Cumaeans

O'Donnell, Tim BOSI · 06 Feb 2009, 14:34 · from 2009-February.txt.gz

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From: Tim.O'Donnell at bankofscotland.ie (O'Donnell, Tim (BOSI))
Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2009 14:34:02 -0000
Subject: (urth) Cumaeans
Message-ID: <63FB9AC7E0AEC7459DBCC99DC44247CA01F6B6C4 at BOSIDEXDB.Bankofscotland.ie>

Up until I saw it the film with the best thought out timeline I had seen had to be Back to the Future.  I know it may seem like a kid's film but they really thought through their timelines.
While we are on the subject of films that tie in with Wolfe, did anyone think of the short story EyeBeEm when watching the Spielberg film AI?
I know alot of people hated that film but I thought it was great!  And such a grim ending (especially for Spielberg!).
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> May have been mentioned here before but has anyone seen the film "Primer"?
> All about time loops and whatnot, it is not amazing but a fan of Wolfe may
> enjoy untangling the various strands laid down.

It is a truly remarkable film. You have to pay attention.

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