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    Scientists on the verge of a breakthrough in time travel shouldn’t be placed under a deadline by a gruff new boss, but that’s exactly what happens in this odd adventure from exploitation director David L. Hewitt (The Mighty Gorga; The Girls from Thunder Strip). Scott Brady, Anthony Eisley, and Gigi Perreau star in this H.G. Wells inspired fable about what happens when you don’t take time traveling seriously. Also, look for 1970s heartthrob Lyle Waggoner (The Carol Burnett Show; Wonder Woman) as an alien!
    Cast: Scott Brady, Anthony Eisley, Gigi Perreau
    Director: David Hewitt
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Комментарии • 921

  • @Uniquettt
    @Uniquettt Год назад +123

    RUclips a time machine that can take you back in time to watch movies you missed as a child

    • @JJONNYREPP
      @JJONNYREPP 11 месяцев назад +1

      Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley 25.10.23 ummmmmmm..the time machine interior looked like a proto star trek set...

    • @aumj97
      @aumj97 4 месяца назад +3

      Always travel back in time when I watch this movie when I'm sitting in a chair with a blanket.

    • @Mortanux
      @Mortanux Месяц назад

      I didn't miss these movies as a child , I was yet to be a child. But I do enjoy them. =)

    • @osmia
      @osmia Месяц назад

      +

    • @rezzer7918
      @rezzer7918 25 дней назад

      No, RUclips is a Nefarious organization with Socialist leanings.

  • @ANJ4538
    @ANJ4538 2 месяца назад +45

    As a kid i would lock myself in my bedroom with snacks and a plastic model to put together and watch sci fi all afternoon!!! Absolutely loved it 😊

    • @NA-me6sh
      @NA-me6sh 2 месяца назад +2

      👍👍👍

    • @davidward3991
      @davidward3991 23 дня назад +2

      Me too!

    • @joanthorington3593
      @joanthorington3593 21 день назад +4

      This coastal Alabama gal says ME TOO. ANJ, me too!

    • @uzz32carl
      @uzz32carl 4 дня назад

      i used to do that, i'm 500 pounds now1

  • @georgejordan5611
    @georgejordan5611 Год назад +376

    If the astronauts are dressed in suits and smoking on the space ship, you know you're watching a classic!

    • @davelordy
      @davelordy Год назад +17

      Yeah, but they are 'space ciagrettes'.

    • @RobertDotzler-e2h
      @RobertDotzler-e2h Год назад +23

      ​@@davelordyIt's actually medical space pot, to prevent space sickness....

    • @davelordy
      @davelordy Год назад +1

      @@RobertDotzler-e2h The government and NASA and the nazis have massive pot farms on the dark side of the moon, FACT, I saw it in a RUclips video so I know it's true.

    • @luislauredabravo2458
      @luislauredabravo2458 Год назад +2

      Seeeeeee!!!!

    • @ShpookyMetal
      @ShpookyMetal Год назад +2

      @@davelordy 🤣

  • @brenthaymon280
    @brenthaymon280 8 месяцев назад +77

    There is nothing better than watching an old classic sci-fi movie to past the time. They are better than any of the Disney Star Wars movies. 😊

    • @striker1938
      @striker1938 6 месяцев назад +12

      You got that right its all garbage these days

    • @judigrumm7190
      @judigrumm7190 3 месяца назад +4

      Pass* 👍

    • @minnesbanks8
      @minnesbanks8 2 месяца назад +7

      Not just Disney most of the shit they produce. Today is crap.

    • @vicmal2112
      @vicmal2112 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@striker1938okay boomer.

    • @vicmal2112
      @vicmal2112 Месяц назад +2

      ​@@minnesbanks8relax boomer.

  • @chrisjones5624
    @chrisjones5624 Год назад +53

    Know what I love about this movie? The audio is actually in synch with the actors lips! That's rare.

  • @roberttbrockway
    @roberttbrockway 8 месяцев назад +31

    I was surprised to see this movie was as late as 1967. It really reminds me of 50s SciFi.

  • @indridcold8433
    @indridcold8433 Год назад +107

    I am getting addicted to these movies that came way before my time. What is lacking in special effects is far more than made up for it in story, acting, plot, direction, writing, and musical score! Next on my list is, "Forbidden Planet." I have heard it is kind of sexy also.

    • @tractorpoodle
      @tractorpoodle Год назад +27

      Forbidden Planet is a masterpiece. Up there with the original Day the Earth Stood Still.

    • @Charlesputnam-bn9zy
      @Charlesputnam-bn9zy Год назад +10

      @@tractorpoodle
      Nevertheless for me the 2 top of all time in Science-fiction movies are
      1_ "It Came From Outer Space"(1953) against xenophobia
      2_ "Invasion Of The Body Snatchers"(1956) for unrelaxed vigilance
      But
      "The Creature Walks Among Us"(1958),
      "The Day The World Ended"(1955),
      "Tarantula"(1955)
      are also unforgettable.

    • @Pinky-lg3lz
      @Pinky-lg3lz Год назад +8

      "Warning, warning, Will Robinson!" ... oh wait, wrong robot.

    • @richardvinsen2385
      @richardvinsen2385 Год назад +2

      The story, acting, plot, direction, writing (which is already covered under story) and musical score are abysmal.

