In Future, Time In The World Will Become Currency. The Rich can live For 10,000 Years !!

[@dovewing0434]

My class watched this movie in high school. Don’t remember the lesson but the entire class fell in love and created a game around it. Everyone started with 10 days of time and we would share, steal, and borrow time based on helping in class, sharing out loud, etc. Our teacher was so surprised by our reaction but actually joined in the game !

[@OW0974]

What happens if you run out of time

[@Mika.mizuki]

That sounds interesting and fun!

[@angelarya8298]

Wow wish something like that would happen in our school

[@freddie306]

@@OW0974 then you’re out of the game

[@basedtyrone461]

@@freddie306 time to drop out and do drufg

[@RavenPendragon14]

"The rich increase the costs of good daily". People love to forget that part. People can work as hard as they can, but some person just decides to raise the price of things or lower your wage/fire you to keep more money that you earn for them. Not because they have to to keep their company afloat, but out of greed. Poor people will never be able to bootstrap their way out of that. And even if you somehow manage it, another person with money or power can just decide you are a criminal and take it all away.

[@leonorapale4608]

That's inflation my friend. Present day inflation is done on purpose.

[@lilyliao9521]

@@leonorapale4608 wrong

[@lilyliao9521]

@@leonorapale4608 mans hears wages not increasing but inflation still increading and doesnt think

[@dma968]

is that how economics works? in reality the price mechanism determines pricing and if no one is willing to pay then no one buys the product and automatically prices will reduce, Inflation isnt done on purpose i dont even think thats how inflation works either. the government supports inflation to a certain extent because slight inflation has major advantages over no inflation at all

[@alicejohn7316]

Oh dear it’s all so futile. 😆

[@BearRecaps]

I get that everyone stops ageing at 25, but is there a rule that says everyone is unnecessarily good-looking? Love the recap❤

[@longlive3676]

Why?

[@esmtv925]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJi4k5Vsr5ZpnNU

[@theipadkid3796]

E

[@kpopscenario1406]

Hiiii

[@lithara5302]

Maybe with all the time they can exercise way longer

[@DETahaX]

This movie is *criminally* underrated! It's not at the level of too good and no one sees its value or something like that. But, I still wish it could get a sequel.

[@mathew-4568]

What’s the the movie 🍿

[@nishhx_x]

@@mathew-4568 in time

[@Cdvahxj]

Well the concept was good but the execution was not good

[@jamesrawlins735]

The biggest problem with the movie is not from the actors but the directing. It's a great concept and the movie is definitely worth watching but the storytelling isn't that great. I think that the director Andrew Niccol is a much better screenwriter than director.

[@higuy_14]

DEFINITELY accurate

[@maddieb5787]

This movie is a great metaphor for how the poor work so hard yet barely have enough and live day by day while the rich have all the time (money) in the world. Which also could be literal bc in real life the rich do in fact live longer bc they have better access to health care, doctor's and medicine.

[@Petaurista13]

I will give you secret knowledge: most people who I know being at least upper middle class worked their asses off for years, working till late night to reach it while quite huge group live from social benefits, just slacking and sometimes drinking whole days. Group between them works 8h a day for 5 days per week, minus holidays. Unless you live in literally few countries with really roaring capitalism or you consider few jobs that have unfair salaries like teachers in my country rich people have least time

[@Joshua-ox5fr]

@@Petaurista13 Yep, I’m the in between. :)

[@fusiondog77]

@@Petaurista13 I don't think you actually know what 'rich' means and have an inflated view of people using social services.

[@Petaurista13]

@@fusiondog77 I don't think you are conscious of countries with economic system different that USA exist. Not surprising. I know at least 3 people who are unemployed because they openly see employed people as schnooks which is result of them getting more social benefits that some people get salary

[@fusiondog77]

@@Petaurista13 what country are you in? Should be simple to look up the statistics. Also my main point is that you working even a very well paid job is not what counts as 'rich'. Nothing in any of your posts even approaches 'rich'. You're talking like the Temporarily Embarrassed Millionaire rhetoric.

[@phantom1044]

1100 years worth of life seems like a different type of hell

[@GodsMadeMan]

How so ?

[@verdessence]

living for a thousand years sucks

[@kkandsims4612]

I agree I would much rather die at 18 then live a millennium

[@terskataneli6457]

Imagine having that much time just to get depression or skizophrenia

[@SilveryBlue1010]

Sounds extremely boring..

