Jacked In Recommends ‘Predestination’ (2014)

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Predestination follows a temporal agent’s (Ethan Hawke) journey through time and space as he attempts to capture a notorious criminal who evades him at every turn, The Fizzle Bomber. Along his travels, he crosses paths with an individual who offers to tell him the best story he’s ever heard. . . And then some!

This sci-fi, drama is a refreshing take on the time travel subgenre, hitting on love, loss and identity. An absolute mind-melter of a movie like you wouldn’t believe, expect the unexpected and get involved!

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