The Time Machine (2002) | The Moon Breaking Up Scene | Clips |

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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: Jeremy Irons, Guy Pearce, Samantha Mumba
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

[jackcarterog]

The most unrealistic part is not the time travel or the moon breaking up, but the military personnel taking the time out to compassionately expainling what's going on.

[XxXHandlesAreStupidXxX]

This scene is the most memorable to me because the implications of what's going on with the moon breaking up gives me creative inspiration like very little else can.

[JaceTan-]

I just realised. Seat belt for any form of transport wasn’t invented yet at his time in 1910s. If only it was, then he wouldn’t go 800, 000 years into the future by accident.

[manny]

I just watched this movie on Amazon... im 41 years old and i cant believe i missed a masterpiece.

[TheEDfromRED]

Amazing sequence...really does a fantastic job of representing the passing of Unfathomable lengths of time

[tristanbackup]

If people are wondering why the massive crack happen was the moon was getting too close to Earth. Gravity was messing with the crust, causing massive geologically stress. Think of the tidal waves, all that is caused by the moon's gravity field to earth.

[JohnDoeXYZ]

This is my favorite adaptation of the novella. It's the only one that adds depth and emotion it.

[ronniehopper]

This is your reminder that 2037 is literally only 14 years away being really specific 14.573 days away from this point

[FriskMeemur]

"Hey google, set alarm for July 16th 802, 701"

[jaysonlay]

Note to self: Build everything from the same material the library and librarian is made

[jimlane]

800K years into the future. That WOULD be amazing to see! 😊

[bananajoe]

Me Back in 2002: That could never happen
USA in 2021: Lets test nukes on the moon

[erikswanson]

I really like the take on his time machine. That's really good.

[GuardianKyle]

The fact that mankind would perform demolition on the moon in the first place. Yeah I can see that level of stupidity happening someday.

[zedlx]

Note to self: install seatbelts in time machine.

[douglasfoley]

And you know what’s funny?………….NASA recently announced a new moon mission, to not only colonize the moon, but once established, to begin a mining operation for rare metals and minerals on it……..it’s 2024………their mission is set to begin somewhere around 2030. Which would give them 7 years on the moon……2037………

[CaptainNagaland]

He made the time machine perfect except forgot to put a seat belt

[AlfharMcgreager-zoen]

This movie is so brilliant in profundity, sentimental and emotionally sad yet hopeful. Almost as if it were some religious experience like meeting god.

[JMUDoc]

1:04 If I looked up and saw that, I think I would just drop dead from fright.

[Maltebyte]

Time is a strange but fascinating dimension!