[@shibamsen9617]

The Producer of the Movie had took the quote seriously : ' Time ⏲ is Money 💰 '

[@notofficialpickles507]

No... A better quote would be "time is live" or smthing because it isn't about money here except for the rich but they aren't the main protagonist

[@remi8978]

Mr. Rikkard Ambrose be like : I said it first, knowledge is power is time is money

[@aahritya_tv]

screen player

[@anjali5372]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vikkikenneth8812]

Fr 😂

[@mememomo9281]

80% of the world billionaires didn't just go rich by "working hard " They inherited their money from parents and family and taught how to maintain it. working smart can make you reach your goals but its a slow process If you star from zero

[@ankanmaiti9864]

Judging by the movie, if they can't keep the money they will all die early as in reality they all go bankrupt thanks to their extravagant lifestyle

[@gnezlukc]

Most billionaires get rich by creating companies and then IPO'ing them, netting a lot of assets due to the way the stock market works. Also usually when it comes to stores and stuff the rich don't own everything.

[@francinev3971]

some (if not most) of them exploit workers, steal from people's taxes, etc. to get rich. idk if it's just my country where some of the rich people are so corrupted and whatnot.

[@terintiaflavius3349]

Where do you get your 80% statistic?

[@amberagarwal8396]

I get your feeling but the data is actually 15%

[@Petaurista13]

One of most "brillant" thing in exploitation people here is that "AFTER 25 (YO) THEY STOP AGING". that means that there is no retirement too unless you have enough time to live for as long as you want

[@anunknownperson4018]

Maybe they dont age as appearance but what about the body?

[@Petaurista13]

@@anunknownperson4018 as they can live for centuries that means their bodies don't age. We die from "old age" because our bodies age

[@jericmadriaga9765]

And at 25 years old means they get to have couple years worth to live? His mother died at the total age of 50.

[@JeckoSTARlaloo]

@@jericmadriaga9765 only a year, since if they don't earn their time they will die at 26 years old

[@mybaelam]

lmao meaning girlies can get pregnant at 2000 years old bc they still have their period

[@abbysheyba8421]

The truth is time is the only real currency we have. There are millionaires out there paralized or living on borrowed time and they wish they could give it all to just live.

[@phoenixbondyesyes]

"The rich can live for 10,000 years'' meanwhile me with my bank balance: *Darn guess i'll die*

[@anunknownperson4018]

Secret of wealth: buy what you NEED not what you want!!!! That will save u time and money

[@phoenixbondyesyes]

@@anunknownperson4018 tbh i dont even i have a bank account

[@hirumaiya]

@@anunknownperson4018 why am i still bankrupt

[@amitaabh]

@@hirumaiya stop spending money on figurines and body pillows and you will save lot of money

[@acealpine6806]

The funny part is, some people would _willingly_ give up their time. Depression is like that. If anything, the government would be forcing people to keep certain amounts of time. Just like America won't let us have that suicide pill. And , oh yeah, you might to to prison if you try to commit suicide and fail.

[@ladyhamptonthefirst]

The narrator: “He smiles and jumps into the river.” The movie clip: grimaces in pain and falls into the shallow concrete bottomed “river.”

[@wilsonochife5815]

He actually had a heart attack

[@cash5394]

This brings a new meanning to "no amount of money has ever bought a second of time."

[@varunkachroo3400]

This also brings a new meaning to "time is money"

[@digitalcurrents]

You're quoting Howard Stark from Avengers Endgame. It's a stupid quote. If he used his money to support Shield against Hydra, he would have had more time. A better armored car -> more time. Security team -> more time etc... If you had more money, you can retire early and spend more time with the kids.

[@sarahsarahgreat]

Question is do kids want to spend time with you?They will eventually have a life of their own

[@shannonhensley2942]

More money =better health care, access to better food, and retirement... Soon that's a bullshit statement.

[@Monkchelle_Kongbama]

thats a dumb expression. what the hell do people think employees are if not ways to give the boss more time

[@impulsiveurge5837]

I wish they recreate this in VR, once VR advances that much in the future. This will be a perfect second alternate world. You would play the game all day to buy time and be rich, you lose the game if you run out of time and wont be able to play again.

