I needed to lie down then reconnect with nature after watching this.

Magnífica película de paradojas temporales que empieza de manera muy interesante, para después volverse algo rara con la historia de la chica... hasta que más adelante descubres el meollo y te quedas con la boca abierta. Excepto por algún fallillo de guion, todo magníficamente hilado, con muy buenas actuaciones y una historia realmente atrapante, muy muy digna de verse.

Is a puzzle—but that's not to say it's very difficult to figure out. In fact, depending on how good you are at solving puzzles, it can be incredibly easy to guess what's going on almost immediately. But just as every puzzle comes with an image of its solution on the cover, so the joy in solving them derives not from the final discovery but from the process of watching the pieces come together. There may not be many pieces here and they may be pretty easy to connect, but for someone that loves puzzles (like me) it's still a fun time. The primary consequence of being a puzzle film, however, is that it's virtually impossible to talk about any of the things that interested me without spoiling the plot. So in short the film grounds itself in both ethical and psychological conflicts which attempt to reign in the eccentric time travel plotting. While the film loses track of this framework slightly as it weaves through its twists and turns, it ultimately comes out with an intriguing question about identity and self knowledge. ★★★ - good movie (6/10)

Indeed, the story is extremely well written, using time travel and temporal paradoxes in a spectacular manner, with many surprising twists. Predestination also touches on some thought-provoking themes such as the nature of destiny, free will, and the power of choice. The film raises important questions about the consequences of our actions and the role that fate plays in our lives. Ethan Hawke deliver a strong performance, and Sarah Snook does an incredible job playing a rather unordinary character. Predestination is an absolute must-watch movie if you enjoy science-fiction.

Directed by the Spierig Brothers, "Predestination" is a sci-fi thriller based on a Robert A. Heinlein short story. Starring Ethan Hawke and Sarah Snook, the film follows a temporal agent on his final mission to catch a mysterious bomber. The film’s intricate plot, mind-bending twists, and strong performances make it a compelling watch. Despite its clever storytelling and critical praise, it remains under the radar for many sci-fi fans. It's a thought-provoking and engaging film that challenges perceptions of time and identity.

Predestination (2014) Movie Review In By Movie Manics Swati Starring Sarah Snook, Ethan Hawke & Noah Taylor Written & Directed By Michael Spierig & Peter Spierig Adapted From All You Zombies Streaming On Amazon Prime Video Rating 8/10 - Deep & Thought Provoking, Time Travel Paradox, Sci-Fi Personal Drama, Twisting Mind Bending Thriller Predestination Is One of Those Iconic Sci Fi Movies Which Creates A Spark About Great Movies In Young Movie Audience, I Am Sure It Must Be A Cult Favorite For Many People of The Contemporary Age. The Story Is Very Original, Thrilling Yet At The Same Time Very Basic Regarding Time Travel Paradoxes, It Introduces A Time Travelling Agent Who Is Trying To Stop A Terrorist, Probably Another Time Traveller, In The Meantime He Is Also Trying To Recruit A Talented Writer John Who Is Somehow Related To A Very Special Mystery Girl Jane. The Story of The Agent, The Terrorist, John & Jane Somehow Is Connected Which Is Revealed In The End With A Drastic Shocking Sequence of Events Amazing Pretentious Acting of Sarah Snook Creating A Mesmerizing Time Warp In Our Minds Pushing The Boundaries of Science Fiction Surrealism, Ethan Hawke Is Subtle In His Act But He Has His Moment Right At The Climax, To Let Us Know How Wonder He As An Actor Is. Very Good Screenplay But It’s A Little Bit Predictable In The Method of Storytelling, The Spierig Duo Could Have Made It Mode Mysterious Right Until The End, In My Opinion They Left Too Many Clues To Make It Predictable Enough, Still Very Very Surprising Time Travel Story, Which Provokes Deep Insights About Time Travel Predestination Paradox, A Must Watch for All Sci-Fi Thriller Fans

best time travel sci-fi movie to watch if you're a fan of Christopher Nolan!!!!