Filme und Serien wie ‘Der Anschlag – Wettlauf gegen die Zeit’: 10 spannende Alternativen

Beschreibung: Revolutionary in its depiction of a simulated reality, questioning the nature of existence and human control over perceived worlds.

Fakt: The iconic bullet-dodging scene required 120 cameras and a custom-built rig. The film's script was initially sold as a comic book.

Beschreibung: A cult classic blending psychological thriller with sci-fi, featuring a troubled teen who experiences visions of a dystopian future.

Fakt: The film was initially a box office flop but gained a massive following on DVD. The director's cut includes pages from the fictional book 'The Philosophy of Time Travel'.

Beschreibung: Follows a man who alters past events to change his present, highlighting the unpredictable and often tragic outcomes of tampering with time.

Fakt: There are four different endings to the film. The original script was much darker, involving the protagonist's suicide in the womb.

Beschreibung: A low-budget thriller where a man accidentally travels back in time, leading to a complex web of cause and effect with dark consequences.

Fakt: The entire film was shot in sequence. Director Nacho Vigalondo also plays a minor role in the movie.

Beschreibung: A philosophical exploration of parallel lives and choices, presenting a non-linear narrative that questions the nature of reality and decision-making.

Fakt: The film took nearly a decade to develop. It was the most expensive Belgian film ever made at the time of its release.

Beschreibung: Centers on a soldier reliving the last eight minutes of another man's life to prevent a disaster, blending time loops with ethical dilemmas.

Fakt: The film was shot in just 25 days. Director Duncan Jones wanted it to feel like a 'spiritual sequel' to his previous film Moon.

Beschreibung: A gritty take on time travel where assassins eliminate targets sent from the future, exploring paradoxes and the consequences of altering time.

Fakt: Joseph Gordon-Levitt wore prosthetic makeup to resemble a younger Bruce Willis. The film's budget was $30 million, modest for a sci-fi feature.

Beschreibung: Delves into the manipulation of reality and dreams, featuring complex narratives about altering perceptions and the subconscious mind.

Fakt: Hans Zimmer's score includes a slowed-down version of Edith Piaf's 'Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien'. The spinning top at the end was not CGI but a practical effect.

Beschreibung: Explores themes of fate versus free will, with a protagonist who discovers hidden forces controlling human lives, blending romance with sci-fi elements.

Fakt: The film is loosely based on a short story by Philip K. Dick. It was initially set to star Brad Pitt and director George Nolfi's debut feature.

Beschreibung: A mind-bending narrative involving time travel and identity, with twists that challenge linear storytelling and personal destiny.

Fakt: Based on Robert A. Heinlein's short story 'All You Zombies'. The film was shot in Melbourne, Australia, over 25 days.