[@katelynne7211]

Try watching Alice in Borderland it's pretty similar to what you described

[@betinarosenbychristiansen6565]

I could prob try to code it

[@Dextrome]

"You would play the game all day to buy time and be rich, you lose the game if you run out of time and wont be able to play again." lol... why would anyone want to play that?

[@Nutshell273]

The irony 😂

[@mcrain1283]

reject time return to reality

[@poperaymond431]

This was one of my all time favorite movies as a kid. The premise was nuts back then.

[@anunknownperson4018]

Another that i watch as a child A movie about how a bunch of cops were trap in their building and all i know it was snowing outside (in the movie). Sadly i dont know the title of the movie

[@DollarJoel]

What the name of the movie please

[@poperaymond431]

@@DollarJoel in Time, trust me, it’s an amazing movie

[@adenijiseyi7503]

@@anunknownperson4018 Assault on precinct 13

[@Naomi-sy9lp]

I'm sorry, you were a child in 2011? Oh my god.

[@victormagoco9752]

I don’t understand, how is it possible that there’s “enough time for everyone in the world”? If people are the source of time and everyone gets 26 years anyone living more than that means someone is living less, so if anything the protagonist is “middle class”, not poor, because the truly poor are probably dying in childhood and probably being farmed for time

[@lcako1616]

The timers don't start until their 18 years old. So when they are babies they have 1 yrs worth if time (if I remember correctly) that can't be used until 18. Them when they turn 18, the 1 yr timer starts and they have to do work to get more time. But poor families end using up a lot of their 18 yr old children's time to survive.

[@victormagoco9752]

@@lcako1616 okay, so no childhood death, still means there’s not enough time for everybody, or rather, the natural life expectancy is lower than ours, but their society artificially bumps it up by taking from others

[@kkandsims4612]

Exactly it’s a cool idea but mobsters ad rich would legit just take you and suck your time in hundreds .

[@mechamicro]

Child labour introduce

[@blatherskitenoir]

My guess: The average lifespan of an American is about 75+. If everyone loses their natural "time" after being 18, that's 57 years a person which can be reassigned to a rich person. There's also the double-dipping. They not only have to pay for an experience, like a bus ride, with time, but then have to spend the amount of time needed to complete that activity, which means a fake scarcity is created to keep people short of time. The double dip means a person could work every day of their life, and only wind up with 1/2 of those 57 years for themselves, while paying the other half to a rich person for the privilege.

[@second_dinosure]

Imagine giving birth when you're almost out of time

[@magpiesANDcrows]

😳😳

[@characterasmrgirl5430]

@@magpiesANDcrows 😂😂 😂😂😂😂

[@Tasneemlikesstars3]

:skull:

[@Rivər]

Bahahaha that's hilarious and sad at the same time- (I'm definitely not a normal person for laughing so hard at this...)

[@nickeni3050]

Well it already happens in real life I guess

[@nooraqueen2716]

For someone with ADHD that rarely binge watch a whole movie a movie this Channel is time saving 🥰

[@mystarxiao]

ikr!!

[@EnyaShello]

Me too!

[@vunknownvictory]

Relatable

[@forgettheworld4277]

Same

[@melissahood2960]

Yep

[@benmavinn1666]

Let's be Honest. This movie is TIMELESS

[@shinichigojir12]

If you just substitute every “time” word in here with “money”, the movie still works (un)surprisingly.

[@khalidmohammed4403]

Hence the title for the recap.

[@menoguchi]

Yeah, it's not a subtle analogy by any stretch of the word lol

[@arjunator2688]

Ah yes, the moneykeepers.

[@davidparr4636]

If you replace the word time with baby.

[@Ashingda]

So, when they run out of "money" they die instantly... I don't think that works very well.

[@ms.ellenlevy5667]

One thing that was left out was the fact that Henry Hamilton states that where would they put all these people if nobody ages and nobody dies. So it wasn’t just about rich vs poor it’s also about overpopulation of there world.

[@georgecabrera9039]

That's a load of horse crap, you could literally house the entire world's population in Mexcio.

[@ms.ellenlevy5667]

@@georgecabrera9039 the character in the film said it not me.

