They don't make classics anymore, just product to be consumed mindlessly by the masses. No different from any other Snickers bar churned out at any other factory in the world.
You need a good story. That's one thing that Hollywood doesn't do any more. And you definitely don't need a political message which is what Hollywood loves now.
It is one of the greatest movies ever made. No pun intended, it is timeless. I saw it in the movie theatre in 1960. And it holds up even today and will into the future. For us old Canadians theater is spelled theatre.
@@2msvalkyrie529 what are you talking about? They still use imperial measurements in Canada except for distance! This is one of the quirks about the US and Commonwealth countries.
I agree. The 1960 movie had some cheesy fight scenes with the Morlocks but at least it tried to stay closer to the book. The 2002 movie version of The Time Machine was awful on the whole. This book was so great. It is one of my favorites. Maybe someday in the future someone will do the movie the way it should be done.
@Nidhogg Having watched both the 1960 and 2002 versions, I must say that both deviate from the book, with the latter to a greater extent. The book is much darker in tone and more preachy than both movies. I found the time traveller's description of his descent into the world of the Morlocks particularly chilling.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams
The scene of the Morlock decomposing used to spook the living daylights out of me whenever The Time Machine was on TV in the in the 1970s/1980s. Excellent film though and my all time favourite film.
It's scary isn't it! 😨 Imagine if it came back to life in its half decomposed state (just as the eye was about to come out) and started attacking him again... Really scary.
Still doesn't quite have the impact the book had on me. For instance, in the book after he takes the machine back, he goes to an even more distant future and makes a stop there, to see the sunset of life on the planet, the ocean taking over most of the land, and barely escapes being devoured by a giant ocean creature. Not to mention all his reflections on the humankind and society throughout the book.
And the vast and mysterious architecture. The book and that particular part live in my head as well as when he was exploring "the archive" building. So much wonder and dread at the same time
cause it is based on true knowledge, time here is the spiritual dimension, the war against the cannibal Morloks is a spiritual one, closer to present time, than anyone wants.
Born well after this time but I really love it. One of my all time fav films. I have only seen this version too, not the more current one. So many great films were made years ago!!
“Oh. Please! It's not a time machine, if anything; it looks like something that Elton John would drive through the Everglades” -Penny from season 1, episode 14, TBBT.
@@fugglenurd673 That is true as you hear the sound of clocks from this movie's intro when Ash is coming out of the cellar. They even mention this in the commentary.
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Okay Rod Taylor's Time Machine has 1 disc, and when Simon Wells gets his Hands on it He gives it a Couple Extra Discs for more Oomph. But they both work the Same way The Disc or Discs Act as a Flux-Capacitor Encapsulating the Machine in a Tachyon Time Bubble Created by Electricity as they Spin, or as Ron Mallett puts it a Spoon Stirring Coffee.
Genius is an overused word these days but H G Wells was simply incredible . This and War of the Worlds were written in Victorian times. ! Unbelievable !
I wouldn't mind going back to 1900, you already have most of your modern day amenities, electricity, running water, indoor plumbing, etc... without the extra crap you don't need, computers, cell phones, etc... And I don't want to hear from some SJW, what about the racism, there's racism today, so what? Oh yeah, and no SJW in those days, if there were, they would get a beat down and be dealt with swiftly.
@@JENDALL714 Racism was even worse back then, it's nowhere near comparable to today. Also, no child labor laws, so there's no way your children would avoid grueling work. This was back in the days before OSHA as well. Don't forget the Titanic.
Most places in America did not have electricity until later decades. Most Americans worked in manual labor in the 1900s. Life expectancy was around age 50 around 1900 to 1910 in America. The 1950s were a much better time. I grew up in the 1980s. It was a decent decade as well.
This is proof that you don't need flashy, expensive CGI and special effects to make a true classic film.
They don't make classics anymore, just product to be consumed mindlessly by the masses. No different from any other Snickers bar churned out at any other factory in the world.
You need a good story. That's one thing that Hollywood doesn't do any more. And you definitely don't need a political message which is what Hollywood loves now.
It is one of the greatest movies ever made. No pun intended, it is timeless. I saw it in the movie theatre in 1960. And it holds up even today and will into the future. For us old Canadians theater is spelled theatre.
Quite right !!
Why did you stop using Pounds and Ounces though. ?
@@2msvalkyrie529 what are you talking about? They still use imperial measurements in Canada except for distance! This is one of the quirks about the US and Commonwealth countries.
Agree. Love this film.
I live in Australia we spell it theatre as well.
