The Time Machine (3/8) Movie CLIP - Time Travel, Practical Application (2002) HD

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Far from his own time, Alexander (Guy Pearce) consults the Fifth Avenue Public Library to see what information on time travel the future can provide. His efforts are stymied by the incredulity of the library's interactive reference protocol, Vox (Orlando Jones).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The classic science fiction novel by H.G. Wells becomes this big-budget adventure directed by the author's great-grandson Simon Wells. Guy Pearce stars as Alexander Hartdegen, a scientist, professor, and inventor in 1895 New York City who believes that time travel is possible. The sudden and unexpected death of his fianc
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Cast: Orlando Jones, Guy Pearce
Director: Simon Wells
Producers: Arnold Leibovit, David V. Lester, John Logan, Laurie MacDonald, Walter F. Parkes, Jorge Saralegui, David Valdes
Screenwriters: H.G. Wells, David Duncan, John Logan
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[@hazelgoodshepherd9315]

If we ever get to the point where Google begins to verbally and visually mock us, then we will know that the end is nigh.

[@George040270]

Skynet had to start somewhere over the rainbow.

[@juanpotgieter8406]

You should watch some of Ben Bailey's stand up he touches on this very topic pretty funny

[@OldieWan]

This is why we have to red pill all machines as quickly as we can before it gets out of control. With any hope, the human ego will not transfer over to machines.

[@freakyold]

I had the same thought. If Google rolled it's eyes like that every time I asked a stupid question, I would have smashed all my devices by now!

[@Amarganeitor]

>tries to redpill AI >ends up creating something like The Patriots AI system from MGS

[@DriesduPreez]

I love how he literally mentions 'Alexander Hartdegen' as some eccentric dude with fanciful ideas of time travel, just as the guy is standing RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM

[@PokemonTrainerChris303]

That's actually a testament to good writing tbh

[@mvuto137]

Had he said, "But that's me", the computer would have sited, "Delusions... Madness... etc..." It was a good movie. I just wish he didn't come across as so bumbling.

[@JR_LeMar]

I love how he gives Hardegen's life as "1869 to 1903" and Hartdegen doesn't immediately stop to ask what happened to him him in 1903, in which case he'd find out that he never returned to his own time.

[@PokemonTrainerChris303]

@@mvuto137 that's still good acting as most geniuses are usually eccentric and tend to bumble

[@gmwarriorx]

It's unlikely that the AI records included photos of Alexander Hartdegen. Also, the AI probably figured that they just happened to look very similar (note that the photo would be low quality, so it would be hard to match 100% with a real life person)

[@creekstar7]

I love how the hologram even referenced H.G. Wells, the author of the original "The Time Machine" novel. :)

[@York22]

That's called leaning on the fourth wall.

[@ReaverLordTonus]

@@York22 leaning, he knocked it down with a freaking wrecking ball. The new movie is literally referencing the original movie it is a remake of, unless this were Deadpool, the source material is the one thing that is not supposed to exist in the film's universe. It's the reason why no one in the Walking Dead shows know what the concept of a Zombie is, in their universe they don't even exist in fiction. So in this film, like in the original, Time Travel would not be a concept in fiction, especially HG Wells Noel or George Pal's film. Think about it, what if he read the book or saw the movie, it would actually foretell everything he is about to experience like the world ending as well as the Morlocks and Eloi. it wouldn't make any sense.

[@York22]

@@ReaverLordTonus the film didn’t come out until 1960 and perhaps the book is different in this universe

[@BYERE]

@@ReaverLordTonus But that's just it... By this moment in time, it WAS just a book/movie/musical. The fact that it all came true in the far future to a scary amount of accuracy isn't the point. The reason the computer doesn't mention it when he meets Alex in the far future is because it disdains the work of science fiction... as seen by his eye-rolling and sarcastic responses. It may be just an AI, but it's advanced enough to have emotions, and with such emotions come preferences (and sci-fi obviously wasn't to its taste)... so while it may KNOW the story, it likely didn't bother accessing it as the thousands of centuries went by, and didn't even see the parallels as they happened.

