Time machine - Godspeed

[@Marsproject11]

It is good the guy has finally found a place where he is happy, but I can't help but feel the end is bittersweet, I mean after all he never see's Mr. Philby or Mrs. Watchit again and it seems both will truly miss him.

[@a.a.1245]

Thats life. One day will be the end of it all. Thats why this movie is so powerful to me.

[@stylishpsycho5046]

Where (or should I say when) he stays they've been gone for hundreds of thousands of years, already lived their lives with him gone. There is no sign of their existence in the past except his own memory of them. Pretty sad.

[@SiXiam]

I know one day this all goes away. But this is not saying too much.

[@DevilDogMuNky]

I used to think when I was younger, that this ending was sad, but now as I re-watched it as an adult, I see it as bittersweet.

[@samsonguy10k]

It is an awesome mix of sadness and hope. But it is capped off by happiness with Philby tossing his bowler hat as his friend Alexander once told him to do. It was a good ending for the movie.

[@SzilviNet]

If you have to let something go, life/God always provides something else to live for...

[@samsonguy10k]

@@SzilviNet "What if?" :)

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

its still very sad,he will never see his parents or friends from his age again

[@dracon2002]

Personally i like that kind of endings, when main characters are following their own paths and the ending is seemingly sad, but actually everyone is happy in their own way.

[@PopeSixtusVI]

The movie isn’t just timeless, it was actually ahead of its time (specially in the casting department) and it is well deserving of a cult following. It also knows what subtlety is, unlike movies today.

[@lonewolf5054]

This movie traveled a bit to much in the past, would been fun between 2015 now, still I found this with luck on direct tv and was like "this exist? I must watch"

[@DougAlesUSA]

Um, you know this movie was a remake, right?

[@CooManTunes]

I love following cults, too. :)

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Maybe they traveled in time to make the movie? No wonder it was ahead of its time.

[@Bertie..]

@@DougAlesUSA You clearly never watched the original. This version is far superior. Best movie ever made.

[@TheNickyVera]

The score of this film is a damn masterpiece

[@lonewolf5054]

I swear this movie missed a shot like other underrated movies

[@D3voidofsoul]

@@lonewolf5054 Agreed. I have to admit nothing will replace the original movie but this does a damn fine job of attempting it. It is totally underrated as a movie. The rating on Rotten Tomatoes is shockingly low. This is on my list of movies I pull out every couple of years and watch again, along with the original.

[@noelanderson969]

And to think that this movie was the only OTHER ONE that DreamWorks and Warner Bros collaborated on!

[@brandoncruise6398]

One of my favorite endings to any movie ever made. Mr. Philby's admiration and respect shown to his friend/colleague at the end is quite touching. Even though the two characters had slightly opposing views, they felt a sense of common ground in the end.

[@Quast]

I love how it show the same place in two times. The rhythm how they giving their talk. It's so touching that the movie ends in the past with the people closest to him worried, not knowing that he is alive and well.

[@commandercritic9036]

It certainly is, in my opinion, one of the better Time Travel themed movies and very underrated. This ending only hammers it home strangely, it reminds me of a play set piece, where you have two groups of actors on stage, but neither group acknowledges the other. I don't know what the technical theater term for such a scene is, but I'm sure it has one hell, the entire movie could have been performed on stage, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was, either in the past or sometime in the future. And that music (takes a moment to savor the music) do I even need to say anything

