The Time Machine

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A picture of H.G. Wells is visible in Alexander's house in several shots.	D
Vox was originally written as a robot. Steven Spielberg was creating A.I. - Intelligenza artifi [...]	D
Simon Wells' idea for the machine to incorporate Fresnel lenses came from the fact that the Tim [...]	D
Guy Pearce did most of his own stunts, and occasionally got frustrated when he wasn't allowed t [...]	D
Guy Pearce took on the lead role because he wanted to take himself - in his own words - "less s [...]	D
John Logan, co-producer and writer, also created the Eloi language.	D
The director Simon Wells is the great-grandson of H.G. Wells, who wrote the 1895 novel upon whi [...]	D
Each Morlock head was tightly packed with thirty-two servomotors, which allowed for a wide rang [...]	D
Originally scheduled for release in December 2001. It was bumped to March 2002 because of a sce [...]	D
In the trailer, when Alexander is shown standing up in his time machine, the scenery shows a be [...]	D
When Hartdegen starts to travel to the future, he watches three mannequins in a shop window and [...]	D
An interesting fact is that of the four productions of "The Time Machine," the Time Traveler wa [...]	D
Jim Charmatz conceived different hair designs in Photoshop for the Uber-Morlock.	D
Despite the production controversies over what the Morlocks should look like in the remake, the [...]	D
Just like L'uomo che visse nel futuro (1960), the lead role is played by an Australian. Back th [...]	D
The interior shot of the library at around 28 minutes was filmed on location in the courthouse [...]	D
Jeremy Irons (The Ãœber-Morlock) previously played H.G. Wells in From Time to Time (1992).	D
Originally there was going to be another species of Morlock known as the Worker Morlocks, who w [...]	D
The Time Machine itself was the biggest and most expensive prop ever to be built for a movie at [...]	D
Ultimately, Stan Winston's artists were unhappy with the way that the Morlock characters appear [...]	D
Josh Stamberg (Motorist) and Myndy Crist (Jogger) are married in real life.	D
Vox signs off by saying "Live long and prosper," the famous quote from Star Trek's Spock. As Vo [...]	D
When Alexander Hartdegen and Mara are in the memorial area covered with signs from New York, Al [...]	D
Stan Winston jump-started the project by engaging Mark 'Crash' McCreery and other artists at th [...]	D
The initial designs for the Morlocks by the Stan Winston Studio team were more faithful to the [...]	D
Some differences between the book and this movie include: Alexander is never given a name in th [...]	D
Vox mentions a "Time Machine" musical (With the year 2006) and starts singing a song with the l [...]	D
From the original sketches for the Morlocks, artists sculpted clay maquettes, which were subseq [...]	D
When Vox explains Hartdegen's biography, he mentions "1869-1903" as his years of birth and pres [...]	D
The creation of the Morlocks were divided between three companies. KNB Effects Group provided a [...]	D
Acting debut of Samantha Mumba.	D
The sound of the Morlock's roar is actually that of a bull.	D
Samantha Mumba (Mara) and Omero Mumba (Kalen) are siblings in real life.	D
The film takes place on January 18, 1899, on February 3, 1903, on May 24, 2030, on August 26, 2 [...]	D
When Hartdegen talks with Vox about time travel, the latter mentions three real sci-fi writers: [...]	D
The book that Vox recites to the Eloi children at the end of the movie is "The Adventures of To [...]	D
Vox's license number is 114: number that Stanley Kubrick used in many of his films.	D
The machine's date when Hartdegen arrives in the Eloi's world is July 16, 802,701 AD.	D
Kalen saves Hartdegen from a Morlock by attacking him with a torch. In L'uomo che visse nel fut [...]	D
The first stop that Hartdegen makes in the future is marked as May 24, 2030.	D
The opening scene was shot at Vassar College in the fall of 2000. The students in the scene are [...]	D
The film's trailer used music from Stargate (1994) and Stargate SG-1 (1997).	D
Guy Pearce broke a rib during the filming when he tackled the Morlock from the side.	D
Guy Pearce was so consistent in most of his takes that the audio from one take could be put wit [...]	D
Alan Young: "Filby" from L'uomo che visse nel futuro (1960) appears as a florist. When Young pi [...]	D
Voice actor Dee Bradley Baker provided uncredited vocal effects for the Morlocks.	D
Philip Bosco's scenes as the Dean were cut from the final print. He can still be seen in the fi [...]	D
Gore Verbinski was brought in to take over the last 18 days of shooting, as Simon Wells was suf [...]	D
According to the time machine, the date of the moon's destruction is August 26, 2037.	D

