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Sci-Fi Short Film: It's About Time! - DUST

Sci-Fi Short Film: It's About Time! - DUST

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Watch the DUST channel for our complete sci-fi library, feature films, and more The guy is a graduate of Trinity Western Univesity. He has a masters in quantum physics. Based on the coffee cup, he works are the Kennedy Space Centre. The old typewriter suggests that he may be writing a book or a theory on time travel. He starts by typing a question is it even possible We can see that hes attempted this two other times with no results. He then asks Can we rip through space and time At that moment the blue light appears. Heres the kicker. If time travel exists and youre the one that makes it possible, you could ask your future self a question and your future self could answer it. In this case, his future self sent back a time machine. He gets in it and it only goes back 3 min into the past. He finally realizes that it can go in the future. He resets the coordinates, smiles, and closes the door. Whatever he sets as the coordinates will be the correct destination because this is already part of his past.
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Date: 2024-04-01

Comments and reviews: 34


That fridge (time machine) takes him 3 minutes backwards. So he ends up appearing in the same spot where he was 3 minutes earlier. He then puts the input to 3 minutes forward as we see in the glitchy screen and enters the fridge; he goes 3 minutes forward into the future counting from the time he enters the fridge. Here, 3 minutes later he'll be waiting in the fridge to happen something; but it suggests that he'll be waiting again and again for the infinite time without knowing it. Thus trapped himself in the time machine for the infinity. (My guess. Sorry for I couldn't convey very clearly what I am thinking right now.
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Why never a real ending.
Could have done a pan out from the typewritter with a finished book by it Or a future location of a book signing with him sitting to sign autographs Or a news anchor introducing mysterious author who wrote thousands of books. or breaking the loop by writing don't in front of the get in sign and closing the door to see it disappear.
Too many of these don't have anything but an abrupt empty ending.

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this date (aug 25 1985) was close to, but not the exact date that back to the future was released - Jul 03 1985. this was also the original suggested method of time travel in that movie, before the delorean. the refrigerator was discounted as being to dangerous for kids to copy and steven spielberg vetoed it. it did pop up again as an escape vehicle in the most recent indiana jones film, however.
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Initially, when back < 3 minutes, he went back to a time that which is lesser than 3 minutes of the current time but when he finally changed back to forward > 3 (or x minutes, the possibility of him going forward was from 4 minutes to infinity.
He either might have stuck in an infinity loop or went to a time where the world has already ended.

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You guys need to read william coopers book, BEHOLD A PALE HORSE, its the true story of TIME TRAVEL BY THE US MILITARY, and what they did with it, and still are. AFTER you read the book that they killed him for writing, THEN look at HISTORIC PARK in north eastern australia, they've been going into the past. THEY'VE been collecting VELORAFTERS.
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Whatever time he chose--let's assume 3 years--he would end up in the box AGAIN about to go
that far into the future! So the moment he was 3 years in the future, the box took him
another 3 years, then another 3 and another 3 endlessly! (We won't see him again; there
will be no Part 2) -- That's what I think, anyway!

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Minor Discrepancy noted: On his wall was the Terminator 2 Judgment Day movie poster. The movie came out in 1991. However, the date stamp (correct me if i'm wrong) is August 25th 1985 (I was born the next day btw. The first Terminator movie came out in 1984 and would make sense for THAT movie poster to be on his wall if it was 1985.
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The concept of time travel just has too many flaws, for instance how could a time machine keep track of it's relative position on Earth in the ever moving and expanding universe Three minutes could send you into deep space. Not to mention all the different paradoxes such as the grandfather paradox and the bootstrap paradox shown here.
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um. why did you guys shrink the time machine down making it to scale would still look like a refrigerator, just 30% 40% larger. it would have avoided the internal space to pilot size problem. the real one had enough space for an average sized man and a 5 year old kid to sit in it. well, at least the controls were relatively close.
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The fridge just stays there and opens its doors after 3 minutes. Less effort, same results. The waiting what will happen next shot at the end implies it. Otherwise, they could have shown 3 minutes of dead scenery or made him appear instantaneously the next scene, with a (digital) clock on the wall during the whole short.
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ya know, i don't know WHY video makers think it's cool to have an open-ended non-ending.
it is NOT cool. it is NOT a 'clever plot twist'. just tell a story and stop with this nonsense.
where did he go future or past i dunno - let's give them $500millilon to make a feature
. will never happen. sorry.

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3: 30 - My criminal mind is already thinking about brining your valuables with you - over and over again. Each time you duplicate them, as the guy comes back with clothes and clock. Aftwr few repetitions you can get immensly rich.
End - Ok, now he has about 1000 other ways to get immensly rich.

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If he moves ahead 3 minutes (roughly the time it takes him between going back 3 minutes and getting into the fridge) won't he be stuck in a never-ending time loop from which he now cannot get out of to reset his time travel
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Now back then they really made good appliances, now they have some that lets you know when 6ou need to go shopping and have q television, tells the westher, but they don't do any time travel.
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It said not very long ago but the radio and the typewriter looked to be contemporary to 1985 which was also the flashing number on the refrigerator. Am I on to something or overthinking
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Insanity = doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. This is what he proves on his first boatload of times with the fridge.
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Hey everyone, thank you for watching the film! I'll be in the comments if you have any questions. However, I will not answer how he fit inside the fridge!
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If you backed yourself, its cyclic and you will always came to the same position in same period when whole world is in future. Your isolated in that cyclic 3 min.
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This is the same in another movie: paradox, one guy found a time machine and reprise again with himself in another time, he is a killer. Interesting
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i think he did not go in the future but was stuck in nothing as he did not know wat his future self will be doing if the time machine had not been there
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Very well done! I assume the inventors of the time traveling refrigerator are European, since the date on the clock are in the Euro format
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I was not watching DUST for few months. This was the first film after break and now I remember why I stoped watching shorts on DUST.
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The time on the door at the end was still 1985. Maybe the date should have been changed to somthing far in the future or past.
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Beautiful short video, with retro atmosphere, technologies 80s, there is all the mystery of temporal travel and its paradoxes
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What do we want! TIME TRAVEL!
When do we want it! IT'S IRRELEVANT!
however causality is not to be treated lightly.

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a curious fact is that in the movie of back to the future the directors had planned that the time machine was a skirmish
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Very interesting. I'm sure most people want a continuation, though this was quirky in its own way! Well done!
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Reminds me of the short film named There's no time to explain! (or something like that) by Corridor Digital.
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I presume 3 mins into the future of the previous setting will teleport him into fridge after he shut the door
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He went 35 years forward
Saw year 2020
Went back to 1985 and destroyed the time machine
The end.

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This looks so real! Hard to believe it is all CGI. Wow, the 21st century is truly amazing.
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Some kid somewhere will get into a refrigerator a mistake
Should have used a bath tub.

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Who else was hoping that the door would open & he'd be sitting there frozen in a block of ice
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You’re telling me a time machine in Michigan is going to use the Nazi date format of ddmm
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