[@antoniolukovic3112]

its also very poetic in the meaning. Philby represented the conservative mindset of keeping traditions, and ensuring his students get educated about the world they live in and prepare for their future. Unlike Hartegan, he was not radical forward thinking and he did not oppose the status quo. His comment during the first act of the movie "do you think we will ever go too far" hints that its due to fear of what it could lead to. He was also always happy to point out how thoughtless and lost Hartegan was (forgetting the date with his gf, forgetting the ring, etc). I think it wasnt just Hartegan's intellect that kept him alone whilst Philby had a wife and kids, but theyre whole mentality was opposite. The only reason Hartegan confessed to his gf because she was "the only thing he did not have to think about". This was the point where the audience saw Hartegan accept some of Philby's way of life (enjoying the present, doing without thinking, hoping for the same old boring family as everyone else). The end here is reversed, Philby who was always the typical bowler hat, straight talking smart man, decides to honour his friends memory by throwing the hat. Its not a radical change, but its a shift. A shift in mentality that inadvertently took humanity to the 21st century as we know today. Philby and Hartegan arent actual people, but mindsets. And the movie illustrates you should never have one without the other. And as mentioned by Hartegan after Maru was kidnapped that "sometimes we have to accept whats happening to us, believe me no one understands it more than me, but other times we need to fight". Sorry for the rant, I genuienly loved every second of this movie.

[@ComradeHellas]

True that

[@Urbaaniapina]

There was a scene at the start of the movie where Hardigan needle Philby about his hat and that everybody wears the same kind of hat. And that scene makes a full circle as Philby throws away his hat as a tribute to Hardigans success/way of thinking.

[@stroyer2103]

I'd say this is one of the greatest underrated endings in cinematic history

[@CroPETROforeverHR]

This always makes my eyes teary... Loved this novel, loved original movie and I love this one since came out. Watched it like 10 times..., Godspeed to you all my friends who are reading this... we all have our time machines... Hope you will find your place where you will be happy.

[@UmbrellaWatch]

Thank you for that. Yes we do.. Ive found that statement to be true now that im a much older man.

[@WelshmanSudios]

Me too

[@vanillapop21]

This really is a good movie, and I love the ending! It almost gives you chills. A big reason for this is Klaus Badelt's fantastic score.

[@lordkrythic6246]

Did you know chills and goosebumps are actually a symptom of severe autism? It's true! Essentially your brain is over saturated with stimuli, which you cannot correctly process, and so it is exerted to an exterior event, which you feel as chills.

[@TheMetahedron]

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[@Quast]

Oh, he did the score for this movie!? :o At least the last 9 years I haven't checked what he has accomplished musically. I should give it a look again.

[@lonewolf5054]

This movie is good, no political bullsh*t that other movies are trying to be

[@kristani5455]

@@lonewolf5054 hunger games, maze runner, Divergent 😆😅😂

[@TheYazmanian]

One of my absolute favorite movies of all time.

[@jimbopumbapigsticks]

I love this movie. Such a poignant ending. "This was my home... long ago."

[@09tomkat]

Simple message. Horrible/sad things happen, but we still need to continue living.

[@masonbricke4568]

This final scene is so beautiful, so poignant, so delicately balanced and emotional. My favorite part of the film. Makes me want to weep.

[@rbibbe34]

Have such a soft spot for this ending. Amazing

[@StarrChasingComets]

Godspeed.. he will never return😢 he is in the future.. she will never see her master again in life.. but godspeed my find lad.

[@Leto85]

He is happy there. It is a good ending. :) And his contemporaries were on their way to accept his absense: 'I'm glad he's gone. Maybe he's finally found some place where he can be happy.' There is beauty to be found in there. Lots of it even.

[@TON5551000]

Leto85 yess >< I am Happy.

[@JaimeMunoz-e4p]

Yes he will never return but he's have a new life new friend, new home, new love this time this is he's new home now and he never forget them from his old time

[@GPBA89]

Alexander has given up trying to change the past. His purpose in life is now shaping the future.

[@aaron90omar]

1:04 "This is my home... long ago" That line always gets me. He needed to travel 800,000 years into the future to finally realize that he missed his home and timeline where he belonged. But he's not going to be able to return ever again.

[@samsonguy10k]

I don't think it would take him long to accept his new home. He is among a good people who are very curious. They aren't the mental vegetables as the Eloi that HG Wells had written of. George Pal improved on them greatly, and then Simon Wells and Gore Verbinski did so even more. Both movies left a sense of hope for the future while the original novel did not. HG Wells was a good novelist but he was such a pessimist about human civilization. He set his sights so high for his utopia he didn't really appreciate what can be gained through smaller steps.

