A man invents a machine to travel through time, and visits the future.
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A man invents a machine to travel through time, and visits the future.
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Theo writes: "This version of THE TIME MACHINE required only a couple of sets and all of the effects were achieved through back projection which when you've got 405 line monochrome television with a weak broadcast signal probably would have appeared very acceptable to viewers at the time and much of the set design in not unimpressive though the time machine itself looks like a cross between a commode and a hairdryer !".....Huh?
Well teddy boy, the movie is a thinker, which you, my friend, are not! You are a Disneyite, and see things only on the surface. If what the time machine looks like, is all that matters to you, I suggest sitting down and actually look at this film, or, maybe pick up the book,(that has no photos), and pay attention to the message/statement H.G.Wells is making.
regards, ghart56@cox.net