Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley

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Scientists on the verge of a breakthrough in time travel shouldn’t be placed under a deadline by a gruff new boss, but that’s exactly what happens in this odd adventure from exploitation director David L. Hewitt (The Mighty Gorga; The Girls from Thunder Strip). Scott Brady, Anthony Eisley, and Gigi Perreau star in this H.G. Wells inspired fable about what happens when you don’t take time traveling seriously. Also, look for 1970s heartthrob Lyle Waggoner (The Carol Burnett Show; Wonder Woman) as an alien!
Cast: Scott Brady, Anthony Eisley, Gigi Perreau
Director: David Hewitt
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[@Uniquettt]

KZbin a time machine that can take you back in time to watch movies you missed as a child

[@JJONNYREPP]

Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley 25.10.23 ummmmmmm..the time machine interior looked like a proto star trek set...

[@aumj97]

Always travel back in time when I watch this movie when I'm sitting in a chair with a blanket.

[@georgejordan5611]

If the astronauts are dressed in suits and smoking on the space ship, you know you're watching a classic!

[@davelordy]

Yeah, but they are 'space ciagrettes'.

[@user-do2sg6ns9d]

​@@davelordyIt's actually medical space pot, to prevent space sickness....

[@davelordy]

@@user-do2sg6ns9d The government and NASA and the nazis have massive pot farms on the dark side of the moon, FACT, I saw it in a KZbin video so I know it's true.

[@luislauredabravo2458]

Seeeeeee!!!!

[@ShpookyMetal]

@@davelordy 🤣

[@jerrymarlow5453]

I can watch these early sci fi movies all day. They were so much fun.

[@schmeckelgruben776]

You might try watching at night! They're even more fun.🙄

[@indridcold8433]

Try, "Metropolis," it is one of the first Sci-fi movies. It was destroyed in World War II. But dedicated movie researchers, detectives, preservers, and restorers found fragments in Venezuela, Argentina, Germany, and a few other places. The movie has been over 90% pieced back together. This treasure is available free on KZbin. Do yourself an incredible favour and watch it.

[@everythingisalllies2141]

From an innocent time when people actually believed in the crap called Einstein's Relativity.

[@indridcold8433]

@@everythingisalllies2141 It is still a good tool for physics that is not too in depth. But, you are correct. Einsteinian physics have been proven to be not applicable for complex quantum physics, cryonics, and string theory, which is on the verge of being declared string law. Einsteinian physics are only the most basic beginning.

[@indridcold8433]

The 1958, "The Fly," is also standard Fare for vintage Scifi addicts. It has a B-movie nightmare fuel ending that I will be repeating as the last few words of my life as I fade into oblivion. A really good one is also, "Forbidden Planet!" It has all the vintage scifi sound effects that everyone enjoys, and the starlet, Ann Francis, is red hot as well, in her sterotypical metallic, micro-mini dress. Watch and thank me later.

[@brenthaymon280]

There is nothing better than watching an old classic sci-fi movie to past the time. They are better than any of the Disney Star Wars movies. 😊

[@striker1938]

You got that right its all garbage these days

[@chrisjones5624]

Know what I love about this movie? The audio is actually in synch with the actors lips! That's rare.

[@virginiagrundman4012]

Smartass😅

[@roberttbrockway]

I was surprised to see this movie was as late as 1967. It really reminds me of 50s SciFi.

[@DavidGonzalez65]

It has 60's colors though!

[@indridcold8433]

I am getting addicted to these movies that came way before my time. What is lacking in special effects is far more than made up for it in story, acting, plot, direction, writing, and musical score! Next on my list is, "Forbidden Planet." I have heard it is kind of sexy also.

[@tractorpoodle]

Forbidden Planet is a masterpiece. Up there with the original Day the Earth Stood Still.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

@@tractorpoodle Nevertheless for me the 2 top of all time in Science-fiction movies are 1_ "It Came From Outer Space"(1953) against xenophobia 2_ "Invasion Of The Body Snatchers"(1956) for unrelaxed vigilance But "The Creature Walks Among Us"(1958), "The Day The World Ended"(1955), "Tarantula"(1955) are also unforgettable.

[@Pinky-lg3lz]

"Warning, warning, Will Robinson!" ... oh wait, wrong robot.

