this movie a lot and it not getting much attention. Therefore, it gets a vote.

There are some plot holes in it though.

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Thanks for the requeue joemawlma. I'm familiar withe the "that's what torents are for", and "public domains" rule and I almost didn't post it. It's really great. I like scifi movies that good and don't require much budget to produce.

hehe, does this mean i can post my lo-fi sci-fi movie when it is done (very soon?)

To youtube, yes. but you'll face total bannination if you self promote. Although if I stumble across it on YT, and I, well, just happen to post it...(winkwiknk).

As I am required to mention whenever this movie comes up...

* it was filmed part at my alma mater, the University of Texas at Dallas (this floored me when I saw the movie because I didn't know ahead of time)
* The guy with the line about where engineers go when they die is a former co-worker of mine at UTD, Keith Bradshaw
* Much of the rest of the film was filmed at an apartment complex where I lived for a few years (Post Addison Circle, a great place)

When I went to see the movie I did not know any of this stuff so I was really shocked to see all this stuff I recognized. Weird feeling.

joemawlma: I'm interested, what plot holes are you thinking of?

yep. saw this one a few months back. my buddy berticus recommended it.

great camera and lighting work. and for a wicked-low-budget flick, i'll forgive a few of the inevitable plot 'holes' that comes htiw levart emit... oh shit, s'ti gnineppah again...

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*quality

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*cinema *scifi * timeshift?

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I was JUST watching this last night. Awesome film.

I also just watched this a few nights ago, it's currently in the Comcast On Demand free movies section (at least where I live). I personally found it difficult to follow, insofar as how the causality paradoxes where presented. I've always thought that if such paradoxes where possible they would either be infinitely recursive or cause the splitting off of a new parallel universe. The way it's treated in the movie doesn't make much sense to me.

He only made one film. Hopefully he's working on something else. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1503403/

This is a great film. And yes, what are the plot holes?

This should go into *engineering too.

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The only thing that ever bothers me is the NASA pen/pencil joke. The truth for that is great once you realize having bits of a #2 pencil floating around in giant electronics hub could be bad. Don't worry they fixed it just fine, you're money wasn't used by retards.

Once you know what is at play in this show, it's a very good second watch.

That was a good show, one of the few that I watched three times, the third with the directors commentary on.

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