    • @daemoncrowley9090
      @daemoncrowley9090 Год назад +16

      Forbidden planet, a movie that was made way ahead of its time even with the special effects for the time it was made in. A classic.

  • @Helliconia54
    @Helliconia54 Год назад +21

    right up my alley. lol i was born in 1954. I love these old sci fi/horror movies

    • @ritabrandow1318
      @ritabrandow1318 5 месяцев назад +2

      1950

    • @judeea5887
      @judeea5887 Месяц назад +2

      BORN DECEMBER 1954 Definitely the 1950s and on are some of the best movies. *

    • @donnarupert4926
      @donnarupert4926 Месяц назад +2

      Born October 1959🙋🏽‍♀️💋

  • @MONGOOSE1ful
    @MONGOOSE1ful Год назад +137

    If viewers pay careful attention, the Galaxy effects used in the credit opening of this 1967 movie were taken from "THE OUTER LIMITS" (1963-1965), especially the special galaxy effects used in "Cold Hands, Warm Heart" in 1964. There's also a scene that uses "The Bat Rat Spider" from American International's "THE ANGRY RED PLANET" (1959), so you know that the budget in "JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF TIME" was an obviously low-budget production-and, ironically, Ib Melchior directed both "THE ANGRY RED PLANET" and "THE TIME TRAVELERS"-both great sci-fi movies of their time!

    • @MONGOOSE1ful
      @MONGOOSE1ful Год назад +8

      Abraham Sofaer (1896-1988), who co-stars in "JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF TIME" (1967), is no stranger to science fiction, as he worked on two episodes of "STAR TREK" ("Charlie X" and "Spectre Of The Gun"), "THE OUTER LIMITS" ("Demon With A Glass Hand") , and two episodes) of Irwin Allen's "THE TIME TUNNEL" ("Revenge Of The Gods" and "The Walls Of Jericho"), and "LOST IN SPACE" ("The Flaming Planet"), "KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER" ("Horror In The Heights")

    • @C4M3120N
      @C4M3120N Год назад +8

      I just hit play on this movie, still in the opening credits as I write this.
      I wasn't really sure if I would keep watching this movie. I was reading some comments while the opening credits rolled by.
      Then I found your comment. Mysterious stranger, your passion for movies. Exposed by your knowledge of these claims. Has inspired me to give this movie a full viewing. Hopefully I like it and then the others you mentioned as well. Thank You!

    • @Anaris10
      @Anaris10 Год назад +1

      "The Times Travellers" is one on my favorite movies, it also had a Forrest J. Ackerman cameo!.

    • @Mike_Greene
      @Mike_Greene Год назад

      You watch movies the wrong way, sir.

    • @donaldftanner
      @donaldftanner Год назад

      ​@@MONGOOSE1ful

  • @keylock9064
    @keylock9064 Год назад +42

    nothing like running through a jungle one million years ago and still in High Heels.

    • @raphaelandrews3617
      @raphaelandrews3617 Год назад

      Women were far more fashionable in the 1950sand 1960s, notice how well dressed all the time women time lab assistants were.

    • @tiltil9442
      @tiltil9442 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@raphaelandrews3617 That is a remarkably intact sentence, considering how far it has travelled through time and time and time...

    • @BobVeldkamp-l9l
      @BobVeldkamp-l9l 4 месяца назад

      The newest Jurassic Park had running in high heels as well

    • @Noname-gh5ec
      @Noname-gh5ec 4 месяца назад

      She did not take the diamond! Where you still find women like that.

  • @jerrymarlow5453
    @jerrymarlow5453 Год назад +146

    I can watch these early sci fi movies all day. They were so much fun.

    • @schmeckelgruben776
      @schmeckelgruben776 Год назад +6

      You might try watching at night! They're even more fun.🙄

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 Год назад +12

      Try, "Metropolis," it is one of the first Sci-fi movies. It was destroyed in World War II. But dedicated movie researchers, detectives, preservers, and restorers found fragments in Venezuela, Argentina, Germany, and a few other places. The movie has been over 90% pieced back together. This treasure is available free on RUclips. Do yourself an incredible favour and watch it.

    • @everythingisalllies2141
      @everythingisalllies2141 Год назад +7

      From an innocent time when people actually believed in the crap called Einstein's Relativity.

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@everythingisalllies2141 It is still a good tool for physics that is not too in depth. But, you are correct. Einsteinian physics have been proven to be not applicable for complex quantum physics, cryonics, and string theory, which is on the verge of being declared string law. Einsteinian physics are only the most basic beginning.

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 10 месяцев назад +1

      The 1958, "The Fly," is also standard Fare for vintage Scifi addicts. It has a B-movie nightmare fuel ending that I will be repeating as the last few words of my life as I fade into oblivion.
      A really good one is also, "Forbidden Planet!" It has all the vintage scifi sound effects that everyone enjoys, and the starlet, Ann Francis, is red hot as well, in her sterotypical metallic, micro-mini dress. Watch and thank me later.

  • @kingofthecatnap5780
    @kingofthecatnap5780 Год назад +65

    I do have a few questions about this movie but...who am I to question a masterpiece? 👀

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 Год назад

      Do not question its artistic value, direction, acting, and story. Only question some hypothesis, open ends, and possibilities.