[@richardvinsen2385]

The story, acting, plot, direction, writing (which is already covered under story) and musical score are abysmal.

[@daemoncrowley9090]

Forbidden planet, a movie that was made way ahead of its time even with the special effects for the time it was made in. A classic.

[@Helliconia54]

right up my alley. lol i was born in 1954. I love these old sci fi/horror movies

[@ritabrandow1318]

1950

[@morlockmeat]

Never fails to crack me up - - Taking a little elevator down two steps 🤣 This movie is great!

[@thenutscorner2814]

You never know when a Dalek might pay a visit 🤣

[@ian_b]

I think I may install one in my home somewhere 🤣

[@morlockmeat]

@@ian_b - 🤣

[@morlockmeat]

@@thenutscorner2814 - 😆

[@d.aardent9382]

the power of science!

[@tractorpoodle]

This movie proves that you can do anything if you have enough dials and flashing lights.

[@christopherdougherty9832]

I guess that was the CGI of it's day.

[@roberthpilesund384]

Don´t forget the technical word salads that comes every 5 minutes. This is almost as good as Star Trek reversing polarity/frequensy in half of their episodes.

[@davidhigginbotham5451]

Right..... and some out-of-work AT&T switchboard operators to mill around in the back by the junked-out IBM tape machines. LOL

[@tonyromano6220]

Flashing lights are the key to everything!😂😂😂

[@tonyromano6220]

@@davidhigginbotham5451junk? Gasp! 😂😂😂

[@Dr.Pepper001]

I love the way they throw around technical terms that don't mean a damn thing. The budget for this movie was $1,400. Each actor got $100 and had to bring their own lunch to the set.

[@timbaker1320]

I loved it when someone said, "How long will that take"? "It's a matter of a few seconds unless it takes longer".

[@thromboid]

Reminds me of a Microsoft progress indicator that said "Time remaining: up to 15 seconds or more". Gee, thanks.

[@MONGOOSE1ful]

If viewers pay careful attention, the Galaxy effects used in the credit opening of this 1967 movie were taken from "THE OUTER LIMITS" (1963-1965), especially the special galaxy effects used in "Cold Hands, Warm Heart" in 1964. There's also a scene that uses "The Bat Rat Spider" from American International's "THE ANGRY RED PLANET" (1959), so you know that the budget in "JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF TIME" was an obviously low-budget production-and, ironically, Ib Melchior directed both "THE ANGRY RED PLANET" and "THE TIME TRAVELERS"-both great sci-fi movies of their time!

[@MONGOOSE1ful]

Abraham Sofaer (1896-1988), who co-stars in "JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF TIME" (1967), is no stranger to science fiction, as he worked on two episodes of "STAR TREK" ("Charlie X" and "Spectre Of The Gun"), "THE OUTER LIMITS" ("Demon With A Glass Hand") , and two episodes) of Irwin Allen's "THE TIME TUNNEL" ("Revenge Of The Gods" and "The Walls Of Jericho"), and "LOST IN SPACE" ("The Flaming Planet"), "KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER" ("Horror In The Heights")

[@C4M3120N]

I just hit play on this movie, still in the opening credits as I write this. I wasn't really sure if I would keep watching this movie. I was reading some comments while the opening credits rolled by. Then I found your comment. Mysterious stranger, your passion for movies. Exposed by your knowledge of these claims. Has inspired me to give this movie a full viewing. Hopefully I like it and then the others you mentioned as well. Thank You!

[@Anaris10]

"The Times Travellers" is one on my favorite movies, it also had a Forrest J. Ackerman cameo!.

[@Mike_Greene]

You watch movies the wrong way, sir.

[@donaldftanner]

​@@MONGOOSE1ful

[@kingofthecatnap5780]

I do have a few questions about this movie but...who am I to question a masterpiece? 👀

[@indridcold8433]

Do not question its artistic value, direction, acting, and story. Only question some hypothesis, open ends, and possibilities.

[@PawelKaczmarekDanisz]

Want to know something then be curiously specific

[@indridcold8433]

You are one of us that keep the movie being viewed, well after it was produced and released. You have the right to question it. It will inspire more viewings! Ask away!

[@keylock9064]

nothing like running through a jungle one million years ago and still in High Heels.