[@garethspotfur1]

he was no longer happy in his own time. now he has a new life, a new purpose, a new beginning for the eloi and himself. he doesn't need to return, he's finally home.

[@Justfillintheblank]

To be fair, he made a time machine back when cars were still being innovated. I'd say if he wanted, he could always try to re-build the time-machine with time. But the real question is, would he want to?

[@samsonguy10k]

@@Justfillintheblank I have no doubt myself he could do it then. But I don't think he would want to. The whole purpose of him building it was a question he did get answered. There is no other purpose. The Eloi are safe and he is feeling quite content with them.

[@FalconWindblader]

Instead of traveling 800,000 years into the future to finally realize that he missed his home, it's more like he's telling those 2 of the irony of actually feeling at home at the place that he used to call home only 800,000 years later. this is a guy who, due to his mindset, is always in the future. it is only after going into the future 800,000 years later & getting his answer, that he finally finds contentment & be rooted in the present.

[@oldbaldfatman2766]

Jan. 28, 2019---Brother and I saw this in a movie theater. I was blown away by it, while brother said it was okay?! To me, this is an outstanding remake of the 60's movie. When this came out on dvd, bought it full price.For those interested, there's a paperback called Time Machine II in which The Inventor comes back to the England of his time with Weena, his wife who is pregnant with their son. Good story, surprising ending....good enough that I've kept the book for over 20 years. Thanks for the video clip.

[@u.g.3298]

That song... That ending theme. I love it since then.

[@smileyt1131]

Sounds like the score from Avatar - but way before

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

@@smileyt1131 i think Avatar theme was based on this

[@Darius-jm4sn]

Mr.Philby knew in the end that the time machine worked and he is in the future now

[@BoloBouncer]

I think he just knew if his friend wasn't in his workshop obsessing over some thing or another, he had finally find something more important. It could be time travel or something else, but the important thing is he was finally free of the obsession.

[@JoedeLima]

This movie is criminally underrated

[@teamnumbskull2846]

The ending represents the ever changing and ever growing world in which we live, the motor car being the statement and the man throwing away his bowler hat, being bold to do something new, it shows us that in order for the world to be better we need to be bold enough to change it ourselfs and to be different.

[@oldbaldfatman2766]

Feb. 2018----One hell of a good movie and even more impressive when brother and I saw it on the big screen when it was first released.

[@AlienHunter47]

It's King Robert Baratheon! I knew I recognized that man. :)

[@drfunk1986]

"my kitchen was over there where that tree is" "what's a kitchen?"

[@Top10soon]

What's a tree?

[@TheNecropolis20]

a kitchen is what the morlock will use to cook you up and eat you if you are taken hostage by the morlocks.

[@ricardogalvan1031]

@@Top10soon What's English and why are we speaking it?

[@odiwalker3973]

whats a over?

[@TheNecropolis20]

at Odi Walker - YOU SAID =when whats over ? - " MY RESPONSE - when the music of life is over" and its turn out the lights and its lights out for you , and your chakras are no longer dancing to the beat of our drums world when the mortal cord of life has been permanently broken = , the souls move on to another world and another life after passing though the kingdom of heaven (bible dialect) / holo-deck on super quantum computer "beast of revelation" time traveling computer space ship (new age religion dialect) some will stay behind though, and get left behind , i want to see how the year 2021 ended and maybe 2022 and who know when i die life is uncertain i am a character.. but around me inside of my cybernetic and Askasic soul chakra is the player and he will decide my fate...i am the character whos fate is being decided and weaved by this player guiding my character decisions and living with his mistakes that pissed off his player , but life is going on theres mistakes things are doomed people are dieing and people are being born and like why just go jump of a thing and fall from a height and kill your self, i mean suicide is not the way to act / portray or play a simulated world, we are here to explore what a life is like...so i the character will life out the rest of my life not being able to change my mistakes but find out things as the timeline unfolds, if doomsday comes my player will take over and posses me fully 100 % and be all like - "thats not how i died, ! and then like whoa , im not dead in real life but now im floating around the room in other mes the players soul shakra core.. but like this is what death is like its the same reality as now but only difference is your dead.." so like because of this me mister jonathan black i am like in the ride for his life and its like i get a front row ticket to a front row seat to doomsday living in the usa. from Wingmaker Jonathan Necropolis the stock market oracle of ohio holding $GBR , $GME , $PED , $SNDL