    • @PawelKaczmarekDanisz
      @PawelKaczmarekDanisz Год назад

      Want to know something then be curiously specific

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 10 месяцев назад +1

      You are one of us that keep the movie being viewed, well after it was produced and released. You have the right to question it. It will inspire more viewings! Ask away!

  • @Songwriter376
    @Songwriter376 Год назад +25

    Roddenberry saw this and said "i can really take this to the next level".

    • @Bill23799
      @Bill23799 Год назад +6

      Roddenberry did like the Bridge Layout.

    • @raphaelandrews3617
      @raphaelandrews3617 Год назад +1

      Next level up or level down,??? many of theses early sci-fi shows were of Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon type. Easy to make and getting people to come back week after week.

  • @timbaker1320
    @timbaker1320 Год назад +22

    I loved it when someone said, "How long will that take"? "It's a matter of a few seconds unless it takes longer".

    • @thromboid
      @thromboid 4 месяца назад

      Reminds me of a Microsoft progress indicator that said "Time remaining: up to 15 seconds or more". Gee, thanks.

  • @dwdei8815
    @dwdei8815 Год назад +10

    "Mr Stanton was in there! Then we'd better try to get them back". Good old 1960s values, they never get dull.

  • @larrycoker6344
    @larrycoker6344 Год назад +32

    this film was loved by the youth at it's time , but a classic

  • @wplg
    @wplg Год назад +9

    Visual Effects
    An early Sci-fi movie Director
    Writer, that spans the test of time!
    David L. Hewitt was born on 18 December 1939 in San Francisco, California, USA. He is a director and writer, known for Willow (1988), Gallery of Horror (1967) and Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987).
    The laboratory resembles the deck of the Enterprise.
    From the original Star Trek series!
    David L. Hewitt also wrote "The Time Travelers"
    1964 (also concept for Enterprise deck).
    And uncredited for the concept of Star Trek.
    To this day Star Trek continues to use David L. Hewitt's concept design
    deserves historic credit! This is more than just a sci-fi classic.

  • @charylliss1721
    @charylliss1721 Год назад +18

    This movie released 1967 a year after the 1966 series "The Time Tunnel". Great show only 1 season. Set the precedent for Quantum Leap.

  • @gort742
    @gort742 Год назад +31

    Amazing how they wandered around totally lost for hours , but found their way out in a matter of minutes .

    • @michaelmacdonell4834
      @michaelmacdonell4834 Год назад +4

      Adreniline works wonders!

    • @viennapalace
      @viennapalace Год назад +2

      Scienticians have great memories! 😉

    • @JJONNYREPP
      @JJONNYREPP 11 месяцев назад

      Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley 1015am 25.10.23 anyone else fancy that autonomous astronaut, a very white alien lady?

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 10 месяцев назад +1

      Their GPS mapped the progress. This is the future, after all. They have GPS, and scent pheromone navigation.

    • @JJONNYREPP
      @JJONNYREPP 10 месяцев назад

      @@indridcold8433 Comments on ‘Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley’ 27.11.23 0624am follow the stench!!!!!

  • @markh5399
    @markh5399 Год назад +9

    This is a classic. It all makes perfect scientific sense.

    • @abaneyone
      @abaneyone Год назад

      Old Doctor Who-ish in it's effects.

    • @mumblesbadly7708
      @mumblesbadly7708 Год назад

      It’s a Ph.D. level course in time travel mechanics!

    • @scottmalchow3428
      @scottmalchow3428 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@mumblesbadly7708 I think that (Ph.D.) is for Piled higher and Deeper. It is too bad that Hollywood screen writers cannot be bothered to have any idea what gems look like in a natural setting, much less what is required to cut, shape and polish different gems, for different purposes. (Ignorance can be cured, stupidity can't!) All a Screenwriter, Producer, Director or Set maker had to do was ask a Jeweler, just a few minutes homework. As to "Time Travel", there is so much that we do not know and maybe never will know about this, that it is probably as good an explanation as any. Screenwriter's are not (as a class of professionals) stupid but they can be lazy! I DO expect better of "Hollywood".

  • @Saor_Alba
    @Saor_Alba 6 месяцев назад +3

    This takes me back to the ultra-low-budget Sci-Fi TV movies the BBC used to broadcast on a Saturday afternoon in the early 80s, populated with actors you have kind of seen before but don't remember where or when. With the wonderful cheap scenery strewn liberally with a lot of lights, you have to have those lights or it's not true Sci-Fi, I remember computers were mostly lights in the 1960s. :)

  • @princeeverlove
    @princeeverlove Год назад +8

    Classic 60's SciFi..trumpets blaring, bright, colorful lighting, stock footage effects, science-like gadgetry⚗️🧫🧪 Luv these Retro Gems of Fantastic Cinema

  • @dentonfender6492
    @dentonfender6492 Год назад +43

    I love the way the intelligent scientist makes subtle fun of the ignorant business man, Mr. Stanton. Priceless! The good ole days of the 60's when the intelligentsia were recognized for being wiser than some money grubbing rich guy, as opposed to the brown nosing idiots today that put the rich on a pedestal.

