The Time Machine is one of the classic 60s-era sci-fi films. Based on the H.G. Wells novel, a Victorian-era inventor ... But just underneath the surface of the Earth dwell Morlocks, hairy, unkempt ...

Although it gets off to a decent start, this "Time Machine" breaks down when it gets to the distant future, which in this case isn't a good place to be stranded. Often called the first genuine ...

H.G. Wells’ darkly allegorical novella, The Time Machine: An Invention, first published in 1895, didn’t reach the screen until 1960, when producer-director George Pal turned it into a rather ...

This Time Machine stars the recently prolific Guy Pearce as Alexander Hartdegen, ... In the future, Jeremy Irons has become the Morlock king, and developed a taste for Marilyn Manson’s wardrobe.

Just look at these comparison pictures: Morlocks from The Time Machine (1960) Morlock from The Time Machine (2002) 6 out of 10 The Video Continuing their trend of solid DVD transfers, Dreamworks ...

”The Time Machine” is deliberately quaint and old-fashioned, a once-over-slightly exercise in nostalgic wonder directed by the British-born great-grandson of H.G. Wells, who treats the spirit ...

Given how troublesome regular travel is, time travel, especially over a span of 800,000 years, has got to be even more disorienting. Which perhaps explains why “The Time Machine” has ended up ...

Although it gets off to a decent start, this "Time Machine" breaks down when it gets to the distant future, which in this case isn't a good place to be stranded. Often called the first genuine ...