[@physcoticweirdo]

The disturbing thing about this is that in your exact location you're in right now there are different people from different points in time occupying the same space as you yet you're not able to interact with them in any form because you're a third dimensional being unable to communicate or see 4th dimensionally.

[@JacobRavenglass]

physcoticweirdo Due to the earth’s spin about its own axis, its path around the sun, the rotation of the galaxy itself, etc. no one will ever occupy the same point of space as you right now, be they from the past or the future.

[@Avalon_1991]

So in the 4th dimension I might actually have a very attractive woman in my bed?

[@antoniolukovic3112]

the scariest thing is you do not know who in the past or future has died, murdered, raped, vomitted, gave birth to or tortured in the exact same place you are right now. you walk lands filled with bodies of dead soldiers/knights and you pass sites that will one day disappear entirely. You see people whose great great great grandfather was ultra best friends with yours, and you pass your death day every year ... and you dont even know it

[@Adrian-ig4jp]

@@JacobRavenglass time doesnt understand about space.

[@jnichols3]

That is why I find "Now and Then" videos haunting. kzbin.info/www/bejne/op3OkKd_r7yFapY

[@olliverwolliver]

Just watching this makes me wish I was living in a different era of time where I am much happier with my life and I am around better people and away from the terrible people that surround me at this moment in time. I wouldn't feel so lonely and hopeless if that was to be.

[@abdouliverpool247]

There is someone for you at any place and anytime ..and this one existed even before time and space .....godspeed brother ..godspeed .

[@Leto85]

I'm sorry to read this. But maybe you've been born in just the right time to learn how to be happy. Happiness can be a choice, you know, but it can be if you choose to believe in it.

[@oliviannejb1318]

But you're not alone.....there are thousands who feel just like you do and are even in a similar predicament or worse.......you're never alone

[@Ponk_80]

I’m sorry for your situation, but sadly happiness is a state of mind, not a place or time. I wish You all the best.

[@CooManTunes]

KZbin will not be the source of your happiness. For true happiness, you must separate yourself from leftist entities.

[@hassankhan]

One of the most UNDERRATED film 💕👍🏼🥰

[@fluffdegoss]

even though I adore the original, the remake is truly underrated. They did an awesome job recreating it. one of my top ten favorite sci fi movies.

[@wardogies]

The moon incident basically destroyed most of what humanity accomplished and set us back

[@karenlee3372]

Yeah I thought that was stupid too.. you've got to do your research before you do something that stupid. I mean what is the moon really made out of iron maybe some nickel definitely research

[@vonb2792]

@@karenlee3372 it's part of the sci-fic storyline... humanity when so far, than 1 incident creates an apocalyptic scenario... it's a setup to make an interesting story :) ... you'll see this common thread in all sci-fi books. I am reading Asimov I, Robot... and the line is : "we robots have surpassed our creator the weak humans.. Creatures becomes Creators.."

[@karenlee3372]

@@vonb2792 I read the book The Time machine it wasn't too awfully bad.. it makes you think is it possible.. I also read my share of apocalyptic takeover books..some of them are not to scare the fertilizer out of you.. I think I'll stick to reading books about how to survive in the wilderness

[@DragoonZell]

@@karenlee3372 you have to understand that as Time progresses the need for innovative ideas and wants also increases people get impatient and so deadlines get tighter, pressure mounts, cuts are made, and then.....disaster, could it have been avoided? Who knows. But according to this movie there are so many variables in so many ways even with Time travel no one knows truely what will happen next.

