Okay, so the other night, I decided to watch this movie called “Time Trap” on Netflix. It wasn’t really a horror movie, more like a sci-fi thriller, you know? The basic idea was that there’s this cave where time moves differently than it does on the outside. Sounds interesting, right?
So, the story started with this archaeology professor named Hopper. He was exploring these caves, and then he stumbled upon a strange man who clearly wasn’t from our time. He had an old-fashioned gun and was dressed all weird. Hopper, being the curious type, decided to follow him deeper into the cave.
Then came Taylor and Jackie, who were Hopper’s assistants or something. They found the entrance to the cave and decided to go in after him. And with them came their friend, I think her name was Veeves? Anyway, she said something like, “Let’s explore!” Classic movie line, haha. One by one, more people showed up and went into the cave, like a bunch of lemmings. It’s like, didn’t they learn anything from the first guy who disappeared?
Things got really wild inside. Apparently, time inside the cave was all messed up. It was like a loop, repeating itself over and over. They met these old Spanish Conquistadors who had found the Fountain of Youth and were all messed up because of it. It was mentioned that they were also looking for the Fountain of Youth. It’s like everyone in this movie was obsessed with living forever.
Later, Taylor found Hopper, but he was badly hurt. They were trapped, just like all the others. The movie made it clear that time was passing much, much slower inside the cave than outside. It’s like, you could spend a few hours in there, and it would be thousands of years outside. It makes your head spin when you think about it too much. I had to pause it a few times just to get it straight in my head.
The Ending
In the end, they were all rescued, but not by anyone they knew. Turns out, thousands of years had passed outside, and humans had evolved into these, like, super-advanced beings, practically aliens. They knew about the cave and had technology to get people out. It’s all kind of a mind-bender, to be honest.
- The movie really makes you think about time and how it works.
- It had me wondering what I would do if I found a cave like that.
- Would I go in?
- Would I risk getting trapped for thousands of years?
I still have a lot of questions about the movie, but I guess that’s part of the fun. It was definitely a trip, and I’m still trying to wrap my head around the whole thing. If you’re into time travel stuff, you might like it. Just be prepared to be a little confused, haha!