I agree with you. It's one of my favourite films
The ending to this version, was so much better than the one from the 2002 remake!
I agree. The 1960 movie had some cheesy fight scenes with the Morlocks but at least it tried to stay closer to the book. The 2002 movie version of The Time Machine was awful on the whole. This book was so great. It is one of my favorites. Maybe someday in the future someone will do the movie the way it should be done.
Modern remakes (especially from modern American production) are always inferior to the original counterparts. There are dozens of examples.
What a ride xD
It's a joke to even mention the Guy Pierce movie in the same sentence with the Original Rod Taylor movie,absolutely no comparison.
@Nidhogg Having watched both the 1960 and 2002 versions, I must say that both deviate from the book, with the latter to a greater extent. The book is much darker in tone and more preachy than both movies. I found the time traveller's description of his descent into the world of the Morlocks particularly chilling.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams
Some days will stay 1000 years some pass like the flash of a spark.
Big country - east of eden
@@Lord_Skeptic Something similar is said about God
also there is no present time...only the past and the future
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The scene of the Morlock decomposing used to spook the living daylights out of me whenever The Time Machine was on TV in the in the 1970s/1980s. Excellent film though and my all time favourite film.
It's scary isn't it! 😨
Imagine if it came back to life in its half decomposed state (just as the eye was about to come out) and started attacking him again...
Really scary.
@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 Agree. Hair raising stuff of nightmares 😱
Still doesn't quite have the impact the book had on me. For instance, in the book after he takes the machine back, he goes to an even more distant future and makes a stop there, to see the sunset of life on the planet, the ocean taking over most of the land, and barely escapes being devoured by a giant ocean creature. Not to mention all his reflections on the humankind and society throughout the book.
I agree with you my friend, the part of the book where he goes further lives in my head rent free with nostalgic horror and curiosity
@@ladondracorex7679 about rod Taylor I recognize him for his role as the voice of Pongo in Disney’s 101 dalmatians
And the vast and mysterious architecture. The book and that particular part live in my head as well as when he was exploring "the archive" building. So much wonder and dread at the same time
I love how he just casually breaks into his own house 🤣
And did you know the red head man ? Mr Filby . He was Wilber on the Mr ED show
He was way too tired from battling the Morlocks in the future to head around to the front door, lol. Cut the man some slack.
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One of the greatest sci fi movies, in my opinion.
cause it is based on true knowledge, time here is the spiritual dimension, the war against the cannibal Morloks is a spiritual one, closer to present time, than anyone wants.
Agree with you.
Born well after this time but I really love it. One of my all time fav films. I have only seen this version too, not the more current one. So many great films were made years ago!!
The remake wasn’t as good.
@@kidotai1777 I heard it wasnt very good. Its amazing. All CGI and special effects of today, yet You just cannot beat the classics!
My personal favorite movie.
Now somebody has to explain me why the old, original movies are much better from ANY point of vuew than modern remakes.
@@Luca-yy4zh Because they actually tried making them, rather than wanting more money.
as a ten year old boy i almost believed...
Hey again haha
@@fugglenurd673 Hey! 😆😆😆
This movie had warmth and charm. Wonderful relationship with Filby and the others. I have the model machine....fantastic!
You do? Wow that's pretty awesome!
Yeah that is actually pretty awesome that you have a model of that thing.
I have the real one...😉
That's incredible!
“Oh. Please! It's not a time machine, if anything; it looks like something that Elton John would drive through the Everglades”
-Penny from season 1, episode 14, TBBT.
No morlocks were harmed during the making of this film
I love you so MUCH! 💓
(I was gonna say it AGAIN) ☺!
HHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAAAAAA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"I was going the wrong way. Back, back I had to go back."
In the book he carry's on going forward, to the distant future.
The Morlocks resemblance to The Cavemen is eerily scary.
It's almost as if humanity has come "full-circle"!
I still have this whole film on video. Pity I don't have a machine to play it on any longer. Wish I'd had it converted to DVD now.
It’s now more time to 1960 than from 1960 to 1900...
Pretty awesome, and it’s more time from the Giza pyramid to cleopatra that from cleopatra to us
We are closer to 2060 than to 1960.
We are still closer to 1960 than we are to 802701
Plot twist ending:
After he got back, he drank some whiskey and went to bed.
1:26, the inspiration for The Evil Dead 1981 ending
Ben Huether oh absolutely haha. In fact at one point in The Evil Dead, there’s a soundclip of clocks torn directly from this classic.