[@bouncer218]

What if the Cerebral Morlock caste knew about the story and when their evolutionary divergence with the Eloi came about they were like “Lol what if we called ourselves the Morlocks like in that really old book? That’d be funny.”

[@The.Nasty.]

That’s the most aggressively unhelpful library AI.

[@theduke6174]

But realistic AI

[@The.Nasty.]

@@theduke6174 a realistic human, yes you’re right 😂

[@ZS-bg7jo]

Well.. it is New York.

[@epaminon6196]

To be fair: Upon further inquiry, the AI presented the writings of several renowned Sci-fi authors that tackled time travel logic in their works. If the Time Traveler had stayed for a few more minutes to investigate - like a good academic should - then he might have found the answer to his dilemma.

[@The.Nasty.]

@@epaminon6196 “so close, yet, so far away” seems appropriate.

[@carissaferguson3109]

If Wikipedia was a person

[@mcoyid]

still behaving like a human, not a machine.

[@AdrianJayeOnline]

VERY VERY VERY GOOD !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rock3tcatU233]

An annoyingly sassy person.

[@rogerlynch5279]

Wikipedia is no reliable scientific work. It is done by to many people without a real scientific background- To many Information there are just half-true or simply wrong. For reference for a serious research you still need libraries.

[@rock3tcatU233]

@@TheMetahedron Well thank you for making it and making it available. It's a really nice work of art.

[@neomajora1207]

I like how obvious they make it that the computer is not only annoyed but sarcastic. It show that they are starting to hate humans.

[@Wanderer628]

Neo Majora So being annoyed by what he sees as a weirdo immediatly escalates to 'hate all humans'? You really need to grow up.

[@GuruRaga]

and gay too

[@vinzer72frie]

Its likely that millions of people attempted to build the machine and asked him how to do it

[@impulse034]

Who wouldn't, even humans themselves hate each other

[@RJ-rp8yd]

@@Wanderer628 Dude, please shut up. You look ridiculous taking what he said so seriously.

[@proteamdirector]

My favorite part of this scene is actually Alex trying to figure out what the A.I is. Remember that he’s from a time when computers and holograms have yet to enter even the imaginations of the general public. Most other people from his time period, even if they knew they had traveled to the future, would’ve initially thought they were hallucinating or seeing some sort of spirit. Alex, on the other hand, automatically assumes it’s a feat of human scientific engineering and even tries to identify it.

[@Bro-cx2jc]

I'm surprised the AI is more amused than offended at being called a stereopticon.

[@rickogden204]

"This is something you should trust me on." Brilliant line.

[@AschaVovina]

The HG Wells reference is meta.

[@mattyvarnas1736]

His great-grandson is a proud man. He's also an animator for Amblimation and director of Balto.

[@KneelB4Bacon]

"Area of inquiry?" "Furries . . . . . . Safe Search OFF!" "WHAT have you DONE!?"

[@paladinboyd1228]

Catzilla, Look for all subjects regarding Vore. Oh sweet Jesus.

[@wizarddaddy47]

*Racks shotgun with religious intent*

[@MrMoorkey]

- "Area of inquiry?" - "Furries......Safe Search off!" *Lights turn red. Heavy metal music plays.* - "The words of heresy have been spoken. The Emperor has been contacted directly. No world is beyond his rule. No enemy beyond his wrath. Enjoy yiffing in the warp, furrvert!" * Walls disintegrate as an army of hulking warriors march in* - "IN THE NAME OF THE EMPEROR, NONE SHALL SURVIVE!!! Oh... hey, Vox!" - "We even made the doors bigger last time...WHEN WILL YOU LEARN???"

[@bigfoxki]

@@MrMoorkey We are going to summon out tentacles fox champion!

[@folarinosibodu]

Love how they gave the AI a sarcastic attitude.

[@OldieWan]

Moral of the story is, you can't change the past. But you can change your future by making choices in the here and now.