[@populuseuphratica8791]

@@georgecabrera9039 Yes but it's because people don't live for thousands or hundreds of years. If even our ancestors from some centuries ago would still live we probably won't fit in Mexico alone. Estimated population at the end of this century (11 bil.) + 20th century population (2 bil.) + 19th century population (1 bil.) = 14 bil. Besides people need food and other resources too. If only humans would occupy all space where would people grow crops? There would be even lesser place for wildlife. We are not overpopulated yet, still we are facing these problems, it's clear how terrible it would be if all people would live for centuries.

[@georgecabrera9039]

@@populuseuphratica8791 The problems we face are man made despite there being people starving in the U.S. who don't get food everyday, we at the same waste tons of food. To the point that people going hungry is nothing more than a result of capitalism. Also you could easily prevent more than X amount of kids by inputting laws or with financial incentives. Not everyone wants kids and when you have a more than a lifetime to decide people aren't going to be as impulsive.

[@2HN.]

@@georgecabrera9039 people go hungry when they don't eat food. They don't eat food because they don't grow food. Simple. Grow ur own food. U won't go hungry. If u homeless, go live in the jungle, chop some trees and build a house. That's how humans did it. Skyscrapers, shopping malls, protein powders and other stuff were not created by God almighty. Humans dug up iron ore, fired it up to melt and mould it into steel, fought wars to control more land for more mines and agricultural space. Sand, cement, water, steel, labour and u have skyscrapers, roads, bridges. Some of the smart one's figured out controllable chemical reactions. Made firtilizers batteries,

[@tomthetenderengine663]

The moral of the story is exactly what Will states: Immortality is not worth the life of a single individual. This was such a masterpiece

[@llamerr]

let's rephrase it - immortality is not worth the mortality of single individual. sounds about right, lol. words of wisdom.

[@tomthetenderengine663]

@@llamerr, regardless, thank you so much for your support

[@ryann9644]

growing up this was one of my favorite movies and it was such an eye opener as an 8 year old of how this genuinely does apply today

[@jpb2366]

It is a pretty good metaphor. It does not include however how ''time'' is created. Which in today's world is "wealth". People naturally assume that wealth is a finite quantity that rich people take for themselves. Reality is a bit more complex, it's more : as new wealth is created by a mix of capitalism, democracy and free market, rich people will, without laws and anti-corruptions efforts, slowly suck the wealth out of poor people until they have everything.

[@steshka1015]

It would be nice if he share the new time benefits with her mom. She could have experienced the best things in the world and guide him not to spending unwisely.

[@Lemon-kg3qy]

She died before he could. If you were listening you'd notice that it said he was too late to save her by about mere minutes

[@notyayanguyen1735]

@@Lemon-kg3qy i think they know

[@moonbyuliduh8612]

@@Lemon-kg3qy i think its a wishful what if. Like if only they reached each other at the right time she could've guided him.

[@ChibiHoshiDragon]

@@moonbyuliduh8612 If that was the intent then the sentence should have read: It would be nice if he had been able to share the new time benefits with his mom. IF she hadn't died, and he had extended her life, she could have experienced the best things in the world and guided him in his spending.

[@moonbyuliduh8612]

@@ChibiHoshiDragon not everyone has english as their first language

[@juunataku]

"he smiles..." *Henry winces in pain*

[@shadysunflower2099]

I’m gonna assume from the part where Will gives Raymond his time, that injuries accelerate the time spent. I was actually wondering how that would work, like when will got in that car crash with Sylvia, they should have lost some time due to getting hurt. But exactly how much? Raymond getting shot was enough for him to immediately get down to a few seconds or so. If the accident was fatal, would they have just died instantly?

[@aradaxxmusic]

Was Think That Too

[@catmeowmeow1662]

maybe around 100 yrs off if the accident is almost deadly?

[@jamiewill]

@@catmeowmeow1662 25 years will be the right amount considering everyone has 26years to live from birth

[@catmeowmeow1662]

@@jamiewill oohh yeah

[@phnompenhapple8180]

Actually, no time is the same. But you can die of every other natural cause as well. One guy actually die in the movie even though he still has time in his clock, because the thief shot and killed him.

[@nutzhazel]

It's a good and accurate methapor of the current state of the world we live in.

[@dank7867.]

