Meet Cute

Sheila discovers a time machine hidden inside a tanning bed at June's nail salon. This unexpected find will alter the course of her life dramatically as she learns to navigate time travel.

One evening at a pub in Manhattan, Sheila meets Gary, a quiet man who prefers movies over sports. Their shared interests spark an immediate connection, leading to a date that reveals their mutual appreciation for life's lighter moments.

During their first date, Sheila admits to Gary that she has been reliving the same night for the past week due to June's time machine. They end the date on a friendly note, both intrigued by each other's stories.

Sheila reveals that she started using time travel after a suicide attempt, wishing to escape her pain. She relives the same date with Gary as a way to rediscover joy, finding comfort in their companionship.

Throughout the dates, Sheila frequently mentions a childhood memory involving a cable guy who treated her with kindness. This reflection highlights her struggle to understand why those moments resonate deeply with her.

After several months and countless resets, Sheila finally confesses her love for Gary. However, the moment is awkward and uncomfortable for Gary, leading him to end their date unexpectedly.

On her 364th reset, Sheila becomes restless and decides to time travel further back to alter Gary's personality. She transforms him into a confident, successful businessman with a newfound disinterest in movies.

In her quest to enhance their relationship, Sheila admits to changing aspects of Gary's life by removing negative influences. However, this manipulation backfires as Gary reacts poorly to the truth.

Gary, feeling a sense of déjà vu, pieces together that their dates have been a series of resets. His realization adds tension to their relationship as he confronts Sheila about the time travel and the impact on his life.

Using knowledge from their dates, Gary seeks to prevent Sheila from ending her life. He connects the dots between his past role as the cable worker and her ongoing pain, hoping to make a difference.

June witnesses Sheila's struggle and her contemplation of suicide. This moment becomes pivotal as it influences Gary's actions upon returning from the past.

After confronting Sheila, Gary deceives her by suggesting she did not end her life. He tells her they will meet again 'tomorrow,' successfully convincing her to follow him off the bridge.

As the sun rises the next day, Sheila and Gary embark on their date once more, this time with the hope of creating genuine memories rather than reliving past ones. This marks the beginning of a new chapter in their lives.