When did we come to this? H.G. Wells The Time Machine was a landmark for science fiction. George Pal’s 1960 movie version was a landmark in science fiction filmmaking. Now, H.G. Wells descendent ...

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 ...

The Time MachineWells, in his prophetic brilliance, spun a what-if allegory of life after world war, and the 1960 George Pal film version of ”The Time Machine,” with its time-lapse effects and ...

Superficially, of course, The Time Machine, published in 1895, is a work of science fiction. After all, it’s about the adventures of a man who time travels to the year 802,701.

The Time Machine In utilizing contemporary knowledge to update H.G. Wells' durable novel, scenarist David Duncan has brought the work into modern focus. The point-of-view springs properly from ...