[@karenlee3372]

@@DragoonZell yeah it's just a movie but it really should do your research before you go drilling into a rock.. it was a good movie though I have seen some of the original ones too.. I read the book as well. the only way that I think you could even possibly travel through time would be the wormhole theory.. maybe so not so much time travel but going from one dimension to another.. like the old TV show sliders same Earth different dimensions.. I miss that show too..

[@ianrkav]

I saw this just after it came out. Hard to believe this was 19 years ago! I must have jumped forward in time:-)

[@jimbopumbapigsticks]

Such an underrated movie. Improved story and the soundtrack is lovely.

[@hadorstapa]

It's a really interesting film. So very different from the book, yet drawn from common themes and extrapolating many of the same ideas. In some ways it is a story that I find it easier to engage with and understand than the original.

[@richsalazme]

0:25 - 1:10 This scene right here where they're in two different points in time, this is what a 4th dimensional being would see.

[@oliviannejb1318]

How do you know?

[@windbag8900]

@@oliviannejb1318 Someone correct me if I am mistaken. The being from 4th dimension would not be affected by time as our mind is affected along with our bodies. He can "see" both Alexander in future and his friends from past in that spot. He can probably see many more time stops there but can probaly chose what to see. For an exampl. Let's say you are in a room with your family and friends. It's your birthday. Everyone is talking to you Let every person be considered as a time spot. In the crowed you hear you mother and she is mad because you broke a plate. The person on your right was trying to explain to you how you should invest in some stocks but you didn't listen. You chose what you want to see or hear or aknowlege. Same thing hits the 4th dimension being. It can selectively see places. Learn from observation. But imagine it just. Being able to see an object in time. How it dissolves and reshapes. It would probably look quite strange visually. It flows. Everything is ever reshapeing. For every interaction you can see consequences. Hope I made some sense.

[@oliviannejb1318]

@@windbag8900 I wonder what that being would look like? I wonder if they currently exist? Just roaming around us

[@kuros-ov]

Actually they wouldn't. Because the planet itself is also moving as time progresses, not only rotating, not only revolving around the sun but moving as part of a larger galaxy. The "same place" on earth is in a completely different location in relation to the universe.

[@krakraichbinda]

Consider a tesseract from "Interstellar" movie.

[@thebutchernassa8384]

Underrated masterpiece

[@FlowLikeWater429]

I seriously doubt anyone 800,000 years in the future will be speaking regular English as languages evolve very fast

[@caligreen4208]

Love the fu*king ending, both were sad to have there buddy gone,...... but both knew he succeeded !!! Love the tribal music at the right moment as well, such a great movie, one to show the kids yo!!!

[@ZombieBiohazard]

I remember the day I graduated high school I played this scene a lot that night at home. It just felt so right for some reason.

[@VulgarInitials]

Quite bittersweet ain't it?

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

That must feel so epic

[@bycottfrenchproducts.mukht1189]

One of the most underrated movie.

[@FATillery]

Indeed it is my friend. I truly enjoyed it and it will continue as part of my movie collection although I suspect in 'time' it will take other formats from the current DVD...

[@CrustofCreation]

This movie is so underrated #uglycry

[@lonewolf5054]

So true

[@antontaylor4530]

Yes, it was - but he could have saved his fiancée once he understood that he was creating a temporal paradox by simply explaining the situation to himself of the past, explaining what happened and why, and that he needs to build a time machine to save her - then take her to the future just before she's killed.

[@antontaylor4530]

@odeerg Yes, and he failed each time because he didn't realise that he was creating a temporal paradox, which could be avoided by simply explaining the situation to himself of the past. If he saves her, then he has no reason to build the time machine, but without the time machine he doesn't save her. It's the "grandfather paradox" - Google it. He could avoid the paradox by explaining to himself of the past why he needs to build the time machine and then taking his fiancée away before she's shot.

