Groundhog Day, The Butterfly Effect, Deja Vu, Life is Strange, 12 Monkeys, the "Monday" episode of Xfiles, certainly dozens of others I haven't seen, and now Before I Fall. Can I get a time loop!
Actually, it wasn't all that bad, but how exactly is Sammy killing herself by saving the girl planning to commit suicide a win? Is the writer suggesting b/c she bullied Juliet that she deserves this fate? Is the suicide girl now going to get better after witnessing one of her tormentors death? If you know you are about to die, why lead on the kid whose had a crush on you that u never showed any interest in before? How does this benefit him? For a film that preaches doing the right thing, I don't think the writer thought through the consequences of Sammy's choice very well. Was this really the only solution to the repeating day - saving the crazy girl by pushing her out of the way and getting face planted by the truck? There weren't any better options?
Actually, it wasn't all that bad, but how exactly is Sammy killing herself by saving the girl planning to commit suicide a win? Is the writer suggesting b/c she bullied Juliet that she deserves this fate? Is the suicide girl now going to get better after witnessing one of her tormentors death? If you know you are about to die, why lead on the kid whose had a crush on you that u never showed any interest in before? How does this benefit him? For a film that preaches doing the right thing, I don't think the writer thought through the consequences of Sammy's choice very well. Was this really the only solution to the repeating day - saving the crazy girl by pushing her out of the way and getting face planted by the truck? There weren't any better options?