Connessioni

The Rotten Tomatoes Show: The Best of Science Fiction Movies	D
Loose Canon: 9/11	D
L'uomo che visse nel futuro	D
The Time Machine	D
Regular Show: The Movie	D
Bhoot	D
Cinemassacre Video: Congo (1995)	D
Exterminate All the Brutes: The Disturbing Confidence of Ignorance	D
L'uomo che visse nel futuro	D
Alla conquista del polo	D
Powers of Ten	D
L'uomo che visse nel futuro	D
Il pianeta proibito	D
2067 - Battaglia per il futuro	D
The Real History of Science Fiction: Time	D
The History and Allure of Time Travel	D
En prÃ¡cticas: Instituto RTVE	D
The Time Machine	D
Metropolis	D
Il viaggio attraverso l'impossibile	D
The Rugrats: All Growed Up	D
L.A. Confidential	D
Viaggio nella Luna	D
L'isola perduta	D
The '?' Motorist	D
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea	D
Atlantis - L'impero perduto	D
Story of Science Fiction: Time Travel	D
Jersey Girl	D
Bad Movie Beatdown: Paul Blart: Mall Cop	D
La Charcuterie mÃ©canique	D
Gugusse et l'automaton	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movie Geniuses	D
The Masked Singer Australia: Episode #3.6	D
Diminishing Returns: Christopher Nolan Season Begins	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movies Impacted by Real-Life Events	D
My Big Fat Independent Movie	D
Where Hollywood Keeps Its Iconic Props	D
Star Trek	D
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Comedy Edition, Show 1: Seth Green, Orlando Jones, Jimmy Kimmel	D
The Ryan Hollinger Show: The Beauty & Horror Of The Time Machine	D
The 75th Annual Academy Awards	D
L'orgoglio degli Amberson	D
Oblivion	D
Freezing Auntie	D
Bad Movie Beatdown: The Time Machine	D
A Trip to Mars	D
The Pirates of 1920	D
Morlocks	D
Troldspejlet: Episode #27.12	D
Star Trek	D
Il gabinetto del dottor Caligari	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Repo Men/The Bounty Hunter/The Runaways	D
The Great Air Robbery	D
Priscilla - La regina del deserto	D
Atto di forza	D
The Ghost of Slumber Mountain	D
Troldspejlet: Episode #28.6	D
La guerra dei mondi	D
Le avventure di Tom Sawyer	D
Schindler's List	D
OWV Updates: Movie Poster Update (18/07/2019)	D
Ultimatum alla Terra	D
Il pianeta delle scimmie	D
Mister America	D
The Ring 2	D
Rango	D
Hewy's Animated Movie Reviews: Mars Needs Moms	D
Neptune's Daughter	D
HBO First Look: The Time Machine	D
Predator	D