[@raphaelandrews3617]

Women were far more fashionable in the 1950sand 1960s, notice how well dressed all the time women time lab assistants were.

[@tiltil9442]

@@raphaelandrews3617 That is a remarkably intact sentence, considering how far it has travelled through time and time and time...

[@user-wj3bs8dq6s]

The newest Jurassic Park had running in high heels as well

[@Noname-gh5ec]

She did not take the diamond! Where you still find women like that.

[@dwdei8815]

"Mr Stanton was in there! Then we'd better try to get them back". Good old 1960s values, they never get dull.

[@michaellehmbeck8671]

Thank you The Film Detective for uploading this great Sci Fi Film, I so appreciate it!

[@princeeverlove]

Classic 60's SciFi..trumpets blaring, bright, colorful lighting, stock footage effects, science-like gadgetry⚗️🧫🧪 Luv these Retro Gems of Fantastic Cinema

[@Songwriter376]

Roddenberry saw this and said "i can really take this to the next level".

[@Bill23799]

Roddenberry did like the Bridge Layout.

[@raphaelandrews3617]

Next level up or level down,??? many of theses early sci-fi shows were of Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon type. Easy to make and getting people to come back week after week.

[@Saor_Alba]

This takes me back to the ultra-low-budget Sci-Fi TV movies the BBC used to broadcast on a Saturday afternoon in the early 80s, populated with actors you have kind of seen before but don't remember where or when. With the wonderful cheap scenery strewn liberally with a lot of lights, you have to have those lights or it's not true Sci-Fi, I remember computers were mostly lights in the 1960s. :)

[@iac4357]

The Story Line of this Movie reminds me of the way 2 kids playing Make Believe just make things up as they go along !

[@GoldandAppel]

Hahahaha

[@larrycoker6344]

this film was loved by the youth at it's time , but a classic

[@richardvinsen2385]

Doubtful.

[@indridcold8433]

It is like Flash Gordon for the 1980s! It was so bad, yet so good.

[@felixrodrigues3861]

love the energy cloud from star trek season 1 balance of terror, Romulan energy weapon, love it!!, i grew up with these movies on tv.

[@gort742]

Amazing how they wandered around totally lost for hours , but found their way out in a matter of minutes .

[@michaelmacdonell4834]

Adreniline works wonders!

[@viennapalace]

Scienticians have great memories! 😉

[@JJONNYREPP]

Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley 1015am 25.10.23 anyone else fancy that autonomous astronaut, a very white alien lady?

[@indridcold8433]

Their GPS mapped the progress. This is the future, after all. They have GPS, and scent pheromone navigation.

[@JJONNYREPP]

@@indridcold8433 Comments on ‘Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley’ 27.11.23 0624am follow the stench!!!!!

[@charylliss1721]

This movie released 1967 a year after the 1966 series "The Time Tunnel". Great show only 1 season. Set the precedent for Quantum Leap.

[@wplg]

Visual Effects An early Sci-fi movie Director Writer, that spans the test of time! David L. Hewitt was born on 18 December 1939 in San Francisco, California, USA. He is a director and writer, known for Willow (1988), Gallery of Horror (1967) and Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987). The laboratory resembles the deck of the Enterprise. From the original Star Trek series! David L. Hewitt also wrote "The Time Travelers" 1964 (also concept for Enterprise deck). And uncredited for the concept of Star Trek. To this day Star Trek continues to use David L. Hewitt's concept design deserves historic credit! This is more than just a sci-fi classic.

[@markh5399]

This is a classic. It all makes perfect scientific sense.

[@abaneyone]

Old Doctor Who-ish in it's effects.

[@mumblesbadly7708]

It’s a Ph.D. level course in time travel mechanics!

[@scottmalchow3428]

@@mumblesbadly7708 I think that (Ph.D.) is for Piled higher and Deeper. It is too bad that Hollywood screen writers cannot be bothered to have any idea what gems look like in a natural setting, much less what is required to cut, shape and polish different gems, for different purposes. (Ignorance can be cured, stupidity can't!) All a Screenwriter, Producer, Director or Set maker had to do was ask a Jeweler, just a few minutes homework. As to "Time Travel", there is so much that we do not know and maybe never will know about this, that it is probably as good an explanation as any. Screenwriter's are not (as a class of professionals) stupid but they can be lazy! I DO expect better of "Hollywood".