    • @dentonfender6492
      @dentonfender6492 Год назад

      @@sjb3460 I'm referring to anybody who has the audacity to think they are smarter than everyone else on the planet just because they were lucky enough to acquire huge sums of money either from inheritance, hard work, luck, or smart at one particular narrow task. These people are simpletons who think they are the pinnacles of intelligence. Like the bank robber who hasn't been caught after stealing millions of dollars---- they are simply criminals, like Wall Street gamblers, CEO's who cheat their employees out of pay, healthcare, and time off. There all the same, and have no morals.

    • @grahambell5340
      @grahambell5340 Год назад +1

      @@sjb3460 Stanton`s father turned up in the classic When Worlds Collide 1951,where he is equally obnoxious

    • @jonnyqwst
      @jonnyqwst Год назад

      Elon Musk creates the future. Academics are hiding under their desks terrified of pronouns using pink haired freaks.

    • @klnkat6600
      @klnkat6600 Год назад

      The intelligentsia are never as intelligent as they insist we must believe them to be. They lie to themselves more often than to the general public, since they believe in striving for Utopia, rather than making real people's lives better. "Trust the science", they say, as if science was ever a consensus. Rather, it is an adversarial process meant to get at the truth through testing for consistent, re-creatable results.
      All the benighted policy makers refuse to audit the success of any of their public philosophies. It is easier to pay the media, through advertising, to gaslight the public into looking the other way and not asking any tough questions. Trust us, bro. Look, a squirrel!
      University Educators even believe that racism can be combatted with more racism. What can you expect from those who believe one more try at Communism (Progressivism) will finally avoid the abject failure and death that has always been the outcome.
      Never have there existed more fools in one place (Universities, Government think tanks) than those who believe they can dictate to others how they must live, yet never have to live within those parameters themselves. Covid shutdowns, that had no research or data to support their efficacy of even one nonsensical mandate, are proof positivethat egg heads often have scrambled brains.

    • @jeffburrell7648
      @jeffburrell7648 Год назад

      I have lived long enough to realize that the "intelligentsia" are as bad as the "rich" just with different justifications. Both believe, without any proof, that what they have makes them special and so deserve to rule the "unwashed masses." I also have the same contempt for the brown-nosing idiots that put the intelligentsia on a pedestal.

  • @satanofficial3902
    @satanofficial3902 Год назад +16

    "Time is timely because it's timed with timeliness."
    ---Albert Einstein
    “Every 60 seconds, a minute has passed by. Astounding, but true."
    ---Albert Einstein
    "The Most Interesting Man in the World... He doesn't time travel, time travels to him."
    ---Albert Einstein
    (Note... these Einstein quotes both meet and exceed international standards for being low-carb and gluten-free.)

  • @deanwoolston4794
    @deanwoolston4794 Год назад +7

    Those time machines can be tricky. Especially with all of those blinking lights.

  • @felixrodrigues3861
    @felixrodrigues3861 Год назад +7

    love the energy cloud from star trek season 1 balance of terror, Romulan energy weapon, love it!!, i grew up with these movies on tv.

  • @capq57
    @capq57 2 месяца назад

    I love the way the numerous paradoxes created on the journey were neatly swept away by the uncertain ending. No need to tie up loose ends when you can just forget about them!

  • @johnlynch575
    @johnlynch575 Год назад +6

    1:11:16 THIS WHAT IS YOU GET WHEN YOU USE UNCUT GEMS. Thank you, Adam Sandler. Another great movie.

    • @josepherhardt164
      @josepherhardt164 10 месяцев назад +1

      "We're existing in a world outside of time ..." Everything's frozen, but they can still breathe air.

  • @PhilJonesIII
    @PhilJonesIII Год назад +5

    Him: "We may be the Adam and Eve of a brave new world."
    Her expression: "Yea, you on your own matey."

  • @omarn1000
    @omarn1000 7 месяцев назад +3

    Excellent. Thanks for sharing. The film anticipates all the themes that science fiction would deal with in the next 50 years.

    • @haroldhumerickhouse7904
      @haroldhumerickhouse7904 4 месяца назад +1

      Actually science fiction writers and writing influenced this movie with future themes.

    • @Rose_nouveau
      @Rose_nouveau 2 месяца назад

      Im totally seeing echoes of Star Trek, Doctor Who, and Quantum leap in this! I wonder how many writers saw this as youths and went on to write these amazing sci fi shows inspired by this as adults!

  • @Gerrygambone
    @Gerrygambone Месяц назад

    Seeing these old Sci-Fi movies shows how good Forbidden Planet was.

  • @meestermeesterhastings.3159
    @meestermeesterhastings.3159 Год назад +7

    This is a true story...

  • @kirok3184
    @kirok3184 19 дней назад +1

    One thing about these 'specialized' videos is that the commenters are older and a bit more intelligent. You can tell because the comments that are left have good grammar, sentence structure and spelling. It's soooo refreshing.

  • @pressureworks
    @pressureworks Год назад +10

    Waiting patiently for Joel (or Mike) Crow T Robot and Tom Servo.

  • @davewolf8869
    @davewolf8869 Год назад +13

    When the opening sequence was as long as the movie itself

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 Год назад

      What happens when the opening is as long as the movie? Finish your sentence.

