From 3/7/1973 ( premiere US TV series pilot "The Six Million Dollar Man"::"The Moon and the Desert" ) To 1/16/2004 ( international organized crime event - premiere United Kingdom film "Paycheck" ) is 11272 days
11272 = 5636 + 5636
From 11/2/1965 ( date hijacked from me:my official United States Marshals Service federal undercover identity birth date in Antlers Oklahoma USA & Kerry Wayne Burgess - Deputy United States Marshal ) To 4/8/1981 ( Omar Bradley - United States General of the Army - deceased ) is 5636 days
From 5/9/2003 ( date hijacked from me:as a time traveler from the future in the past this was my departure date to time travel away from the past to another time ) To 1/16/2004 ( international organized crime event - premiere United Kingdom film "Paycheck" ) is 252 days
From 11/2/1965 ( date hijacked from me:my official United States Marshals Service federal undercover identity birth date in Antlers Oklahoma USA & Kerry Wayne Burgess - Deputy United States Marshal ) To 7/12/1966 ( first flight Northrop M2-F2 heavyweight lifting body aircraft ) is 252 days
From 5/9/2003 ( date hijacked from me:as a time traveler from the future in the past this was my departure date to time travel away from the past to another time ) To 1/16/2004 ( international organized crime event - premiere United Kingdom film "Paycheck" ) is 252 days
252 = 126 + 126
From 3/3/1959 ( date hijacked from me:my birth date US ) To 7/7/1959 ( Bill Campbell ) is 126 days
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Paycheck (2003)
UK 16 January 2004
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Paycheck (2003)
What seemed like a breezy idea for an engineer to net him millions of dollars, leaves him on the run for his life and piecing together why he's being chased.
Ben Affleck ... Jennings
Release Date: 25 December 2003 (USA)
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Paycheck (film)
Release date(s) December 25, 2003
Michael Jennings is a reverse engineer; for enormous sums of money, he analyzes his clients' competitors' products and designs new versions that excel above and beyond the original's features. When he finishes a job, he undergoes a memory wipe with help from his friend Shorty. The wipe is achieved by computer technology able to scan one's brain and erase whatever must be erased. This ensures that he cannot be traced back to the reverse engineering effort
The two come to realize that Jennings must have been working on the future prediction device while at Allcom, reverse engineering the details from Dekker, the ex-government scientist. When the machine starts up, the operator selects from a database the desirable target and the machine loads a related video visible on a large screen. This way, the operator can track his personal future, avoiding possibly fatal errors. Jennings, having discovered his grim fate (including his own death), took steps to try to prevent it. Using the machine, Jennings provided himself with a set of objects that would keep him out of danger without the objects having any obvious value in order to pass them through Allcom's security cordon. Jennings also managed to sabotage the device just prior to leaving Allcom, rendering it useless for Rethrick to attempt to use to track him down with it. The sabotage was made by placing a virus microchip on one of the machine's many motherboards.
Jennings and Rachel use the remaining items in the envelope to re-infiltrate Allcom. Jennings is able to repair the circuit that he had previously altered, and uses the device once more, seeing himself being shot by an FBI sniper. The two rig the system to explode and then try to escape
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The Rocketeer (1991)
Cliff Secord: Jenny, prepare yourself for a shock: I'm the Rocketeer.
Jenny: The Rocke-who?
Cliff Secord: Oh for crying out loud, haven't you read the papers?
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"The Six Million Dollar Man" (1974)
Oscar Goldman: Steve Austin, astronaut. A man barely alive. Gentlemen, we can rebuild him.
