The Time Machine (1960)

Here today, gone to tomorrow When George (Rod Taylor) sits at the controls of his now creation, he has all the time in the world. Ho's invented a Time Machine that whisks him from 1899 to war move aged moments of the 20th century and into 802701 In that far-off era, passive Eloi face a grim future as pray to the glow-ayad subterranean Morlocks unless the time-traveling stranger from the past intervenes. At the controls of the movie of HG Wells classic The Time Machine (now digitally restored and remastered and in remixed Dolby Stereo) is effects trailblazer George Pal, whose features and short films won a com bined even Oscars and Special Awards" One winner was this beloved adventure loaded with visual marvels from the nuclear destruction of London (complete with lava eruption) to the colorful whirligig of time travel. Afterward, Time Machine: The Journey Back roteams Taylor, Alan Young and Whit Bissell to recount the making of the film, the legacy of moviemaker Pal and in a poignant episode, a reunion of George and Filby (Young) panned by The Time Machine screenwriter David Duncan