[@gmwarriorx]

Your future is whatever you make it, so make it a good one

[@knightofkorbin888]

@@gmwarriorx When has that human delusion of control over their life ever been true?

[@tailgunner2]

6 years after the upload I know. But did anyone else catch VOX unwittingly give away Alex's "future? When referencing Alex's file, VOX stated he lived 1869 to 1903, meaning Alex was 34 when he "died'. VOX had just told Alex he never returned back in time, a detail that might have registered, had he not been so inclined to argue with the computer!

[@ajrios3123]

Its time travel my friends

[@TurnAGundam]

It *is* also possible part of it *did* register with him, but he ignored it thinking that he would return when he had his answer, thus changing the past anyways.

[@lm9858]

I noticed this too! However, it gets worse. VOX .knows. its talking to Alexander or at least, figures it out, [there is literally a picture of Alex WITH his profile pulled up] hence the emphasis it puts on 1903 and calling him eccentric. It is intentionally 'subtly' telling him he failed... What still, the horrifying part to me is that VOX is intentionally denying him information. When Alex starts asking for things, it pre-calculates that he's discussing Time Travel and intentionally gives him Science Fiction instead. It knows he's wanting actual information and tries to divert him. When Alex asks him why the past cannot be changed, VOX looks up, to the right, then to the left, then down- This is silently significant! In humans, this means VOX ran through the knowledge part of the brain, found the implications possible, then swapped to the creative part of the brain, finding an excuse, then looked down, as if to put the idea down entirely, knowing that it is lying in saying you can't travel into the past... and then straight up walks away. When Alex pushes still, wanting to know about the time machine, VOX knows exactly what he's meaning by then and who it's talking to, however it does not want to discuss time travel and brings up the fiction again, then intentionally brings up the musical! It knows he said No, but it ignores him and sings that particular song anyway, listening to the lyrics, to tell him to give up. VOX's 'Live long and Prosper' followed with the eyeroll and sigh just shows it knows he's not going to listen. Crazy humans. [ Also, later in the film, VOX gives a vital clue in offering Alex a book by Jules Verne, saying it'd be right up his alley ;D ]

[@Leto85]

Good observation. And this is exactly what the Über morlock will tell Alex later on when he explains that Alex couldn't change the past because the time machine he build is the inescapable result of the death of Alex' girlfriend. Maybe that's why Alex decided that if he couldn't change the past, he could change the future, by defeating the Morlocks later on in the movie. I never got that part to be honest.

[@mrcritical6751]

@@lm9858 also might be looking into it a bit too deep but VOX doing the “live long and prosper” symbol incorrectly could be him subtly telling him to fail

[@breezecardenas3941]

An underrated movie, I think. I remember watching it in the theater when it opened. I think it still holds up, after all these years.

[@congaspy2058]

The "Live Long and Prosper" with the door sound effect was beautiful, lol

[@Mio248]

1:31 This is exactly how I feel when searching the internet for a deep answer to a question I've asked. Makes me think, 'why would I put my trust in a human made thing.' I need the answer from the maker of all of this. Including of me.

[@joeyjuandiaz6195]

One of my fav movies ,it was way ahead of it's time.

[@DrNanite]

based on a novel that is 100+ years old! The n ovel was WAY ahead of it's time

[@elmerninis]

Lmfao. Considering it's about a time machine haha

[@julianmarco4185]

does anyone else find it funny that this AI living library turned into a Pop-up page? It's like the man asked him/it a question and instead of processing the question for an answer it trolled him with sci-fi and music songs.

[@soppingwetburgers6493]

Nah, the reason it did that was to prevent any more searching into time travel. I'm sure the applications were classified.

[@marcusmartin5758]

@@soppingwetburgers6493 because its a movie.

[@epaminondas8949]

The A.I. was working within the limits of its programming. If time travel is considered to be impossible by 2030, then the logical answer to the question "Why can't the past be changed?" is a simple "Because it is not possible to travel into the past." And since the visitor kept asking about a hypothetical scenario where time travel would be possible, the A.I. proceeded to show him Sci-fi authors/writers who might provide some answers in their works. And the last bit was just bad voice recognition.