"If she leaves you for another, there is always her mother'

[@Rivər]

PFFFFT-

[@Unknown12345why]

Silvia running along with will without caring of age gap is so good haha

[@Gem-xc6rv]

Isn't she like, 27 in real time? Will is 28 you know. Wait, are you talking about the actors of the role?

[@sweedelnishadsa]

@@Gem-xc6rv Not the actors, I guess the movie role is being spoken about in the above comment.

[@Gem-xc6rv]

@@sweedelnishadsa i see.

[@sweedelnishadsa]

@@Gem-xc6rv Yup 😁

[@laramiaizz]

@@Gem-xc6rv Silvia & Will not Amanda & Justin..are you even serious?

[@anthonyshen6722]

The producer literally took the phrase "time is money" and changed it into a movie.

[@jujushook5487]

Henry is the sweetest person also the mother i felt bad for her death ;(

[@manu4source]

I'm struggling in life.. I've already had enough of this life.. can't imagine being alive for decades

[@alizehdayo2146]

Hang in there buddy. Take it as a good sign .🖤🖤

[@manu4source]

@@alizehdayo2146 nah man... I've been thinking of suicide.. i have a wife who left me for another man.. she has my son and she's teaching him that I'm a bad dad.. although I'm ... Forget it.. but thanks .. it's heartbreaking.. i hope she finds peace.. thank you.. lottsa love ❤️

[@alizehdayo2146]

@@manu4source but then, who knows maybe life will take a better turn. Maybe this bit is a little test and there's good stuff ahead. It won't get any better just because anyone says so, but it takes a little patience and faith. 🐐🐃

[@manu4source]

@@alizehdayo2146 it's ok ❤️😀 I'll die peacefully i promise you ❤️

[@kinglas9056]

@@manu4source You dead?

[@oliviaaa2324]

this movie is actually so genius to help everyone understand how capitalism works.

[@ec9833]

Idunno how many comments I had to read to finally get to yours. As in, the point I really wanted more ppl to see. Wild how many missed the mark. Might go to show how conditioned we are, how unequal are the opportunities necessary for thriving, even just in the mind, education. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@jpb2366]

Yes and no. In the defense of capitalism you need to add how is ''time'' or money is created. The middle class of today live as kings of centuries ago. People usually think more about wealth difference which is a more emotional reaction. Also the reason why communism was so popular among young individuals who can't understand the risks of the alternative form of production. Of course the solution was a merge of savage capitalism and socialism.

[@Ashingda]

This is a bad example of capitalism, but it portrays communism pretty well. Having a singular top entity that is unchanging, a social caste type system, and an oppressive government that wants to track and control your movements. I find it funny how the movie promotes a communism ideology but in the same time the protagonists are trying to overthrowing a communistic system.

[@RayMak]

Forever young..

[@Stannewjeansrn]

First

[@calvinli9801]

Wouldnt prosititutes live forever? Their main source of income is proportionate to their beauty, but since no one goes beyond 25. You could literally have eon aged hot grannies making bank who capitalize on their looks. In this case, it would be people who look good live the longest.

[@Oo-so2jk]

No bc beauty standards change consistently

[@calvinli9801]

@@Oo-so2jk young audrey hepburn would still be considered beautiful in today's standards, and shes would be over a century old.

[@sandrayazin3292]

Thanks to men's hormones

[@sandrayazin3292]

And their stupidity

[@Monkchelle_Kongbama]

@@Oo-so2jk the beauty standards you are referring to are manufactured. look at any film from 50+ years ago where the heroine falls in a lake, or gets soaked with rain. The wet hair and (washed)lack of makeup make the woman look just as modern as any woman getting soaked or out of a shower today. You take away "style" and you are left with the default foundation of what people enjoy looking at.

[@memysefani]

This is one of my favorite movies- so underrated! Justin & Amanda did such a great job. I loved their chemistry together. The scene where they race to each other so he can save her with more time- priceless!

[@billzjr222]

Time is money. Time is the most valuable commodity in the universe but its the only thing that can't be bought or acquired.

[@LordGertz]

This movie was a bank heist movie added onto The Prince of Life which came out in 1988. Your life is your currency, except people didn't stop aging at 26 and at was illegal to transfer time between relatives. Highly recommend the film.

[@Arnavshahmr]

Me: **realizes I'm only going to live till 20 years ** My dad : glad I was poor Thanks for the likes. I guess many dads are glad lol.