[@antontaylor4530]

@odeerg I really don't care what the director said, it's irrelevant. He's not God. He doesn't decide what is and isn't possible in temporal physics or relativity. "She will die no matter what, period." - wrong. The fact is that he could have saved her. It doesn't matter that he took her away and she still died - in that scenario, he had not fixed the grandfather paradox, so she still died. You claim to know "all about this" - well then you should understand what he got wrong and how he could've fixed it. As for "It's just a movie" - so? - that doesn't mean I cannot point out a plot flaw. If you don't like me pointing out that the movie got a plot point wrong, tough. I have that right. Suck it up.

[@RMJ1984]

@@antontaylor4530 He could also fake Emma's death, if he travels to the past and makes it look like she still died, so that his younger self believes she died, well then, he will make the time machine go to the future find out that she is alive and the circle can continue

[@milesperhour4998]

I liked the 60s ending, where he goes back to the present, takes three books and then goes back to the future.

[@andreaferrara1966]

This final is absolutely harrowing. Soundtrack would deserve an Oscar and the same for special effects

[@ATOMICROBOT667]

Love this movie! Someone on here has matched this with IRON MAIDENS song The time machine and it is absolutely brilliant!!

[@igodreamer7096]

Foi um bom filme. Bom o bastante para assistir numa tarde, no fim de semana. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@ComradeHellas]

One of the most powerful scenes

[@vonb2792]

This scene always touched me.

[@garethspotfur1]

filby tossing away his bowler hat is the perfect denoument. a sign that he can move beyond his stodgy ways, and see the world through new eyes, as alexander suggested.

[@saraferguson1156]

This came out on my 9th birthday. I remember going to see it in theaters and how sad the ending was. But now that I’ve watched it all these years later, it’s actually a really good ending. He finally got what he was looking for: peace of mind and a chance to start over.

[@emilaf3123]

Only I crying when I see this video?:'(

[@Adrian-ig4jp]

Nope

[@ComradeHellas]

No :(((

[@Nithincr1]

😔

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

No

[@nawaf757]

This film is beautiful

[@amazingman63]

This movie actually proves the need for humans on other worlds. If we had colonized enough 1 moon incident wouldn't have ended our civilization

[@samsonguy10k]

And yet, even after thousands of years, there is still plenty of time to pick ourselves back up and try again. The Sun barely aged in the time that homo sapiens first appeared to when we first set foot on the Moon.

[@amitabharay724]

I gave the 1000th like to this video. The ending is beautiful and so is the score by Klaus badelt.

[@Top10soon]

I want to watch another time travel type of movie! I love those type of movies!

[@chicha9788]

The Mrs. Watchit and Mr. P were incredible people. I love 'em at the end

[@kianaone2610]

When I was younger I though this scene was them seeing him in the future. Like they knew he was there and were talking about it. Of course I was also 8 when it came out, and only seen the ending the first time. Didn't see the beginning until way later, and thought that this ending was actually the beginning and how they were talking about him going to the future and what not. Never realized this was the ending until later on when I started watching from the beginning. I was more interested in being outside than watching an entire movie, so yeah.

[@PopeSixtusVI]

I just got done watching one of those KZbin true crime commentaries about real missing people and the subject was Phoenix Coldon/Reeves; and when they explained in great detail how this is the case of an exceptionally brilliant runaway with a demonstrated ability to live double lives and pulled off a scheme to assumed a new identity (and not a kidnapping/murder victim) I immediately thought of this scene. If it’s true (and it is just a theory) than Godspeed indeed, Phoenix, Godspeed.

[@philipchiu9835]

I prefer the original 1960s version. You see more of philby as well as his son too and how they each reacted to seeing George (as Alexander was called in 1960s version) as the years go by. Very Touching.

[@angelfuturejob]

Finally letting go of the past to create a better future. Only took 800,000 years and a Time Machine.

