The Time Machine

Wee Hunk

I always liked Rod Taylor. He's a strong, rugged, no-nonsense kind of guy. Every time I hear George Pal's name I immediately start to sing, "But When worlds collide, said George Pal to his bride 'I'm gonna give you some terrible thrills'" I am also slightly enamored with Yvette, though she doesn't really have a great role.

Michael Voegtlin

One oft he few times when the mobilisation of all available Hollywood trickery really resulted in something like movie-magic. The antiquated physicality of the FX only plays to their charms. Rod Taylor proves to be an adequate emotional performer, but he demonstrates great physical presence.

Ethan

This is one of the best science fiction films of the 60s and a far better adaptation then the terrible remake.

LauraPalmer

war is over (if you want it)

Dan Kenneth Gigernes

Close-to-the-novel adaptation of one of the best time travel science-fiction novels ever made. The Time Machine is a classic invention and a cinematic marvel and love that the movie didn't change the Victorian settingl. Rod Taylor do his most beloved role and the film has gorgeous use of colors. Villains The Morlocks are dated though and wouldn't the smart inventor get bored with his brainless love after a while?

DenoResandono

Well, it's not like my expectation. But damn, I love the ending. It has a good impact to me. The special effects were a way ahead in its time. It's worth to watch because it's so entertaining. Like it!

Lthm2

Still a great moment. Without enjoying the 'freedom' underlying theme, I enjoyed all the rest, and all the creativity involved to put this in moving pictures.

Glorfindel

A Sci-Fi classic that has stood the test of time! (Pardon the pun). Incredible special effects for 1960. The 2002 remake is a disgrace to the original!