[@louisethejelly4610]

Ohhhhhhhhhhh

[@notyayanguyen1735]

cuz even if you are mid class like me, you will still get little years

[@BambiLena666]

I never thought about this movie this way, but recently I was thinking about 3 of my teachers, they are in their late 70s, extremely talented and amazing professionals at their jobs, like Ive seen a lot of people in the field that are great and awe inspiring, but no one comes close to them. And I was a little sad thinking that they probably wont have too much time in the profession and life in general. They are well enough off to retire comfortably but they still chose to teach and work. Imagine if people like this could live for as long as they want, potentially forever. Extremely talented and skilled professionals in their fields. Money can give you more time, longer life span, but theres still a limit. The progress and learning we could have if people could live forever.

[@Ashingda]

But if people can live forever there will be very few new people to be taught anything. There is a correlation between longer lifespan species having lower birth rates. If you extend the lifespan to immortality the need to reproduce will drop to a rate just fast enough to replenish those dying due to accident.

[@sapuyt5410]

Let's take the moment to appreciate how much effort he puts into the content for us❤

[@esmtv925]

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[@slavboi5419]

Yeah he watches movies and says what happens, so hardworking

[@sapuyt5410]

@@slavboi5419 yeah really appreciate his hard work❤️

[@esmtv925]

@@slavboi5419 kzbin.infoBHtKYhXQpWM?feature=share

[@Borax_Sensei]

PLPLPL water

[@junivanofdragonia]

0:50 Narrator: “…shows the amount of days they have left…” Me: *“days* left? Maybe for the middle-class, but it’s *years* for the rich. And *hours* for the poor!”

[@Ericksolghxst]

I seen this. Great movie for me because I see this as a "Partners in Crime fighting the government" type of thing.

[@esmtv925]

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[@Pugtail]

Lol okay

[@petermcnamara7040]

"A group of gangsters called the Minute Men-" *Abrupt Loki theme* "The police of the town, known as Time-Keepers-" *LOKI THEME GROWS EXPONENTIALLY LOUDER! Run.*

[@andreasul2608]

Price of gas, electricity and whatnot is rising. The rich is paid more the poor is also paid more, but the amount of what everything costs is even higher.

[@Zoe-ko3us]

How are the poor being paid more?

[@GaBoiGregG]

When I first watched this... I thought that if I were really wealthy, I wouldn't keep it on my wrist with how easy it was to be taken away. 😅

[@impulsiveurge5837]

if you would not keep it on your wrist you would die.

[@JJ-yc2sv]

@@impulsiveurge5837 Not true. As shown, they have time storage devices, like the one with "over a million years" that Will & Sylvia stole from Raymond, who kept it in a vault. That's also what they steal from the banks. You just have to remember to add at least 24 hours, plus whatever you intend to spend that day, to your wrist everyday to avoid dying.

[@egxmac7658]

We've been doing these, centuries ago. We work for Money, money helps us buy food, and food helps us prolonged our life. The food you eat, can last few days in your body which equate to your time.

[@nabaninandi4140]

Well its not a fantasy movie...its real...but real life is more cruel because in real life you can't buy your time even with the money....

[@Lonelyeco]

I think it's best humans have no control over time.

[@eleonorepb4565]

However it has been proved that in general the riches live longer than the poor

[@katrinarosetta7824]

The health system especially the USA.... could easily inspire this story line....

[@leonahthelioness5479]

When Will wakes up & looks around for Henry, he looks at the window & you can see Henry wrote the words "Don't waste my time."

[@floyethakore7952]

This is a whole new meaning to time is money

[@Draj2233]

They need to make a second one! This movie was so good I've watched it several times and this recap was awesome

[@KhushiSingh-pn5fu]

"Minute men, time keepers,sylvia" these give me loki vibes

[@tukos7370]

The ending lends itself to being the premise to a tv series. Such a great idea.

[@reishiki_eito]

my lecturer introduced this movie to me. love it ever since

[@esmtv925]

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[@Justaguythatcameby]

12:45 it wasn't unexpected, he decided to chase them insted of recharging his time that was already low

[@helloworld2784]

One of the best films I've ever watched. I watched it just last year, I'm so late.

