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Run Lola Run was a huge hit with both audiences and critics. Made for around $1.75 million, the film earned over $13.8 million in Germany and more than $23.7 million worldwide. It quickly gained praise for being innovative and technically impressive. In 1999, it swept the German Film Awards, winning seven prizes, including Best Film. The film also received international recognition, such as the Audience Award at Sundance and a BAFTA nomination, solidifying its place as a key work in independent cinema.

Most movies have a few unanswered questions or inconsistencies, but Back to the Future is particularly known for them. These range from minor details – like how the flux capacitor actually works (it just does!) – to bigger plot points, such as how Jennifer ended up back in the correct timeline in Part III after being left in an altered one in Part II. While some questions remain, many answers can actually be found within the films themselves.

There are always fantastic sci-fi shows that don’t get the attention they deserve, and some older ones are simply forgotten. Despite telling exciting and captivating sci-fi stories, several TV shows from the 1990s haven’t stayed in the public memory. Many viewers have forgotten just how good they were, but these 90s sci-fi shows still hold up remarkably well.