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- The Time Machine (1960)
- Release Date: August 17, 1960
- Producers: George Pál
- Director: George Pál
- Screenplay: David Duncan
- Rod Taylor
- Alan Young
- Yvette Mimieux
- Sebastian Cabot
- Whit Bissell
- Running Time: 103 Minutes
- Award: Oscar, Visual Effects
- The Time Machine (2002)
- Release Date: March 8, 2002
- Walter F. Parkes
- David Valdes
- Director: Simon Wells
- Screenplay: John Logan
- Samantha Mumba
- Mark Addy
- Running Time: 96 minutes
- MPAA Rating: PG-13
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The Time Machine represent two science fiction films that were loosely based on the 1895 novel by H.G. Wells. The original film was a British production from director-producer George Pál, the second an American production from Simon Wells that re-makes David Duncan's original screenplay.
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Loose Adaptations Of A Victorian Classic
Both adaptations of H.G. Wells' novel take a more adventurous approach -- the source material has an observer's detachment common to some fiction of that period that would be less appealing to modern audiences if adapted faithfully. In addition to the two better-known film versions listed here, there was also a 1949 BBC teleplay and a 1979 made-for-television movie. -
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The Time Machine films Questions
Hot Tub Time Machine -- will this be John Cusacks career comeback? 4 AnswersI kinda doubt it. He's never going to shake away being one of those teen movie actors, and people will either typecast him for it, or ignore any acting he does.... read more
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I lent my portable HDD full of precious info and came back as a Time machine security copy is my data lost? 1 AnswerYou maybe able to recover the data but don't write anything to the drive!!! If it is a mac you have then you can use tech tool pro, Data Recovery II, Disk Doct... read more
Is an ribosome enzyme an advanced molecular robot? If so, how is this model inspiring self-replicating machines? 1 AnswerThe cell, when viewed on a molecular level, is a self-replicating machine. DNA replicates itself in the complex chemical environment of the cell. A ribosome is ... read more
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The Time Machine Fan Sites, Blogs and Message Boards
- Dreamworks SKG Fansite: The Time Machine Fan Site
- MovieWeb: The Time Machine Forum
- Sciflicks: The Time Machine Forum
- IMDb: The Time Machine Message Boards
- Sparknotes: The Time Machine Message Boards
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