If You Loved Time Now, Watch These 10 Thrillers

Description: A cult classic blending psychological thriller with time travel elements, exploring themes of destiny, mental health, and alternate realities.

Fact: The film's intricate timeline has spawned numerous fan theories and even academic papers analyzing its complex narrative structure.

Description: Examines how altering past events can have unforeseen and often tragic consequences in the present.

Fact: There are four different endings to the film, with the director's cut being significantly darker than the theatrical version.

Description: A low-budget, high-concept film that presents one of the most scientifically plausible and complex depictions of time travel.

Fact: Made for just $7,000, it won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance. The script contains actual physics equations.

Description: Explores the complexities of love and relationships through the lens of involuntary time travel, blending romance with science fiction elements.

Fact: Based on the best-selling novel by Audrey Niffenegger. The film's unique take on time travel focuses on emotional consequences rather than technicalities.

Description: A tightly-woven Spanish thriller that demonstrates how small changes can spiral into catastrophic consequences through time manipulation.

Fact: The entire film was shot in chronological order to help the actors maintain continuity with the complex timeline.

Description: A sci-fi thriller that uses a unique form of time loop to solve a mystery, raising questions about consciousness and reality.

Fact: The film's concept was inspired by the psychological phenomenon known as the 'last moment of consciousness' theory.

Description: A gritty sci-fi thriller that examines the paradoxes and moral dilemmas of time travel, particularly the consequences of altering one's own timeline.

Fact: Features a rare instance where the same actor plays younger and older versions of a character through extensive makeup rather than CGI.

Description: An action-packed take on time loops, where the protagonist relives the same day to improve his skills in an alien war.

Fact: The film's original title was 'All You Need Is Kill,' taken from the Japanese novel it's based on, but was changed for international markets.

Description: A heartfelt story that uses time travel as a metaphor for appreciating life's moments and the importance of family bonds.

Fact: Director Richard Curtis stated this would be his final film as director, though he later returned to direct other projects.

Description: A mind-bending exploration of time loops and identity, featuring one of the most complex temporal paradoxes in cinema.

Fact: Adapted from Robert A. Heinlein's short story 'All You Zombies,' which is considered one of the most intricate time travel narratives ever written.