2000 Time Machine Women

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In the future, so many things could be possible. People’s intelligence could alter, we could advance in technology, and we could cure diseases. What we thought to be impossible today could potentially be possible in the future. We do not know exactly what the future holds, but we at the least have many ideas. Some of these ideas agree with each other, and some of these ideas conflict with each other as the two Time Traveler films do sometimes.

Women in the 1960 Time Machine movie, were portrayed as stupid characters and I believe were not very respected in the eyes of the author. On the other hand, women in the 2002 Time Machine movie were smart, skilled, and just as respected and powerful as men. The women in the 2002 movie represented

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