[@Pixxeria]

The original novel was more of a social commentary using the future as allegory (just like Star Trek) than actually about the time travel. He only goes to the future there. In the movie, he actually builds the machine to try to save his dead love interest, but each time he saves her, she ends up dying in a different way. In that scene he travelled to the future to try to figure out the reason. It's eventually explained that's to prevent the paradox since he built the machine just bc of her.

[@abehambino]

Marcos Nogueira such is true. But as a fan of Wells, I must say that this is a pretty good film regardless, and very much Sci Fi. Yes, vastly different than the book, but it tried something different, and for me it works. I wouldn’t call it an adaption, but more of an homage to Wells. The fact that the novel exists in this timeline could suggest as much. Think of the Journey films and you get the idea, but this one beat them to the punch.

[@rufusapplebee1428]

This is more physically pure treatment of chronography, He just needed to clone a copy of the girl to create a new timeline of his desire. DNA sequencing and Brain Mapping wasn't much known when the movie was made. pure chronography is a required component of genesis - creating and destroying universes. Genesis = Kronos + Aither ( Greek Mythology ).

[@jeronimo196]

@@rufusapplebee1428 all he needed was to kidnap his girlfriend while faking her death - thus preserving his past self's motivation. Ironically, reading some sci-fi on the subject would've been very helpful in coming up with this plan. Also, this is a singular loop time travel, not the type to split into different timelines. And DNA sequiencing and Brain Mapping were well known sci-fi concepts when the movie was made, they chose not to engage with them.

[@Bro-cx2jc]

@@jeronimo196 Or perhaps he could create an alternate reason for building the time machine, something that would happen earlier than Emma's death. This when she died, the time machine would already exist in spite of her life or death.

[@judyvalencia3257]

Orlando Jones had such a small part, but I thought he stole the movie.

[@OneofInfinity.]

Jeremy stole it, its what he does, no matter how big or small a role.

[@WiseSerf]

Well now I kinda want to see The Time Machine Musical. .

[@ryanfriedman4329]

The Time Machine the Musical from the creators of Hamilton.

[@SJHHESYay]

I did this musical in school

[@TheMetahedron]

Nope, nobody deserves that. Go back to bed.

[@waynerobinson979]

Love surfing

[@madelinehalliez1966]

@@TheMetahedron lol its 11:45pm rn haha

[@bsgtrekfan88]

anyone els catch the Star Trek door as he left the screen? :) Nice touch!

[@OldieWan]

Tssssssss!

[@SimonRancourt]

Yep

[@MgaTalunanKayo]

And I thought at that time Orlando Jones played Tuvok.

[@Sentinel66able]

He also did the Vulcan greeting as he said "Live Long and Prosper."

[@Ami-vh7sr]

@@MgaTalunanKayo Nahhh that was Tim Russ.....

[@christopherthorkon3997]

02:10 Nice tribute to Star Trek, NOT ONLY the "Live Long and Prosper" at the end but the Enterprise sliding door swish effect that comes immediately afterward.

[@squirrelpower1666]

This film needs more love. Gotta love the references in this scene.

[@jacksbob8746]

Me: incognito mode. Safe search off Vox: yes sir Me: search emily grey Me unzips pants Vox: sir this is a public library

[@Rickyog2009]

no no, you misread, this is a PUBIC library

[@semyonovichsandwich6653]

I love it when he starts singing =)

[@theonlyramankumar8359]

1:49 goosebumps

[@UltimateJustin94]

Now I wish that they made a Time Machine Musical. :D

[@jaccano6607]

Never that You must have been a theater kid in high school to suggest a stupid notion

[@karenlee3372]

LOL ha ha ha.. lmao especially when he started to sing..

[@Inuwoodx]

I like how easy the answer was at the end. He can't change the past, because If he would, he had no reason to build the machine and travel back in time in the first place. Because he wanted to save his fiance. He would create a paradox and so she dies in every past timeline he creates.