[@johnlynch575]

1:11:16 THIS WHAT IS YOU GET WHEN YOU USE UNCUT GEMS. Thank you, Adam Sandler. Another great movie.

[@josepherhardt164]

"We're existing in a world outside of time ..." Everything's frozen, but they can still breathe air.

[@PhilJonesIII]

Him: "We may be the Adam and Eve of a brave new world." Her expression: "Yea, you on your own matey."

[@indridcold8433]

Women had higher standards back then.

[@MountainRaven1960]

This is like a 1960’s Dr Who episode on a tight budget!

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

Hahahaha...Dr Who was on a tight budget...so this movie is even tighter.

[@miguelcastaneda7257]

Doesn't some of that set look like the time tunnel computers

[@PtolemyJones]

Have you seen the 1960's Dr. Who movie, with Peter Cushing as the Doctor? Loved it as a kid.

[@rogerrendzak8055]

@@PtolemyJones The first, Dr. Who!! Titled "DR. WHO AND THE DALEKS"!!! A great, sci-fi film 👍!! Kid friendly, too☺️! The 2nd. is titled "DALEKS INVADE EARTH, 2150 AD", and just as good.

[@thomasw.glasgow7449]

@@rogerrendzak8055 not forgeting 50 Yrs of great doc's on tv , aye !

[@satanofficial3902]

"Time is timely because it's timed with timeliness." ---Albert Einstein “Every 60 seconds, a minute has passed by. Astounding, but true." ---Albert Einstein "The Most Interesting Man in the World... He doesn't time travel, time travels to him." ---Albert Einstein (Note... these Einstein quotes both meet and exceed international standards for being low-carb and gluten-free.)

[@omarn1000]

Excellent. Thanks for sharing. The film anticipates all the themes that science fiction would deal with in the next 50 years.

[@haroldhumerickhouse7904]

Actually science fiction writers and writing influenced this movie with future themes.

[@davidstover823]

Found this in a DVD 4-pack years ago...along with "In The Year 2889", "Idaho Transfer" and "The Day Time Ended". Processed pasteurized cheese food, each of them. But fun in their own way.

[@rogerrendzak8055]

"IN THE YEAR 2889", is a cheap remake, of the first (very first) Roger Corman film, titled "THE DAY THE WORLD ENDED" (1956). Of course, the original is better.

[@raphaelandrews3617]

"great description of cheesey sci-fi"

[@dentonfender6492]

I love the way the intelligent scientist makes subtle fun of the ignorant business man, Mr. Stanton. Priceless! The good ole days of the 60's when the intelligentsia were recognized for being wiser than some money grubbing rich guy, as opposed to the brown nosing idiots today that put the rich on a pedestal.

[@dentonfender6492]

@@sjb3460 I'm referring to anybody who has the audacity to think they are smarter than everyone else on the planet just because they were lucky enough to acquire huge sums of money either from inheritance, hard work, luck, or smart at one particular narrow task. These people are simpletons who think they are the pinnacles of intelligence. Like the bank robber who hasn't been caught after stealing millions of dollars---- they are simply criminals, like Wall Street gamblers, CEO's who cheat their employees out of pay, healthcare, and time off. There all the same, and have no morals.

[@grahambell5340]

@@sjb3460 Stanton`s father turned up in the classic When Worlds Collide 1951,where he is equally obnoxious

[@jonnyqwst]

Elon Musk creates the future. Academics are hiding under their desks terrified of pronouns using pink haired freaks.

[@klnkat6600]

The intelligentsia are never as intelligent as they insist we must believe them to be. They lie to themselves more often than to the general public, since they believe in striving for Utopia, rather than making real people's lives better. "Trust the science", they say, as if science was ever a consensus. Rather, it is an adversarial process meant to get at the truth through testing for consistent, re-creatable results. All the benighted policy makers refuse to audit the success of any of their public philosophies. It is easier to pay the media, through advertising, to gaslight the public into looking the other way and not asking any tough questions. Trust us, bro. Look, a squirrel! University Educators even believe that racism can be combatted with more racism. What can you expect from those who believe one more try at Communism (Progressivism) will finally avoid the abject failure and death that has always been the outcome. Never have there existed more fools in one place (Universities, Government think tanks) than those who believe they can dictate to others how they must live, yet never have to live within those parameters themselves. Covid shutdowns, that had no research or data to support their efficacy of even one nonsensical mandate, are proof positivethat egg heads often have scrambled brains.