[@jja1483]

He had electricity 😏when she turned off the switch what a cool movie they should have made a part 2,I've only seen parts of this movie but looks cool af

[@leilalessia]

One of the best movie i ever seen! :')

[@briandaleske5139]

I wonder what a show series of (THE TIME MACHINE) might be like if it was ever made?

[@محمدعلي-ث7ر9خ]

The OST matched well with the scene, perfect ending

[@lordgoro]

THROWS the BOWLER HAT!! EPIC!!!

[@ariel.l.borrero]

Your garden is still there and my has it grown!

[@Gracchus_Maximus]

The Future Part of this movie was boring but everything before was very good and the ending is one of the best ones I have ever seen. Comparable to Lotro and Return of the Jedi

[@jerrywatchesmovies]

That's a good movie score!

[@woyame1]

I've always loved it when Philby tosses that hat.

[@blacdeath98]

That's what I cant get over in Time travel, is who you leave behind, in both directions,

[@guytech7310]

Does matter if you don't have a time machine. You lose connections to the people in the past, They move away, or you move. In the future, you mean different people. also applies to your location. Everyone movies, changes jobs, etc.

[@damirbabic7403]

Godspeed my fine lad...godspeed i feel sorry for the old lady are they ever meet again ? 😥😥😥😥best h.g.wells timemachine movie i watched 2021. I have no one i am all alone on this earth no wife no girl no children no family i survived godspeed my lad 😥😥😥😥

[@andamurti]

great movie, better than first version :)

[@michaelbart2389]

I like this ending better than the novels and the 1960 ending.

[@jimbopumbapigsticks]

I think that's a picture of H.G. Wells in the hall at 2:05.

[@ComputerLearning0]

Excellent movie that really makes you think.

[@jackgaulsfitnessvlog4802]

this video proves that the past present and the future co exist with one another.

[@jonathanbrandow9959]

Physics does as well. Time is not an arrow, but instead the past present and future exist as one.

[@jemynq]

Not true

[@rippspeck]

Jack proves that you should stay in school, kids.

[@bridgetanderson3644]

I loved this movie as a kid

[@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676]

I love it even as adult

[@sidearmsalpha]

Great ending! I'm sure he was instrumental in jumpstarting technology again and I'm sure he ends up with Samantha Mumba.

[@bomberguy06]

In the 60s movie he kept his time machine.

[@misterpoopnose6547]

How will the place you reside now will look like in 800 thousand years from now?

[@BoloBouncer]

His attitude goes from fixing regrets to avoiding regrets.

[@AprilReigns18]

That is life

[@TamptheChamp2]

0:48 Wait, what is it he says here? I looked up this video just to find out, but it’s not in the subtitles!

[@ammarfarooq2883]

That'll get you in the feels

[@conandoyle1740]

one of the saddest and best underated movies I ever saw made me look into einsteins relativity

[@ideamaker]

Wouldn't it be funny if when Mr. Philby tosses his hat, a cop suddenly yelled at him, "Hey you! What's the idea of littering? Pick that up!". ;)

[@jeremyrobs3643]

Alternate universe where Robert Baratheon raised Jamie Lannnister.

[@resonanttotality8322]

This is a good example of the Power of Now. Where there is no future or past. Just the present where both concepts play out side by side...

[@MastaSmack]

The power of now is really dumb, because if you were just in the now, you'd never do anything. I couldn't even type this message to you, because I had to think about what I was gonna say, knowing that I would have to write it just a little after the now I just was in...George Carlin has a funny bit about it.

[@theLAngeles1]

Einstein is happy now. This scene shows the relativity theory.

[@jonathanbrandow9959]

Which part?

[@theLAngeles1]

Jonathan Brandow the whole scene. they in the future, and the old woman and the other guy in the past... walking in the same space, at same time. relativity;... you are dead, alive and in the belly of your mother now. everything at same time.

