The Time Machine (5/8) Movie CLIP - All the Years of Remembering (2002) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
In the ruins of what was once New York, Alexander (Guy Pearce) discovers the remains of the librarian protocol Vox (Orlando Jones), who has had solitary centuries to ruminate on humanity and loss.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
The classic science fiction novel by H.G. Wells becomes this big-budget adventure directed by the author's great-grandson Simon Wells. Guy Pearce stars as Alexander Hartdegen, a scientist, professor, and inventor in 1895 New York City who believes that time travel is possible. The sudden and unexpected death of his fianc

CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2002)
Cast: Orlando Jones, Omero Mumba, Guy Pearce
Director: Simon Wells
Producers: Arnold Leibovit, David V. Lester, John Logan, Laurie MacDonald, Walter F. Parkes, Jorge Saralegui, David Valdes
Screenwriters: H.G. Wells, David Duncan, John Logan

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"And _yes, _ I even remember you. Time travel. Practical application."
That line chills me to the bone each and every time.

Lyndonmaman

For an AI computer to tell me after spending 800, 000 years in solitude, then say, "I even remember you". That'd send chills down my spine.

celestrio

800, 000 years later and the Photonic is still functioning just fine. That's some real top quality craftsmanship on how he was built.

JBrander

"If you don't like the answers, you should avoid asking the questions" - real wisdom here.

wieczor

Self awareness + immortality is a real bitch. Brilliantly played by Orlando Jones.

ianabruce

I would watch a whole film about the Librarian, he was so cool. Can you imagine he has been there for 800 thousand years, his information is anecdotal and yet is correct, so he has had contact with humans on and off. Imagine him being a legend and yet sought out by people who had questions they needed an answer for.

kills

The photonic had a good ending though, teaching the current generation on education, which will lead to an era of rebuilding mankind.

acardenasjr

I liked this part.
Gets real dark... "And yes, . I even remember you"

Superion

800, 000 years later..The Nokia 3310's battery finally goes down to 99%.

Crucifier

Orlando Jones was on screen for maybe 5 minutes total, and he "knocked it out of the park"!

raynalddavis

'can you even imagine what is like to remember everything?' - that script is so wise as well as philosophical.

emmanuelagudo

I love that in 800, 000 years, he grew beyond his programming and became sentient, if not a little eccentric as well.

Tybearius

Programmer 1: Should we give him angst?
Programmer 2: Sure, throw in sass while you're at it.
Programmer 1: Is that a good idea?
Programmer 2: _shrug_ People like relatability.

SyzygyNoon

The fact that the photonic man's system survived for so long, and the fact that he still has a makeshift shelter over his head must mean that there were people through the millennia protecting and preserving him, given the massive environmental alterations that have taken place. It's more than likely that he has interacted with many people, probably even many of the Eloi, else how else would his system have been preserved for so long?

esyphillis