Top 10 Time Travel Movies Where the Past Is Changed

Teenager Marty McFly travels thirty years back in time, accidentally disrupts his parents' first meeting and has to repair their romance before he ceases to exist. The DeLorean ride combines science fiction, slapstick and '50s nostalgia into a time travel classic full of charm and guitar riffs.

To help prevent a future pandemic, prisoner James Cole is sent back to the chaotic 1990s. Every attempt to stop the catastrophe weaves a dizzying web of causality, madness and fate, and asks whether the past can really be rewritten at all.

Evan discovers he can revisit his childhood traumas through his journals. Every change creates a new, often grimmer reality. The film shows the frightening power of small choices and the price of guilt.

A murderous cyborg travels from 2029 to 1984 to kill Sarah Connor and prevent the birth of the future resistance leader. James Cameron's mix of slasher horror, tech-noir and time paradox set the tone for generations of sci-fi.

During a rare aurora, detective John in 1999 communicates via an old ham radio with his father in 1969, thirty years before his father's death. Together, father and son save his life and hunt a serial killer, but every change distorts their present in unpredictable ways.

Cynical weatherman Phil relives the same February 2nd over and over. Only when he works on his ego does the time loop begin to crack. A spiritual comedy showing that changing the past sometimes starts with changing yourself.

Every time Major Cage dies fighting aliens, he wakes up on the same morning. Trained by war hero Rita, he uses the time loop as a weapon. Explosive mech-suit action meets a clever learning curve full of humor and adrenaline.

Tim Lake can jump back to moments in his own life and redo awkward dates, family tragedies and everyday blunders. Richard Curtis packages time travel as a warm romantic comedy about embracing imperfection.

'Inverted' time makes bullets fly backwards and events rewind. A nameless Protagonist navigates a visual mind-bender to prevent an apocalypse from the future. Christopher Nolan delivers a spy puzzle that demands multiple timelines, and multiple viewings.

Playwright Richard falls in love with a 1912 photograph of actress Elise and hypnotizes himself back to her time. Their tender romance under a ticking clock portrays time as both bridge and barrier for true love.