A Matter of Time
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Time dilation allows this man to connect with his daughter across space and time.

Interstellar

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This Nerd's car gets high mileage driving anyone and everyone on any shores in this Japanese sedan renowned for reliability.

Honda Civic (Brandon)

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To be or not to be on this trip, that is the question. And one pondered overnight on cold pavement.

Ashland, OR

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This Mazda owner has a pristine example in the signature colour with a luxury side mirror pack.

Omri

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“I’m coming to the cottage.”

Heated Rivalry (Ilya Rozanov)

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Bill Murray plays a cynical weatherman stuck in a loop in this 90s comedy.

Groundhog Day

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This Nerd's car can whip it around any street at any speed so you better hold on if you're riding in this car. It could probably also use a new bumper.

Toyota Yaris (Peilan)

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This trip finally made it out the group chat and landed in this laid back seaside city.

Osaka, Japan

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This Mazda owner has a pristine example of a luxury discontinued model, complete with decorated plates.

Yifan

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“Sub Saharan, can you have 150 child warriors here by 5:00pm?”

The Dictator (General Aladeen)

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A trinket used to attend classes plays a crucial part in saving two innocent lives in this film.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

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This Nerd's car features a bold paint style, 4 cylinders where it could've been 6, and a unique self-driving feature if it detects alcohol between the steering wheel and the driver's seat.

Honda Accord (Alvin)

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This country played host to a harmonious school trip of many different friend groups.

Portugal

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This Mazda ex-owner had a spacious cabin, sliding doors, co-owned with his mother and was only rarely seen driving this now discontinued model.

Nakoda

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“Of course I know him. He’s me.”

Star Wars - A New Hope (Ben Kenobi)

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“Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need roads!” Is the closing line of this film leading up to its sequel.

Back to the Future

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This Nerd's car is a miracle on wheels, sits at the peak of geriatric luxury, and won't have any trouble seating all of your friends in the front row to demonstrate its (lack of) braking capabilities.

Buick LeSabre (Thor)

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A small subsection of the group had a trip turned extended stay to this city in order to say hi to some daddies and a tower out of this world.

Seattle, WA

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This Mazda owner, though fictional, owned a signature model with an aggressively styled body kit and has left an impression on car lovers of all generations.

Han (Fast & Furious)

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“Why does Ross, the largest friend, not simply eat the other five?”

Futurama (Lrrr of Omicron Persei 8)

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A whole generation of men in a family just need a safe space and they can re-do their past to alter their future in this movie.

About Time

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This Nerd's car was the height (literally) of chick magnetism until it was wrapped around a highway barrier late one evening.

Dodge Ram (Erik)

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A small subsection of our group visited this tropical country, got more tanned if it was possible, and had to resist the allure of any white powder that might arrive on its shores.

Costa Rica

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This controversial Mazda owner briefly had one of the most popular and recognizable models, acquiring collector plate status along with ownership.

Michelle

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"Don't be ridiculous, Andrea. Everybody wants to be us."

The Devil Wears Prada (Miranda)