[@jeffburrell7648]

I have lived long enough to realize that the "intelligentsia" are as bad as the "rich" just with different justifications. Both believe, without any proof, that what they have makes them special and so deserve to rule the "unwashed masses." I also have the same contempt for the brown-nosing idiots that put the intelligentsia on a pedestal.

[@guymorris6596]

Oh no, Kissinger fell into the bubbling lava.

[@jdanielcramer]

🤣🤣🤣

[@chesterlee6508]

Shame he did,nt fall into it 99years ago. There again it would be another evil bastxxd from the cult that would be in it,s place.

[@indridcold8433]

That was liquid hot magma. It had not reached the surface yet to become lava. But I wanted sharks with laser beams on their head. Throw me a bone here. What do we have instead?

[@erict.watson2460]

​@@indridcold8433I'm holding out for Jewish space lasers - Marge must be vindicated!

[@erict.watson2460]

What about Bob Hawke? He kept himself out of danger, away from the lab, in the control room.

[@randallhatcher7396]

This falls into the category of , Movies so Bad they're Awesome 🤔🙄😁

[@deanwoolston4794]

Those time machines can be tricky. Especially with all of those blinking lights.

[@Jay-to2cn]

Wow thanks for the stream, appreciate you 👍🫡

[@meestermeesterhastings.3159]

This is a true story...

[@michaelhughes8057]

@The Film Detective. Thank you for downloading this forgotten low budge Scifi gem. It's a semi-remake of another good low budget Scifi movie The Time Travelers (1964). And it has a cameo appearance of Lyle Wagger, before he became famous on The Carol Burnett Show.

[@Uniquettt]

In my youth I watched episodes of time tunnel this brought back good memories

[@rogerrendzak8055]

Never heard of this, wonderful gem!!! I have "Journey To The Center Of The Earth", and "Journey To The Far Side Of The Sun". This is another journey film, just time, this time 😌!!! There's a couple references, to the Outer Limits here. One is the footage of the 'Milky Way', taken from the series. The other, from a episode where they get stuck, in time suspension, but everything's moving in super, slow motion (the one, on the Air Force Base).

[@JJONNYREPP]

Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley 1020am 25.10.23 journey to another ad campaign...............................jeeez...this is ridiculous. do they choose how many ads are to be shown during the feature? they must be raking it in..... which is ironic seeing as the film was made by someone else...

[@briangibson6527]

Can't believe I am lost for words.!!!

[@DrQuadrivium]

I have a feeling that I've seen this before or will see it in the future. All good fun watching a film that was ahead _(or behind)_ it's time. However it has a very important message for us... *_never trust decorators who paint lab walls orange._*

[@Epoch11]

Growing up in Chicago I loved when on Sunday afternoon which they called Family Classics that were usually introduced by someone. Most movies were boring but once in a while you got an adventure movie or even better a science fiction movie.

[@willmfrank]

This movie was so low-budget that they couldn't afford to put the "o" in Lyle Waggoner's name...!

[@Greg_Andrews]

I wish channels would include the year of the movie. It's a small thing, but nice to know.

[@paulpetock2836]

One of Scott Brady's very BEST !

[@davidscott3820]

Hawaiian eye!

[@clintonstahlman4618]

You must be nuts!

[@pressureworks]

Waiting patiently for Joel (or Mike) Crow T Robot and Tom Servo.

[@jerryjohnson8485]

They are truly needed and missed here

[@lindawisner3525]

Lol love it! And yes that was Lyle Waggoner as the alien!

[@johncole8501]

Thanks for top old school film 🎥,

[@ThePiratemachine]

Not bad at all. Especially the time theory conversations. Thx for posting.

[@THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of]

THANKS FOR POSTING NOT SEEN THIS ONE BEFORE

[@goanna2012]

Great movie 🍿 thanks 🙏

[@drewsagar2634]

Wow I remember a”time” when I saw this on an old black and white TV

[@jamesbugbee9026]

A budget so tight the buffalo farted.

