Christopher Miller

writer, director

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Feature Film

Extreme Movie

by Adam Jay Epstein et al., directed by Adam Jay Epstein and Andrew Jacobson
(at limited movie theaters, USA, 5 December 2008)

The saddest part is how my opinions of Frankie Muniz (Chuck) and Beverley Mitchell (Sue) dropped just because they accepted parts in this series of silly teen sex vignettes centering around a high school sex class (no, not a sex-ed class). There are better time travel movies for both of these favorite child actors! As for time travel in this movie, one teen’s sexual obsession is with Abraham Lincoln, so of course he builds a time machine and heads to the 19th century. —Michael Main

Well . . . I got to get ready for the theater.

A group of nerdy boys and sexy women pose with a sheep by a yellow police tape
declaring that this film is unrated.

Comedy
Audience: Young Adults
Definite Time Travel

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Animated Feature Film

The Lego Movie

written and directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller
(premiered at unknown movie theaters, Copenhagen and Los Angeles, 1 February 2014)

Do Legos time travel? Maybe not, but they do go to an Old West universe where Emmet asks, “Do you think you can explain to me why I'm dressed like this? And what those big words in the sky were all about? And, like, where we are . . . in time?” Those questions, together with the quote shown below, convinced us up in the ITTDB Citadel that the movie deserves a spot in our list. —Michael Main

Wyldstyle to Emmet: Come with me if you want to not die.

A scared red Lego named Emmet marches out of a Lego city followed by angry Lego
Batman and others.

Comedy
Audience: Families
Cameo Time Travel

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Feature Film

Marvel Cinematic Universe

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

by Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, and Dave Callaham, directed by Joaquim dos Santos, Kemp Powers, and Justin K. Thompson
(premiered at the Regency Village Theater, Los Angeles, 30 May 2023)

Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy (as Spider-Man and Spider-Gwen) swing through various spider-verses, become close to each other, struggle to stave off the Spot, and learn of the thoughse of spider-heroes, some of who exhibit technology to reconstruct the past and possibly predict the future. —Michael Main

Well, maybe some things are supposed to be just for us.

Superhero
Audience: YA and Up
Time Phenomena

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