[@kaister901]

Breaching the light barrier doesn't guarantee you would go back in time. You can access the future by going at light speed. You age slower and therefore when you stop. Many years would have gone by and for you it would be the future. The rest would have aged normally. To go back to the past. You need to have access to the 4th dimension. Which is time. Just as how a poker card character has only access to 2 dimensions and can never understand the 3rd dimension. We probably will be stuck in the time dimension. Until we find a way to access like we access or 3 dimensional space freely.

[@NotLegato]

this is so silly. einstein's theories of relativity include GR and special relativity. GR shows how space and time curve under gravitational influence, and special relativity tells how motion affects the passage of time. nothing about relativity in this movie.

[@CooManTunes]

Time travel would require the capacities of a Type III civilization.

[@Andrewcranky]

Can we all just agree that his friend and house keeper suck. The guy's disappeared, lord knows to where, and they’re like." La-de-da. Life moves moves on. Hope he's in a better place. Next." Nice,,,. : (

[@JohnathanAyala]

Amazing how a small change could shape the future of the humanity. 2:30

[@greekpanther1]

makes me cry every fukin time

[@LucidDreamer54321]

At 0:06 Yo, that woman is a megababe!

[@victorioflores2294]

Yea indeed God speed my fine lad! She and Mr. Philby will have no CLOSURE at what happen to her Master and his dear friend till they die. Others are more fortunate, who are missing on earth maybe one in a million chance that fate and chance will reveal the answer to that question what and where. Unlike our main character who move on hoping to find answer to his question why he could not change the past no matter how many times he return. Now he is at the year 800000 and the past is just a memory.

[@metjustutkus3349]

I'm not sure, could I just leave world, all of people I know, my family, friends every aspect's of my life just like that leave it behind start new live it's so depressive.

[@antoniolukovic3112]

@Sherazade Mayers But what was left for him in the past? What did he leave behind? As his friend stated, he finally found his home and those he loved. He knew that he would never be able to be normal if he went back. No one would believe him and he would have to watch humanity go through it all. Imagine knowing that your whole city will soon disappear and millions would die becuase of 2 wars. Imagine knowing that humanity's progress will one day explode the moon. Imagine knowing that for all talk about us being "the superior species" we will one day be sheep for Morlocks. And imagine knowing that once in your life when you could have done good you chickened out. If I was Hartegan, and I went back to my family and friends, I would kill myself after 1 hour.

[@oregonghost3226]

2:44 made me think, why follow everyone else. fuck them. follow your own path

[@lordgoro]

exactly what I do. Despised by my fellow writers, because I DO my own thing!

[@michaelbart2389]

This movie was interesting. This ending is not like the novel or the 1960 movie. However, I find this ending happier than the others.

[@rocky_1700]

Why he throw his hat at last

[@CooManTunes]

@@rocky_1700 There was bird shit on it.

[@manuelmendezruiz3880]

Es increíble cómo un mismo espacio de este planeta...es vivido por tantas generaciones...y al final...esto qué sentido tiene??????

[@nortsoldier]

Gods i need a Housekeeper

[@MoneyTrees2012]

Imagine telling somebody their friend isn't dead but is 800,000 years in the future. What the hell.

[@drfunk1986]

LOL The sad thing is, that all the people they're showing in the past are going to still go through all the bullshit he sped through such as WWII and the nuclear bombings that leads to all of that happening.

[@antoniolukovic3112]

yes, and here lies the age old question: if you had a time machine would you use it. You can go to the past and realise its not possible to change it, or cause a massive change due to butterfly effect Or you can go to the future and see what awaits mankind, knowing nobody would ever believe you if you told them, EVER

[@MastaSmack]

@@antoniolukovic3112ust show them a picture of yourself from the distant past.

[@wistick2146]

this is my fav movie

[@justice_crash2521]

Incredible

[@iamsargon]

What 3 books would you have brought!!

[@energicko]

One of them would definitely be about gardening and horticulture. (The unknown flower given to Filby in the original.)