@@fugglenurd673 That is true as you hear the sound of clocks from this movie's intro when Ash is coming out of the cellar. They even mention this in the commentary.
One of the best movies ever made
2:13 YEAR: 2022 2021 2020
What a classic
1:13 “I’m gonna kill yoooo... no, wait I’m dead”
Th Eloi men were way ahead of their time, no pun intended. They had 'Beatle' haircuts.
I like this film.
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Souls live FOREVER! WITH or WITHOUT JESUS!
Receive JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOUR to have your name secured in His Book of Life!
"And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire."
Revelation 20:15!
Howdid they make the sound of the machine? Brilliant piece of work!
Russell Garcia brilliant
That's the voice of Pongo from 101 dalmatians
This guy managed to wake up the sheeple of the 8000th century in order to end canibalism, with time being a precise metaphor for elevation of spirit.
@@Lord_Skeptic yes, he stopped there on a Saturday, where the point is on "wake up"
@@Bobbel8888028th
I came here because of the thumbnail similar to the machine that was in the big bang theory hahaha
Okay Rod Taylor's Time Machine has 1 disc, and when Simon Wells gets his Hands on it He gives it a Couple Extra Discs for more Oomph. But they both work the Same way The Disc or Discs Act as a Flux-Capacitor Encapsulating the Machine in a Tachyon Time Bubble Created by Electricity as they Spin, or as Ron Mallett puts it a Spoon Stirring Coffee.
Timey-Wimey Ball action! YES! 😎
( Embeth Loydon as Hg Wells & Rhiannan Boyle as Weena)
Time Machine 1960
A Morlock Sphinx Flames In Funny Closed Siren
I feel bad for Weena 🥺
One of the great science fiction movies by the great H. G. Wells
Genius is an overused word these days but H G Wells was simply
incredible . This and War of the Worlds were written in Victorian
times. ! Unbelievable !
Nice
I'm no fool. This wasn't the entire movie!
THE BEGINNIG OF STEAM PUNK
Where can I buy this movie? Is it formatted in a 16:9 aspect ratio? Does anyone know? Thank you.
You can download it via torents as I did
Where is the torents, and where can I find it.
Just go to any torrenting site. I personally use: Kat.ag
It says you need a free account. And add extension.
Install bittorent and press on the magnet icon.
Many episodes missing
Course he was tired when he got home. Hadn't slept in a million years.
WHERE IS THE REST OF THE MOVIE ?????????????????
2.56
It sounds like the dog is barking along to the start of the Macho Man chorus
ruclips.net/video/PNm2j1GJ-YM/видео.html
why all the short clips where is the movie
Why did he just leave girlfriend?
He had to so he could move his machine back into his laboratory and then go back to the future to be with her.
@@Spindler2007
I think he did that. He did go back so he had to pull his machine back where the morlock cannot find it
He fully intended to return, and does at the end of the movie.
@@saberiandream316does he meet her back 😢
@@neo3779 That's confirmed in the direct-to-DVD short film.
0:33 IT'S A TRAP!!
Ok let's get back to the January 5th 1900
I was thinking the same thing
I wouldn't mind going back to 1900, you already have most of your modern day amenities, electricity, running water, indoor plumbing, etc... without the extra crap you don't need, computers, cell phones, etc... And I don't want to hear from some SJW, what about the racism, there's racism today, so what? Oh yeah, and no SJW in those days, if there were, they would get a beat down and be dealt with swiftly.
@@JENDALL714 Racism was even worse back then, it's nowhere near comparable to today. Also, no child labor laws, so there's no way your children would avoid grueling work. This was back in the days before OSHA as well. Don't forget the Titanic.
Most places in America did not have electricity until later decades. Most Americans worked in manual labor in the 1900s. Life expectancy was around age 50 around 1900 to 1910 in America. The 1950s were a much better time. I grew up in the 1980s. It was a decent decade as well.
The time machine end
🙌🙌🙌👍👍👍
In the future.Everyone will be black...Blondes are leaving us.
Good but was even better in the books. I love seafood
Where is a time machine
What's the movie name
The time machine. It says in the title of the video.
Hello anyone home? How could you not know that. 🤣🤣🤣
Disney’s 101 Dalmatians.
We’re the morlocks coughing?
Yep. They're still human after all lol
*Me dio pena ajena ver esta pelicula, gass*
falto el final....
zombies
Britain leaves the EU and see what happens :)
They descend to cannibalism for 800,000 years, lol, hohoho.
Uma bosta de cortes maldito you tube!
3:04