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The film Viva the Sky (1996), in which the protagonist

June 2, 2018 by Paul Fletcher

The film Viva the Sky (1996), in which the protagonist is kidnapped from an abandoned planet by a mysterious scientist and forced to live in a space station. The aliens are a small, alien-hostile species that seem intent on destroying Earth so they can test their technology on a human. Unfortunately, their plans have been thwarted by a mysterious alien-hostile space station. Now the only people left on the station are the survivors and a mysterious young woman named Elma.

The film The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (1997), where the protagonist is abducted by a group of alien beings who want to have sex with him, but are instead sent to Mars to take over the planet, before being rescued by a group of humans. The aliens were also looking to destroy Earth and the planet, and in return, the heroes decide to build a new world before they end up on the other side.

The film The Day of the Doctor (1998), in which the main character has a mysterious illness that allows him to live a much longer life without the need for radiation and chemotherapy. But his treatment doesn't last long, and his wife decides she'll let him live in his house for a while, hoping to be as happy as possible.

In a 2004 interview, Steven Moffat suggested that this was the first time Steven Moffat had actually seen a film that had time loops.

The BBC film "Tangled Room," in which the protagonist is a prisoner in a space station, who, despite his time in a small spaceship, is forced to escape with the help of his best friend. But in order to do so, he must go through three stages of survival. First, he must make himself an ice-cream cone and then he must escape with his friend.

A couple of years ago, Steven Moffat was talking to me about "Tangled Room," and I asked him what time loop he'd heard of it. He replied that he's heard of it, but hasn't been able to find it. I said I'd heard of it from someone who has seen it. He said, "I'm not sure about that." I then asked him if he'd seen it in a previous movie—he said, "I don't know. It's an amazing short film. I've never seen anything like it. One of the things I learned about it is the film is based off a lot of old films that I've seen. I have