[@esmtv925]

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[@amazing_alonzo9237]

Bro I haven't even seen Avengers age of ultron

[@nothingtosomething3213]

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[@justonejlking]

It’s good but too many plot holes

[@amazing_alonzo9237]

@@justonejlking what is

[@cassandralillione1816]

They really said “Time is Money” with this movie.

[@catm4753]

I watched that movie when I was little, that's one of those movies which you know what is about, remember watching as a kid, but have no idea about the name lol

[@mondemushiba453]

The title please

[@sarah8468]

@@mondemushiba453 its called : in time

[@aishwaryathakur3190]

This takes *"time is money"* to a whole new level.

[@tfkdandsvkc]

One of my favourite movies of all time back then when I watched it,,the movie was so interesting that it always made me think what if this was actually real if time was the currency how would life be?? It was very symbolic that someday that would be real

[@KLLAVI_The_Skaven]

3:35 … that`s how capitalism work :)))) just saying, i don`t want to insult anyone. oh, and I really like your recaps, hope you will keep doing them❤

[@ankanmaiti9864]

Actually no. In reality money isn't fixed entity.

[@TiltedHandle]

There are many ways to farm time in today’s let’s play so first step is to have a child second step is to wait

[@Vergil4093]

Shet

[@bonelessbooks9263]

o no

[@mrsfahrenheit]

okay the movie is actually really good - or should I say the concept of it (probably one of my favorites of all time). The story really took a turn for the worse tho especially with the romance was weirdly executed and didn’t seem to fit If I’m really honest with you. I don’t know I always just felt like they’ve waisted so much potential the movie concept had. I don’t have something against the element of romance in general in this movie, it was just weirdly executed

[@lostforever773]

*wasted

[@alexandrarosales5489]

I can't stop watching your videos they are so interesting and fun to watch! Keep up the good work!

[@dhsarah570]

i love how they escaped the "time keepers" by hiding under a bridge. The writer obviously played GTA.

[@danteinhell2394]

Amanda Seyfried light brown wig made me notice that light brown hair is the best to wear purple clothes

[@MaeyiQuinn]

The best part about this movie is how Will thought his friend would do better now that he has more time, but he waste his opportunity getting drunk still, and more, due to not having to worry about work.

[@lostforever773]

Same

[@desqua2497]

In our current life, this is what we are going through if you look at it under some perspective

[@AbuAlKarsh]

i know this is just a movie but who would even want to live for 10000 years

[@kaytlinjustis5643]

Like Albus Dumbledore stated in the first book, 'People always choose what's not good for them', ie: immortality and money. Immortality seems like an ambiguous blessing/curse. On the one hand, you won't have to worry about death, but on the other hand, immortality comes with costs either physically or mentally. In Nicholas Phlamel's case, his body still aged though he kept his mind. After so many centuries, his bones became weak enough to break at the slightest touch, meaning he could still die. Mentally, if you somehow found a way to cease aging, you'd still have to find ways to keep yourself busy and not go insane after two centuries. In Gargoyles, Demona and Macbeth suffer survivor's guilt and Demona becomes obsessed with the destruction of the human race. In another series, Immortality feels more like a curse, as every time the MC dies, he is brought back in the same place, and suffers from century-old trauma because he was believed to be insane and tortured for it. He also had to fight a serial killer who's gone through the same thing he did and kills people for sadistic pleasure. While I myself like the idea of not aging/dying, I believe it is best to live a full life with the time you have, than waste it searching for more.

[@RahimChishti]

When u don’t have time and u want to watch a movie

[@HBon111]

Watched this with my first girlfriend back in the day. Good memories!

[@galihxtreme]

You all missed one more detail: Even the classic old cars shown here looks fresh, updated. The Challenger, the Lincoln, the E-Type... And this was a decade before the introduction of "electric motor skateboard(chassis)" to convert old cars

[@roughwoof]

*This is the same thing that we do everyday except we don't have an option to live longer. Our lives is even worse than this. We get paid useless pieces of paper that don't longevitate our lives in the slightest.... We can even make a lot of paper and still die tomorrow. We would never know.*

[@TheStarsOfTheLion]

However, in return, those exploited others for wealth cannot use those money to buy their time either. They can't continue their exploitation forever.

