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“Oppenheimer rushes to his lab and uses his advanced knowledge of physics to invent a time machine.”

Inspired by the American remake of Speak No Evil, Verge alum Tasha Robinson fixes all your favorite films’ sad endings with a new, happier replacement. It should go without saying that spoilers abound.

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