"The Time Machine" Trailer

Alan Young FTW

destroy the whole bunch of shitheads, the Molocks, and create and develope the new civilization, human civilization for eternal life!!!!!!!

The 2002 remake was awful.

wow ..people give the 60's movie so much crap ... but even from this short clip .. the machine looks very similar to what i saw in 2002. The plot seems pretty much the same.

Haha watched the 2002 one last night, this one looks good :)

I hope iam the first one the MORLOCKS eat-HEHEHEHEHE. :-)

This is by far the best film version. I didn't much care for the 2002 version. I'd love to see another attempt at it, but this time without deviating from the novel at all.

i think we ALREADY have his vision of the future.
a "eugenic" elite rules over a "dysgenic" cattle-masses.

we need Eugenics to escape it.

For a Hollywood movie, the Rod Taylor version is ok; however, in the novel, both the Morlocks and Eloi are much cooler. Also, Weena gets eaten. At the end, the Time Traveler just disappears; nobody knows where he went. The novel ends with these words: "And I have by me, for my comfort, two strange white flowers--shriveleld now, and brown and flat and brittle--to witness that even when mind and strength had gone, gratitude and a mutual tenderness still lived on in the heart of man."

back in the 60s when i was just a kid, I ordered the book, the time machine, because i thought that it was an instruction manual on how to build a machine that travels in time. I read the book and nevertheless I liked it. Just recently I purchased the classic illustrated No.133 THE TIME MACHINE, both the 1960 and 2002 movies. Time Travel is an emotional thing to think about. Today I subscribe to buddhist thinking that time is an side affect of thought.