[@aldothelizard6669]

Very great concept tbh, especially during 2010s era

[@serotonin.scavenger]

Henry: *grimaces with pain Narrator: "Henry smiles and then falls into the river"

[@kioumim]

I remember watching this in middle school and loving it and it seems like even now I still do after watching this recap

[@BirdsAndWhales]

a good example of why an interesting premise doesn't always equate to a good story. This concept has a lot of potential but the movie has a weird vibe and is mostly boring. The main character and the love interest are both totally pointless and vanilla and the cop guy is much more compelling. A story where he was the main character might've worked better.

[@white_tulip2189]

Yep. Premises can never be used to measure the quality of a movie. Some of the best series have the stupidest premise but work so well.

[@lostforever773]

No and stop using the term vanilla like that

[@BirdsAndWhales]

@@lostforever773 wait what’s wrong with saying vanilla?

[@lostforever773]

@@BirdsAndWhales everything

[@BirdsAndWhales]

@@lostforever773 informative

[@tomisin15]

Imagine buying 1000 years, then get shot

[@bingeshots8917]

A wonderful satire on Capitalism and the widening gap between the working class and the ultra rich . Socialism is our last bet.

[@aurora5422]

My whole family escaped a socialist country to come to America. They would gladly kick your ass.

[@acutelilmint8035]

socialism is not .. noo way.. this is the reason why this happened.. in the end.. these are all intertwined.

[@orionmintch]

2:50 "the leader of the minute men" i never laughed out loud so hard before in my life

[@juunataku]

he should have kept what he won in the gamble lol

[@luminariel3765]

Interesting premise, might be neat to see it reworked as a TV Mini Series?

[@fturla]

I remember this short story. I read this small essay around 1980 which was more than 40 years ago. The story was probably written by Lee Falk decades before 1980. What annoys me is that every one that has a similar story concept deny that the original idea didn't flow from that short story. There's always a lot of idea concept stealing in the entertainment industry and it's rather obvious when you look at the time lines of how productions of media material come out. The hypocritical view is that these big companies always cry foul about getting paid for their work, when many times they don't pay or short change the original creators.

[@Lone3wolf31]

They say Time is money so we’re already living that

[@redrecapped5696]

Even though its a movie, this mirrors our own world. The rich get richer while the poor stay living paycheck to paycheck.

[@johntheanimator4317]

ah yes rich man tries to buy earth but her wife is sick and the sick wife wants to buy earth for her husband but her husband is buying earth for her

[@kittmeow7192]

What kills me is some people are only Rich because of us average working people , if we stop buying their stuff or going to the movies or concert they wouldn't be as Rich as they are now🤷

[@theeelevatedsongstress]

I’ve always thought about watching this movie when it came out, but I didn’t and now that I’ve seen this. All I can say is…. Wow😐 what a movie. 👀 a little creepy and cringe to think about things actually being this way🙄🤦🏽‍♀️ but yeah, it seems like a pretty good movie.

[@lostforever773]

But it is like that in real life Capitalism

[@user-ol3vc8nz9c]

I love the amount of times the word time was said in this video. Almost as if it were used as a pun at times, great timing.

[@H.W.O.THRILLER-TALES.]

Awesome Video sir I got inspired by u and Made An Urban Legend Animated... It's a Must Watch ❤️

[@nothingtosomething3213]

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[@impulsiveurge5837]

Loved this movie so futuristic. And they all look like gods.

[@kywillis948]

The fact that the ending could have been avoided if only the rich weren’t so greedy

[@GaBoiGregG]

That was bs they took his most time... he won it fair and square at the poker game

[@Ziggified]

😁😁😁😁Damn these videos are so crazy and insane also these movie recaps are so awesome also it's crazy how this channel grows😁😁😁😁

[@juliannatunde3756]

I think it would be a great ide to add add some security thingies to this time thing, like it’s easier to steal someones time than to unlock my phone 😂

[@starplayzreadbio373]

7:50 I seriously hate these types of officers, without further investigation they attack innocents 😡😡😡😡

[@Asiacares4000]

Thank you for covering this movie it's one of my favorites I love the concept of the movie that are time is more valuable than any kind of money which is actually true, wonderful recaps

[@viedaz.4291]

this movie really said no uglies allowed and im here for it

[@melodysantoz6649]

sana ganito sa reality.. kapag masama ka mababawasan yung oras sa braso mo at kapag mabuti ka madadagdagan ka ng digit.