We're back with the first of our last run of episodes, and today's episode is a two-for-one deal: we mostly discuss Terry Gilliam's 1996* time travel thriller 12 MONKEYS, with Bruce Willis, Madeleine Stowe and Brad Pitt, and weave throughout discussion of the 1962 French featurette that inspired it, LA JETÉE. Discussed in this episode: how does time travel work (or not) in these movies? What do we think happens after the events of 12 Monkeys? Is there anything La Jetée does better? What lessons do these movies have for modern audiences? Did you find all the character actors from The Wire in 12 Monkeys? How about the Nas Illmatic posters? And, what are we to make of Terry Gilliam's career overall?

Episode links: 

• 12 Monkeys on IMDb
• 12 Monkeys on Wikipedia
• La Jetée on IMDb
• La Jetée on Wikipedia
• Roger Ebert 1996 12 Monkeys review
• Scott Tobias 12 Monkeys appraisal for New Cult Canon
• Scott Tobias review for Criterion release of La Jetée
• Vulture essay on 12 Monkeys' continued relevance
• Den of Geek essay revisiting 12 Monkeys in 2012
• Criterion essay on La Jetée by Jonathan Romney
• Little White Lies on 12 Monkeys, La Jetée and Vertigo
• Uproxx trivia tidbits about 12 Monkeys
• Philly and Baltimore locations from 12 Monkeys
• Tour of Port Richmond Power Station
• Lebbeus Woods lawsuit against 12 Monkeys
• The Devil's Advocate re-edit for similar reasons
• Time Travel at the Movies, by Isaac M Steinholz
• Novikov self-consistency principle on Wikipedia

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