[@mut8inG]

Thank you.🎶💥🌸

[@gorymarty56]

I liked the opening credit sequence

[@agendanueva5957]

The movies in that years always put an iguana like dinosaur.

[@ghw7192]

When you can't afford a bug-eyed monster.

[@JosephMichaelLima]

Another Holmes MASTERPIECE!!!

[@yomama8873]

Thank you 🤩🤩🤩💖💖

[@1BigHeart777]

Gotta love a well lit cave!

[@kirneyc.thibodeaux649]

Enjoyef the movie. Thanks.....Charles

[@westfieldentertainment2201]

Borealis Enterprises only film they ever made. This would have been really good back in the day. Entertaining!

[@billsmith9711]

You are really in trouble when the horizontal hold is on the fritz!

[@recalltolife3478]

Everything was Mark Manning's fault for flipping all those switches when he was told NOT to.

[@derekjulian9471]

“You’re actually quite pretty..for a girl” 😂 Great line killer

[@trevormiles5852]

Very cool. has an Irwin Allen like feel to it. So you know that Isn't bad

[@josepherhardt164]

LOL! Did you forget the /s at the end of your post? ;)

[@alexmuenster2102]

Gotta love a film whose opening narration is delivered by Ward Cleaver (of "Leave it to Beaver").

[@williamscoggin1509]

Great old stuff here!

[@davewolf8869]

When the opening sequence was as long as the movie itself

[@indridcold8433]

What happens when the opening is as long as the movie? Finish your sentence.

[@chrisjones5624]

😅

[@jackhartford521]

Damn that alien woman is hot!

[@Noname-gh5ec]

Thank God they already had an image stabilizer. Time is travel is not the same without it.

[@anitasingam4831]

Bravo to the lady balancing that Beehive hair do! 😂 Very cool movie…🍿✨

[@gregputz1735]

Serious Corn, I Love It! ❤😂

[@johnlynch575]

1:00:21 Loving this science. I am no Geologist, but I am pretty sure G-d didn't just group all the precious stones together in one big rock. One must go to different places to find different stones, right? I still like this flick. I'm still waiting for the former boss beatdown. Eighteen minutes, people! Alot can happen in a movie in eighteen minutes; They even can get Home again! And THEN beat him down!

[@CAVERUNLAKE]

Snowflake

[@LTPottenger]

There's a theory the center of gas giants like Jupiter are a giant diamond or other precious stone. The earth allegedly has a molten center but deeper down where there has been lots of pressure for long periods we might find some big surprises.

[@iagree5313]

​@@LTPottengerfor whom?

[@stevebell6454]

The geometric pattern on the floor is the James Webb Telescope.

[@jayluce1650]

This sci-fi B-movie is both brilliant and absolutely ridiculous at the same time... not to mention the fact that Stanton appears to be like the Dr. Zachary Smith of the Lost In Space TV series... he totally screws everything up out of greed, pompousness, and sheer stupidity... then he finds a ruby in the prehistoric cave that just so happens to power the time capsule which leads him to his own self-inflicted fate (back to the future)... well, if I am ever stuck in a time capsule traveling thru space for all time, I just hope to God I am not stuck inside the craft with a Dr*g Qu**n... 😋

[@rogerrendzak8055]

Homophobic, are we??

[@johnlynch575]

HUH? WHO'S IN DRAG IN THIS FLICK?

[@lostinspacerobinson1527]

Danger Will Robinson Danger ! ⚡⚡⚡⚡

[@oriraykai3610]

ummm... You are. Millions of them, and it's called "Earth" by the denizens of it.

[@NICEFINENEWROBOT]

@@rogerrendzak8055 Call him normal.

[@yoelfischel6327]

If taking that two step elevator down it got stuck halfway down, he could have been stuck on it for hours until maintenance could fix it.

[@venitaalbertson4633]

8:26

[@venitaalbertson4633]

⚠️

[@venitaalbertson4633]

⚠️😃😃😃⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️

[@Bill23799]

This is one of my favorite cheesy scifi films from the past. Take notice how the " Time Vault " operations center appears very similar in layout and size to the bridge of the original USS Enterprise. There is a forward viewscreen, access by lift and a raised deck with a railing.

[@robvangessel3766]

The ghost of Ed Wood is lurking on those sets.