    • @chrisjones5624
      @chrisjones5624 Год назад

      😅

  • @edwardcowardin4014
    @edwardcowardin4014 11 дней назад

    Have never seen this movie. But remember some of the cast in other movies. Love it. 🤗

  • @yoelfischel6327
    @yoelfischel6327 Год назад +11

    If taking that two step elevator down it got stuck halfway down, he could have been stuck on it for hours until maintenance could fix it.

  • @DrQuadrivium
    @DrQuadrivium Год назад +5

    I have a feeling that I've seen this before or will see it in the future. All good fun watching a film that was ahead _(or behind)_ it's time.
    However it has a very important message for us... *_never trust decorators who paint lab walls orange._*

  • @jamesbugbee9026
    @jamesbugbee9026 Год назад +6

    A budget so tight the buffalo farted.

  • @davidstover823
    @davidstover823 Год назад +6

    Found this in a DVD 4-pack years ago...along with "In The Year 2889", "Idaho Transfer" and "The Day Time Ended". Processed pasteurized cheese food, each of them. But fun in their own way.

    • @rogerrendzak8055
      @rogerrendzak8055 Год назад +1

      "IN THE YEAR 2889", is a cheap remake, of the first (very first) Roger Corman film, titled "THE DAY THE WORLD ENDED" (1956). Of course, the original is better.

    • @raphaelandrews3617
      @raphaelandrews3617 Год назад

      "great description of cheesey sci-fi"

  • @paulpetock2836
    @paulpetock2836 Год назад +4

    One of Scott Brady's very BEST !

  • @Greg_Andrews
    @Greg_Andrews 7 месяцев назад +3

    I wish channels would include the year of the movie. It's a small thing, but nice to know.

  • @Bill23799
    @Bill23799 Год назад +7

    Oh wow, Lyle Waggoner is in this. Surely Wonder Woman will save them..
    If not her then Carol Burnett.

  • @Uniquettt
    @Uniquettt Год назад +2

    In my youth I watched episodes of time tunnel this brought back good memories

  • @billsmith9711
    @billsmith9711 Год назад +14

    You are really in trouble when the horizontal hold is on the fritz!

  • @drewsagar2634
    @drewsagar2634 7 месяцев назад +2

    Wow I remember a”time” when I saw this on an old black and white TV

  • @jayluce1650
    @jayluce1650 Год назад +37

    This sci-fi B-movie is both brilliant and absolutely ridiculous at the same time... not to mention the fact that Stanton appears to be like the Dr. Zachary Smith of the Lost In Space TV series... he totally screws everything up out of greed, pompousness, and sheer stupidity... then he finds a ruby in the prehistoric cave that just so happens to power the time capsule which leads him to his own self-inflicted fate (back to the future)... well, if I am ever stuck in a time capsule traveling thru space for all time, I just hope to God I am not stuck inside the craft with a Dr*g Qu**n... 😋

  • @michaelhughes8057
    @michaelhughes8057 5 месяцев назад

    @The Film Detective. Thank you for downloading this forgotten low budge Scifi gem. It's a semi-remake of another good low budget Scifi movie The Time Travelers (1964). And it has a cameo appearance of Lyle Wagger, before he became famous on The Carol Burnett Show.

  • @Bill23799
    @Bill23799 Год назад +7

    A good Drive In Double Feature to watch with this film would be
    " Creation of the Humanoids ".

    • @josepherhardt164
      @josepherhardt164 10 месяцев назад

      "If you say you saw the movie you're a couple of liars
      And remember only YOU can prevent forest fires
      down at the drive-in, down at the drive-in ..."

  • @Jay-to2cn
    @Jay-to2cn Год назад +2

    Wow thanks for the stream, appreciate you 👍🫡

  • @1BigHeart777
    @1BigHeart777 Год назад +5

    Gotta love a well lit cave!

  • @recalltolife3478
    @recalltolife3478 Год назад +6

    Everything was Mark Manning's fault for flipping all those switches when he was told NOT to.

  • @westfieldentertainment2201
    @westfieldentertainment2201 Год назад +2

    Borealis Enterprises only film they ever made. This would have been really good back in the day. Entertaining!

  • @MzuMzu-nx1em
    @MzuMzu-nx1em Год назад +7

    Remember what Edison said " if you don't succeed ask Tesla for help" 😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣

    • @josepherhardt164
      @josepherhardt164 10 месяцев назад

      Okay, if you'd been around in Edison & Tesla's time, that would have been a scorching burn! Wowza!

    • @MzuMzu-nx1em
      @MzuMzu-nx1em 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@josepherhardt164 it's just a jocke, I haven't any precise knowledge about the rivalry, jockes apart

    • @MzuMzu-nx1em
      @MzuMzu-nx1em 10 месяцев назад +1

      @josepherhardt164 The tesla's technology seems a bit dangerous to me

    • @josepherhardt164
      @josepherhardt164 10 месяцев назад

      @@MzuMzu-nx1em There was definitely a rivalry, and Edison was NOT a happy camper.

  • @alexmuenster2102
    @alexmuenster2102 11 месяцев назад +2

    Gotta love a film whose opening narration is delivered by Ward Cleaver (of "Leave it to Beaver").

