What Happened to THE TIME MACHINE?

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[TANTRUMGASM]

on a side note, how fine was Yvette Mimieux ? omg she was a stunner ! 2:23

[patrickcasey]

Man, Rod Taylor had a great voice!

The Morlocks creeped me out as a kid, too!

[JustSayNo.]

There was another time machine movie made for TV in 1978, Classics Illustrated The Time Machine. It can be found on YouTube and it was put out on DVD.

[robertmiller]

I’m 80 years old and thrilled to say I saw all the fantastic sci-fi movies from the 50’s on up in our local theater. Including the first movie filmed in CinemaScope in color, The Forbidden Planet. I own many of them on DVD’s. Thanks for the back story on The Time Machine. I’ll be happy to subscribe to your channel.

[danbgt]

I was 10 years old in 1960. The Time Machine was a big influence on my childhood. I have seen the movie, and War of the Worlds, many, many times. Great movies!

[BilllieverMinistry]

I still remember the episode of "The Big Bang Theory" when this appeared on the show, as the boys had purchased it. Penny made the remark that it looks like something Elton John would drive through the Everglades. My father saw this movie in 1960 when it came out. He was 11 at the time and he tells me that this film scared the daylights out of him and his peers.

[RonLauzon]

Yvette Mimieux also had a starring role in 1979's The Black Hole.

[TheMrgoodtool]

On The comedy TV show "The Big Bang theory", they used the time machine in one of their episodes

[jasonotoole]

Really enjoying your channel, great subject matter and really professional work. Cannot wait to see more. This was a great choice of movie to cover...one of my all time favourites. I only realised during watching this that both actors who played the lead in the two Time Machine movies were Australians, Rod Taylor and Guy Pearce...very nice Aussie connection to this story.

[shaggyaxe]

14:22 The 2002 remake was directed by Simon Wells. Great grandson of H.G. Wells.

[harrytrevenen]

Dan, as a kid back in the 60's always loved this movie, thanks for the updates, two other movies with cool props and costumes, I loved were, "First Men in the Moon" and "Jason and the Argonauts" perhaps you could give us some info on their stuff as well? Thanks.

[imapatching]

One of my all time favorites - I'm 76 and still watch it because it brings satisfaction - like visiting an old friend.

[kerrymartin]

They also built a model for an episode of The Big Bang Theory.

[azimuth]

I REALLY appreciate that you narrate your own videos and appear in your videos. There's a flood of creators who use AI, or worse, filters to narrate. It's low effort and super lame. Thank you for making a high quality video. Liked and subscribed.

[betsyduane]

There was time travel in literature way before Well's The Time Machine. Back as far as the 1600's. One of the first stories to feature time travel by means of a machine is "The Clock that Went Backward" by Edward Page Mitchell, which appeared in the New York Sun in 1881.

[michaelmcdonald]

If Kubrick had directed this film, he would have built an actual Time Machine and filmed on site at each future location.

[Litauen-ygut]

i remember the Morlocks scared the hell out of me when I was a kid...

[TheUluxian]

Time After Time is an underrated movie.
It certainly doesn't have the visual stylings of The Time Machine, but the plot that H.G. Wells ACTUALLY built the thing, and then it was hijacked by his friend, who happened to be Jack the Ripper, is a great story. Plus the interaction of Malcolm McDowell and David Warner is awesome.
It was also turned into a TV series back in 2017

[rogertulk]

I love this movie! I saw it when it went through my local theatres in the very early 60s. the next day everybody in the school yard was talking about it, even people who hadn't seen it. It was the first expression time travel was I had heard but I was a reader of science fiction so I may have come across some before then. Yvette Mimieux held the key to every young boy's heart!

[chris-rfs]

How about doing a piece on Jason and the Argonauts?
A great film that i loved as a kid.