[@Songwriter376]

Yep, thought the same thing.

[@Bill23799]

@@Songwriter376 There was a better remake made of this film called " The Time Travelers ".

[@pressureworks]

More railings!!

[@guymorris6596]

One of the aliens was wearing a red shirt.

[@dondecaire6534]

The worlds shortest elevator.....the reason to watch this movie! HA!

[@bprince9663]

I hope some of you have seen "The Forbidden Planet" with Leslie Neilsen? It had it's problems but was marvelously done for the period.

[@scottprimrose6387]

Those B movies always make me smile and laugh. But in the day they were really something.

[@indridcold8433]

They were not B movies back then. They just seem that way to our present cinematic productions.

[@Buckl]

i enjoyed this.

[@quinktap]

1:11:20. I do believe that this scene was also portrayed in the 1964 movie, The Time Travelers. Fascinating idea.

[@VIRGONOMICS]

At 38:37 the guy in white is thinking…. “ What Knockers “.

[@stevedaugherty9868]

🙂

[@markmiller6402]

He wasn’t the only one👍

[@Bill23799]

A good Drive In Double Feature to watch with this film would be " Creation of the Humanoids ".

[@josepherhardt164]

"If you say you saw the movie you're a couple of liars And remember only YOU can prevent forest fires down at the drive-in, down at the drive-in ..."

[@LordZontar]

I remember this movie from when I was a kid. Came up every few months in the rotation of the Sunday Morning Movie.

[@mrbluemaui]

We always LIVE at the center of time = RIGHT NOW!

[@CandyLemon36]

This is a compelling commentary. A book I read with a similar bent was soul-stirring. "Temporal Echoes: Amelia's Odyssey Through Ancestral Shadows" by Vivian Rosewood

[@wicky4473]

Ha! I was watching this on June 8th!

[@jimmcdonough5497]

Quality stuff

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

"Across The Time Barrier" is also very good.

[@allandavis8201]

I must say that I love these old movies, especially Sci-Fi and action ones, the picture and sound are excellent in this one, but the fly in the ointment is the adverts, not because there are adverts but because there are to many, I am not naive enough to think that money shouldn’t be made, in fact it is essential for the channel to continue bringing us old movie lovers what we like, but the frequency of them spoils the experience, if I could afford to subscribe for advertising free KZbin I would, but I can’t so I accept the necessity of the advertising, surely there is a way to keep advertising levels down or at least the frequency, personally I would rather have 10 ads at the start without being able to skip them than have them scattered throughout and be able to skip them after a few seconds, it just makes the film disjointed and diminishes the entertainment value. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇸🇺🇦

[@Bill23799]

Oh wow, Lyle Waggoner is in this. Surely Wonder Woman will save them.. If not her then Carol Burnett.

[@Cracktaculus]

That alien chick with the massive boobage can save me!

[@rickortega1046]

I didn't see Lyle Waggner nowhere in this movie!

[@haroldhumerickhouse7904]

He was an alien.

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

15:20 "The past of course still exists." A sci-fi trope. The light from the past still exists traveling through space, but that's not the same as the past still existing.

[@alanhaywood01]

The past exists until The Langoliers eat it. A Stephen King film

[@Paul-nr6ws]

Block time theory

[@tonyromano6220]

@@alanhaywood01😂😂

[@trolleyfan]

I remember this from back in the day. I love how they'd heard lasers (at the time) used a ruby crystal...so they had a big-ass ruby rock sitting in their machine.

[@bprince9663]

For the time, the '50 and '60 the "ruby" laser was the first laser.

[@scottmalchow3428]

Too bad, they didn't have machine tools to cut, shape and polish the ruby to the right size

[@NightBazaar]

8:46 The rat-bat-spider-crab monster from The Angry Red Planet.

[@scottschenk5456]

With today's technology assured, it is good to see 1960's flat control panels with blinky lights and gauges that don't function....Just like real life! FJB

[@raphaelandrews3617]

and the lazers and computers that use reel tapes,( they stopped using them in the late 1960s and went to discs( I used to deliver them to place on Edgeware that had all the BAC banking computers)

[@josepherhardt164]

Windows 0.05. :)

[@randquadrozzi1280]

I'm familiar with the time space continuum as i just watched a episode of star trek were they put the theory to work and spock nailed it.