  • @agendanueva5957
    @agendanueva5957 Год назад +5

    The movies in that years always put an iguana like dinosaur.

    • @ghw7192
      @ghw7192 11 месяцев назад

      When you can't afford a bug-eyed monster.

  • @peterhagan8454
    @peterhagan8454 Год назад +1

    this film is timeless ha

  • @Bill23799
    @Bill23799 Год назад +31

    This is one of my favorite cheesy scifi films from the past.
    Take notice how the " Time Vault " operations center appears
    very similar in layout and size to the bridge of the original USS Enterprise.
    There is a forward viewscreen, access by lift and a raised deck with a railing.

    • @robvangessel3766
      @robvangessel3766 Год назад +5

      The ghost of Ed Wood is lurking on those sets.

    • @Songwriter376
      @Songwriter376 Год назад +3

      Yep, thought the same thing.

    • @Bill23799
      @Bill23799 Год назад +2

      @@Songwriter376 There was a better remake made of this film called " The Time Travelers ".

    • @pressureworks
      @pressureworks Год назад +3

      More railings!!

    • @guymorris6596
      @guymorris6596 Год назад +2

      One of the aliens was wearing a red shirt.

  • @edwardcowardin4014
    @edwardcowardin4014 11 дней назад

    What year did this movie come out??? Love these old Si-Fi movies!!!! I'm 64 😁

  • @MrWaterbugdesign
    @MrWaterbugdesign Год назад +7

    15:20 "The past of course still exists." A sci-fi trope. The light from the past still exists traveling through space, but that's not the same as the past still existing.

    • @alanhaywood01
      @alanhaywood01 Год назад +4

      The past exists until The Langoliers eat it. A Stephen King film

    • @Paul-nr6ws
      @Paul-nr6ws Год назад

      Block time theory

    • @tonyromano6220
      @tonyromano6220 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@alanhaywood01😂😂

  • @Epoch11
    @Epoch11 3 месяца назад

    Growing up in Chicago I loved when on Sunday afternoon which they called Family Classics that were usually introduced by someone. Most movies were boring but once in a while you got an adventure movie or even better a science fiction movie.

  • @VIRGONOMICS
    @VIRGONOMICS Год назад +6

    At 38:37 the guy in white is thinking…. “ What Knockers “.

  • @THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of
    @THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of Год назад +2

    THANKS FOR POSTING NOT SEEN THIS ONE BEFORE

  • @rogerrendzak8055
    @rogerrendzak8055 Год назад +3

    Never heard of this, wonderful gem!!! I have "Journey To The Center Of The Earth", and "Journey To The Far Side Of The Sun". This is another journey film, just time, this time 😌!!!
    There's a couple references, to the Outer Limits here. One is the footage of the 'Milky Way', taken from the series. The other, from a episode where they get stuck, in time suspension, but everything's moving in super, slow motion (the one, on the Air Force Base).

    • @JJONNYREPP
      @JJONNYREPP 11 месяцев назад

      Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley 1020am 25.10.23 journey to another ad campaign...............................jeeez...this is ridiculous. do they choose how many ads are to be shown during the feature? they must be raking it in..... which is ironic seeing as the film was made by someone else...

  • @lindawisner3525
    @lindawisner3525 9 месяцев назад +1

    Lol love it! And yes that was Lyle Waggoner as the alien!

  • @Gee-Oh1
    @Gee-Oh1 3 месяца назад

    I want that hour of my life back!

  • @willmfrank
    @willmfrank Год назад +5

    This movie was so low-budget that they couldn't afford to put the "o" in Lyle Waggoner's name...!

    • @redfields5070
      @redfields5070 2 месяца назад

      Well, we'll have to let that error slide since he didn't make it as Batman, the role went to Adam West.

  • @scottprimrose6387
    @scottprimrose6387 Год назад +4

    Those B movies always make me smile and laugh. But in the day they were really something.

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 Год назад +1

      They were not B movies back then. They just seem that way to our present cinematic productions.

  • @landiahillfarm6590
    @landiahillfarm6590 15 дней назад

    Lyle Waggoner!!!!! Gotta love that! hahahahaha

  • @permiek
    @permiek Год назад +4

    "Ill only take it to maximum cpapacity" ... so it goes up to 11 ?

  • @bprince9663
    @bprince9663 11 месяцев назад +1

    I hope some of you have seen "The Forbidden Planet" with Leslie Neilsen? It had it's problems but was marvelously done for the period.

  • @scottschenk5456
    @scottschenk5456 Год назад +6

    With today's technology assured, it is good to see 1960's flat control panels with blinky lights and gauges that don't function....Just like real life! FJB

    • @raphaelandrews3617
      @raphaelandrews3617 Год назад +1

      and the lazers and computers that use reel tapes,( they stopped using them in the late 1960s and went to discs( I used to deliver them to place on Edgeware that had all the BAC banking computers)

    • @josepherhardt164
      @josepherhardt164 10 месяцев назад

      Windows 0.05. :)

  • @mattysykes2121
    @mattysykes2121 Месяц назад

    Wow! Now i know where the back to the future movie got the term spacetime continuum from!

  • @dondecaire6534
    @dondecaire6534 Год назад +4

    The worlds shortest elevator.....the reason to watch this movie! HA!