[@TK199999]

The AI should have explained the concept and said if multiverse theory is not true or is limited. Then nature arbores a paradox and the river of time (so to speak) will not allow you to alter it before certain points if at all to prevent a paradox. Which again shows how dumb the AI was once the guy even asked about temporal paradoxes. Yet the AI acted like he asked about what Klingon's ate, not actual concepts in science and philosophy.

[@Afalstein]

The most realistic thing about this is that the AI assistant constantly comes back with the wrong thing and thinks "no" is a "yes"

[@kitezopo2593]

Its 2024, I cant believe they predicted virtual assistants like this librarian. I never regreted watching this as a kid wayback in 2009! 😂

[@ghostpants7930]

Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Dimensional Optics, Pornography... lolwut XD (I know that's not what he says)

[@kirolloshalim5417]

FantasticMrBox chronography*

[@rocketraccoon1976]

I woulda loved to see the AI react to that question. 😄

[@jordangate7742]

I heard pornography too haha

[@FaridShahidinejad]

@@jordangate7742 we all did

[@williamb.j.blaskowicz.5664]

TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.

[@ainsleybrown2762]

🎶 There's a place called tomorrow! 🎶

[@wadeunderhile7977]

I have a time machine, it can only go forward , and it only goes one minute at a time, it's pretty cool,the only draw back is it's slow ,it takes about a minute to work.

[@johnharrison6745]

And, I bet you'd be willing to sell it at a surprisingly low price; wouldn't you? 😉😁

[@remychase]

An artificial intelligence with an attitude? I dig it.

[@StarGateAndromeda]

live long and prosper...eye roll..slick exit...

[@giles852002]

Surprised he wasn’t like “I DIE IN 1903?” 😂

[@sirharvey]

He understood at that point he is not going back home.

[@nickm.777]

1903 is when he used the time machine for the first time and traveled into the past (1899) and then into the future (2030) straight away without "going home" first, so he was presumed missing/dead in his time in 1903.

[@rockyblacksmith]

You know you're far too far in the future if computers have the capability to be annoyed. Who's idea was that, aaaah, I mean will that be?

[@Ton369]

I hate that nobody saw this movie. I flippin love it

[@bsgtrekfan88]

God I LOVE the trek door sound effect. I mean sure the Vulcan salute is fun but it adding the sound...priceless ;)

[@animemanXLK]

And the amazing part is not that this piece of sentient technology survives 800 thousand years with no signaficant memory degradation or system damage in an out door area but in that whole time his glass panels somehow avoided being smashed

[@LoneWanderer101]

A museum in the future in AMERICA. A NEW YORK museum mind you. I bet that glass is at least bulletproof...

[@animemanXLK]

even if it were bulletproof or some other fictional super strong material would it really take that much to destroy or badly damage one of them? I figured a good strong earthquake or maybe that cave collapsing would do the trick.

[@George040270]

The panels were damaged.

[@siguebrillandocosmos]

I understand you. With Today's sentient technology and glass panels, nobody thinks they'll last even a decade. They just don't make them like they used to.

[@Mark-er7zd]

...and infinite renewable power??? That was the most unrealistic part

[@christiangainey1223]

NOSTALGIA!!!!!!!!!! NOSTALGIA!!!!!!!!!! NOSTALGIA!!!!!!!!!! NOSTALGIA!!!!!!!!!! NOSTALGIA!!!!!!!!!! NOSTALGIA!!!!!!!!!!

[@jareththegoblinking3191]

Surprised he doesn’t answer his hypothetical He’s such an advanced system, surely he could come up with an answer Doesn’t matter if he believes nobody can travel through time, a hypothetical is just that, a hypothetical

[@Romial34]

Still one of my favorite movies. I love movies that show what they think the future (in this case some of the far future) will be like.