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In the distant future where civilization has regressed to a primitive hunter-gatherer lifestyle, Ma [...]	D
A gentleman of the late Victorian era would not have hair as long as shown in the film. However, we [...]	D
When the camera tracks across and backwards from the city which is growing in time-lapse, aircraft [...]	D
When Alexander goes into the far future (635,427,810 AD), there are palms/ferns waving in the breez [...]	D
With the New York Library being buried 800,000 years after Alexander visited it, there should be no [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, which is set in 1899, Alex talks to Filby about his correspondence wi [...]	D
The idea that modern humans would not have evolved at all in 800,000 years is laughable. Even in We [...]	D
It is impossible for the moon to remain in scattered fragments after such a long time as 800,000 ye [...]	D
When Alexander arrives on the date of May 24th, 2030, he is seen watching the "Future is now" on a [...]	D
As Alex exits the time machine at 26m 59s crew are visible as reflections in the copper pressure do [...]	D
One of the pocket watches in Alex's collection was actually a Swiss made design that was not introd [...]	D
The amount of geologic change that occurs in the movie over the span of 800,000 years is far too gr [...]	D
At the climax of the movie when Alexander is fighting with the Uber-Morlock, the blood on his face [...]	D
When the Vox says "Live long and prosper," it holds up its hand with the fingers in a "V" and the t [...]	D
When Alexander pushes his hand through the bubble surrounding his energized time machine, the scene [...]	D
When Alexander is fighting with the Ãœber-Morlock on the time machine, you can easily see, in the [...]	D
When Alexander travels to the year 635,427,810, he witnesses a barren landscape littered with Morlo [...]	D
In the Eloi's time, the ruins of the library still have clearly visible, sharply incised inscriptio [...]	D
The crystal handle used to control the speed of the time machine uses a set screw which weren't inv [...]	D
When Alexander asks the VOX unit about time travel and it responds with information about various s [...]	D
When Alexander first meets the head Morlock and gets strangled by him, you can easily see Jeremy Ir [...]	D
Actress Myndy Crist, who is the friendly New Yorker who thinks Alexander Hartdegen's Time Machine i [...]	D
In the opening scene, the contents of the blackboard change between shots.	D
When Alex and Emma are being robbed in the park, she is shot and falls to the ground, so that her h [...]	D
Most, if not all of the structures built in New York City around Alexander's former home on East 60 [...]	D
Almost all of the buildings and houses that appear in the sequence when the camera zooms from Alexa [...]	D
When Alex is traveling forwards in time and drops the photo chain, his fingernails grow a couple of [...]	D
Alexander finds Mara's clothes in the stack of discarded items in the Morlock lair, but when he fin [...]	D
At the very beginning of the movie, a clock on the wall strikes three o'clock. In the next scene, w [...]	D
Given that whole years pass in a matter of seconds from his perspective, Alexander shouldn't be abl [...]	D
While we can only speculate about the imagined physics that allows the time machine to operate, we [...]	D
When Alexander is unconscious and traveling into the future, the dials on the time machine seem to [...]	D
The motor-carriage that is seen outside the skating rink and later on the street by the flower shop [...]	D
Despite the fact that in the sequence in which the camera zooms in on New York City, the buildings [...]	D
During Prof. Hartdegen's first talk with the VOX unit in the city, he clearly asks the unit for mor [...]	D

Frase

Jogger: Hey. Alexander Hartdegen: Hello. Jogge [...]	D
Alexander Hartdegen: [reading from stone] One ge [...]	D
Mara: What are you doing with it? Alexander Har [...]	D
Alexander Hartdegen: My question is why can't on [...]	D
Alexander Hartdegen: You were right, Philby. I d [...]	D
Ãœber-Morlock: We weren't always like this. Af [...]	D
Ãœber-Morlock: We all have our time machines, [...]	D
Ãœber-Morlock: You built your time machine bec [...]	D
Vox: [an image of Vox appears] Welcome. How may [...]	D
David Philby: I'm glad he's gone. Maybe he's fin [...]	D
Alexander Hartdegen: You were right, Philby. We [...]	D
Kalen: "New Yorkers"? Are they friendly? Alexan [...]	D
Ãœber-Morlock: Who are you to question 800,000 [...]	D
David Philby: A professor from Columbia Universi [...]	D
Mrs. Watchit: Godspeed, my fine lad. Godspeed. [...]	D
Vox: Can you even imagine what it's like to reme [...]	D
Alexander Hartdegen: How did this happen? Soldi [...]	D
Alexander Hartdegen: I could come back a thousan [...]	D
David Philby: Nothing can change what happened. [...]	D
Mrs. Watchit: [looking into the empty laboratory [...]	D
Alexander Hartdegen: Can you tell me what's happ [...]	D
Alexander Hartdegen: You're forgetting one thing [...]	D
Ãœber-Morlock: Come a little closer, I don't b [...]	D
Mara: Why have you come here? Why have you trave [...]	D
Teacher: Tommy, you stop what you're doing, or I [...]	D
Alexander Hartdegen: My proposal for utilizing s [...]	D
Mara: Some things are better left unsaid.	D
Mara: You must do things to be safe where you co [...]	D
David Philby: [looking at a futuristic picture] [...]	D
Vox: Live long and prosper. ["Star Trek" door s [...]	D

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