  • @Noname-gh5ec
    @Noname-gh5ec 4 месяца назад

    Thank God they already had an image stabilizer. Time is travel is not the same without it.

  • @gorymarty56
    @gorymarty56 Год назад +3

    I liked the opening credit sequence

  • @mut8inG
    @mut8inG Год назад +1

    Thank you.🎶💥🌸

  • @trevormiles5852
    @trevormiles5852 Год назад +2

    Very cool. has an Irwin Allen like feel to it. So you know that Isn't bad

    • @josepherhardt164
      @josepherhardt164 10 месяцев назад

      LOL! Did you forget the /s at the end of your post? ;)

  • @charleyhoward4594
    @charleyhoward4594 Год назад +2

    Is it just me or did anyone else think that alien chick was hot? alien chick was SMOKIN' ! thanks for the mammaries !

  • @jimmcdonough5497
    @jimmcdonough5497 Год назад +2

    Bring back the drive inn

  • @TheRattyBiker
    @TheRattyBiker 10 месяцев назад +3

    🤔 The Ruby didn't destroy itself, she did messing with it 🙄 also why leave the safety of the metal lab whilst giant lizards are after you?

  • @fidomusic
    @fidomusic 2 месяца назад

    "See you the day before yesterday" LOL classic.

  • @Buckl
    @Buckl Год назад +1

    i enjoyed this.

  • @trolleyfan
    @trolleyfan 11 месяцев назад +1

    I remember this from back in the day. I love how they'd heard lasers (at the time) used a ruby crystal...so they had a big-ass ruby rock sitting in their machine.

    • @bprince9663
      @bprince9663 11 месяцев назад +1

      For the time, the '50 and '60 the "ruby" laser was the first laser.

    • @scottmalchow3428
      @scottmalchow3428 8 месяцев назад +2

      Too bad, they didn't have machine tools to cut, shape and polish the ruby to the right size

  • @Caocao8888
    @Caocao8888 Год назад +5

    My favorite actor was Poopy Gamin, whose name also best describes this film.

  • @randquadrozzi1280
    @randquadrozzi1280 9 месяцев назад +1

    I'm familiar with the time space continuum as i just watched a episode of star trek were they put the theory to work and spock nailed it.

  • @DavidCBSF
    @DavidCBSF Год назад +3

    These actors all went on to have celebrated careers on the Broadway Stage.

  • @briangibson6527
    @briangibson6527 Год назад

    Can't believe I am lost for words.!!!

  • @silberlinie
    @silberlinie Год назад +5

    If only a single detail, or a single thought,
    or a single scene could hold a candle to
    today's SciFi, then we could assume that
    today's SciFi would have something to
    do with our own future.

    • @obivankeno2068
      @obivankeno2068 Год назад

      Explained plz

    • @PRH123
      @PRH123 Год назад

      uh, what…?

    • @silberlinie
      @silberlinie Год назад +3

      @@obivankeno2068 OK. We draw a simple conclusion. That which we have seen and learned in the past, we strongly assume to be true today. And that it will most likely be applicable tomorrow.
      We see here in the film here the 1968 view of the future, that is, of our today. And you can say on the whole, that's pretty off the mark. What we see in the film is not our present, they're pretty wrong. So it was too difficult for the filmmakers to show how it really is with us today.
      That said, for us, sci-fi filmmakers are not good predictors of the future. So we can assume that the sci-fi movies that are made today and that we watch today are just as off as the ones that were made then.
      So that's the conclusion we draw. All sci-fi speaks only to the tastes of the viewer in his time. But they don't tell you anything at all about the future they're trying to tell you about

    • @cheryldevine42
      @cheryldevine42 Год назад +5

      The sci fi movies made back in the day predict the future way better than today trash movies. Especially Star Trek the original, movies like 1984 and Solent Green, the Day the Earth Stood Still, i could go on and on...and they taught you lessons and warnings about future life. In all due respect the wild special effects and unbelievable confusing story lines in today's movies are garbage. Just imo.

    • @obivankeno2068
      @obivankeno2068 Год назад

      @@silberlinie Thanks mister.Some scifi predicted very well the Future,Fanhreit by Ray Bradbury or disparition Culture,danger of AI Mision Jupiter Space Odisee ,Criminality on Web Ghost in the Shell,and many others...Depend on level of perception.We have Lucian di Samosata Apochriph of Enoch ,Micromegas by Jean Jacques Voltaires, even propelled Rockets Chair Ming dinasty Cyrano de Bergeraq Rockets on Moon Werner von Braun Tziolkovsky Oberth Hermann even Megapolis by Fritz Lang.First heart surgery Transplant Mary Schelly big love of Lord George Byron etc

  • @markbates3180
    @markbates3180 Год назад +2

    Looks like my old barbeque grill.
    Always wondered what happened to that grill.

  • @will8026
    @will8026 Год назад +5

    Oh Man! This is bad. Watching Scott Brady throw himself around the set drunk is entertaining fun. His shirt pockets are full of condiment packets he stole from the commissary.

    • @jrhawk574
      @jrhawk574 Год назад

      His career was in the tank by the time this film was made..

  • @sammy-wi8pi
    @sammy-wi8pi 3 месяца назад

    Everything is relative ....including time itself ❤❤❤

  • @indridcold8433
    @indridcold8433 Год назад +4

    This is like something Sven Goolie would put on his programme.

    • @vincentconti-jb3hd
      @vincentconti-jb3hd Год назад

      I don't know if even Sven would!!!??

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 Год назад +1

      @@vincentconti-jb3hd I was thinking about this movie a lot recently and started thinking the same. This would be a Mystery Science Theatre 3000 showing.

    • @josepherhardt164
      @josepherhardt164 10 месяцев назад

      Sven had STANDARDS! ;)

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 10 месяцев назад

      @@josepherhardt164 Sven died about a decade ago. Son of Sven Goolie is still around as just Sven Goolie, now. He started his career as Son of Sven Goolie. After just under a decade, he started being known as simply Sven Goolie. He announced the death of the original Sven Goolie about a decade ago and had a small memorial show. Original Sven Goolie guided Son of Sven Goolie, later just Sven Goolie throught his early career. I used to love when the current Sven Goolie and boobilicious Elvira Mistress of The Dark did Hallowe'en specials. By the way Cassandra Peterson (Elvira) had a contest for the next Elvira. A really good successor won the contest. She did a few things but for some reason rather quit and Cassandra returned. I am not sure what happened. I think the winner of the Elvira contest was named April Wells, perhaps?

    • @josepherhardt164
      @josepherhardt164 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@indridcold8433 Thanks for the post; I was aware of most of this, except for the successor-to-Elvira contest.
      I saw the clip where the original Svengoolie had the New Christie Minstrels on as guests. Quite a coup for a show with a 35 cents per episode budget. Son of Svengoolie's budget was a whole $1.75 / show! :) The parody SoS did that I liked best was his rendition of "Hit the Road, Drac!"
      Saw an interview with Cassandra Peterson where she revealed (cough) that a transparent plastic filament was used to assure that her cleavage never popped open. She said _something_ like, "I know half the audience was watching just to see if anything ever happened, but those puppies weren't going anywhere." That's a semi-quote and her words were different.

  • @mumblesbadly7708
    @mumblesbadly7708 Год назад +2

    Oh! The Zanti misfits make a guest appearence!

  • @carpecanem611
    @carpecanem611 3 месяца назад

    "You know, you're actually quite pretty for a girl." I've got dibs on that line.

  • @MrKatho54
    @MrKatho54 Год назад +4

    Lyle Wagner from the Carol Burnett show is one of the aliens in this movie....actually he was the first alien that spoke to them

  • @ivanrupcic4599
    @ivanrupcic4599 Год назад +2

    Beats every one of 59 fast and futile movies😂😂

  • @rgarizonahomestead2729
    @rgarizonahomestead2729 Год назад +4

    for you youngster this is time tunnel the T/V show that happened around the same time this movie was made 1967 the good old days

  • @ThePiratemachine
    @ThePiratemachine Год назад

    Not bad at all. Especially the time theory conversations. Thx for posting.

  • @andrevillemaire5561
    @andrevillemaire5561 Год назад +6

    Ok, for today's generation, they will laugh at these cheap movies, and some will
    call them a waste of time, but for us that were around when these movies
    were made, they were gold, we saw these futuristic movies at the theathers, mostly
    a 3 movie matinee and it stirred our imagination. Dont forget, there was not
    too much technology in those days, no cell phone...no internet...no video players..
    so when movies that came around with a subject that you like....you ran
    to the show and got in line with hundreds of other fans.
    This movie is the cheaper version, of the movie The Time Travelers as mentioned
    in other comments...
    Note, they tried many times to remake these corny movies, but they just
    cant get that feeling......and ended up as jokes.
    Ah yeah,,,, the price of admission in those days was 35 cent.

    • @marbleman52
      @marbleman52 Год назад +4

      andre villemaire...Very well said and true. Bravo...!! The 8 Track Player was brand new for cars and was a marvel to behold. T.V.'s were still black & white for a lot of people and most of the T.V. stations quit broadcasting at midnight each night. Only about 1/2 of new cars came with A/C. The national news...remember Walter Cronkite, Chet Huntley & David Brinkley: "Good night Chet..good night David ". The national news was only 15 minutes for years...yep...and then made a big move to 30 minutes. My dad still had square tires on his truck and propelled it with his feet sticking down below the frame....Yabba Dabba Doo...!!! Only teasing...tires were round by then and Dad's boots lasted a lot longer.
      But seriously, I was born in 1952 so I can actually speak of these things from personal experience. Well, maybe not the Yabba Dabba Doo..LOL..!! And yes, we had a black & white T.V. with the antennae on the roof that occasionally had to be gently turned to bring in the T.V. stations which were only about three.
      What a great era in which to grow up, I actually played outside almost all the time in all the 4 seasons unless the weather was real bad. I had a little transistor radio, about the size of a pack of cigarettes, that I tied to the handle bars of my bicycle. I thought that was really high tech..!!
      So, yes indeed, I didn't think about how "cheesy" and unrealistic some of these silly movies were. Nope...they fired our imaginations and were great to ride our bicycles to the local theater and pay...uugghh....25-30 cents to sit in an airconditioned place on a hot Summer afternoon and travel to the stars.