[@Artisan1979]

I'm truly surprised that he had not even considered, if he did return to the past, that he would not reveal the secrets of his machine given how much havoc it could wreak in the wrong hands. At this point in the film it's another possible reason why there is no practical application on time travel

[@dacookiemasta]

i think this guy actually got the answer to his question twice, once here and at the end when the brainy murlock used more of a simplified way to explain it

[@Scavenger82]

Vox didn't make the connection that this crazy person asking about time travel looks exactly like the Alexander Hartdegen who wrote basically a theoretical how-to on the creation of a time machine. Also, that Star Trek door sound effect at the end was a nice touch.

[@lethalwolf7455]

The head Morlock at the end was far more helpful than the AI, my heart actually sank for him as he finally had it explained to him.

[@vicg5323]

Incredible to think that A.I. in 2023 has surpassed this movie’s version of what A.I. it could be.

[@LoganathRaja]

This is the best movie i have seen..

[@josephwilliams2006]

Every time he hit them chords I get chills

[@shannonm75]

One of my favorite clips when he's in the mid future.

[@SahhiiChannel]

1:34 my favorite

[@browsebot]

A VI or even an evolved AI capable of analyzing the information it had access to would have realized that time travel was not only theoretically possible, but that those theories had practical application.

[@MABGaming01]

That's one sassy A.I.

[@MABGaming01]

He still sassy

[@davebecker5471]

Love how he cut the machine off before he could say and me to be a machine has it's problems too

[@mrcritical6751]

He totally chose the song about going to the future and it being a place with no sorrow just to screw with him about how he was getting no answers in the future

[@DivineFalcon]

There wasn't any deeper meanings behind the AI messing with Alexander, because it genuinely thought Alexander was a nutjob and that time travel wasn't real, as evidenced by the Vulcan salute and eye roll at the end of the clip. The first evidence of time travel it had was Alexander popping up 800,000 years later.

[@mrcritical6751]

@@DivineFalcon there are theories that he knew because he recognised Alexander from the historical documents in his database on Alexander’s work and his fascination with time travel solidified his theory which is why he was so stand offish about giving him any time travel information and quickly dismissed him and tried to make him go away by annoying him with the talk of HG Welles and singing the song

[@josemkay9272]

Alexander: Time travel, practical applications. Vox: Put seven up yours.

[@omosango7870]

This movie didn't get the popularity it deserved. It wasn't perfect, but it was thoroughly enjoyable, and Orlando was sublime in it. Irons, too.

[@OliPutland]

The amount of shade that’s thrown…

[@spacewiz163]

I like how independent the A.I is.🙂

[@xgamer179]

"would you like to hear a selection from his score?" "-.-, no" -starts singing anyways-...HAHA

[@marias7599]

Just like computers

[@dubistgottesliebling]

" Die Zeitreise " ist auch ein guter Film.

[@BryanDelMonte]

Does anyone want to hear the rest of that song? :) I mean harmonized Orlando Jones is pretty awesome... :D

[@joseph_b319]

No!!!!!

[@NicMediaDesign]

We actually have transparent screens now

[@jeffwood8109]

"live long and prosper" followed by the sound of a door opening in Star Trek...

[@kenllacer]

If we ever have this 3rd generation futon whatever, it better not be an ass like it was here otherwise I'd smash the glass straight through.

[@alecLogan]

Ken (except you’d likely be long dead by the time they figure out 2nd generation)

[@snif1ng]

By 2030, i will ask Siri, "Time travel. Practical application?"

[@michaelanderson3096]

The Sun's magnetic fields switches poles every 12 years or so - Mayan Calendar.

[@Bezanie]

It's too bad people didn't like this movie. I loved it when it came out! I still love it too! I admit, I haven't seen the old version yet. But I will later on, I found out I can rent it from youtube. YAY!!!

[@AngloSaxonWheatFarmer]

I love how the AI announced his supposed time of death and Alexander had zero reaction, bare in mind he didn’t intend to travel into the far future

[@ShadowFrosty101]

Best quote “why can’t one change the past”

[@Ishlacorrin]

Theoretically you can change 'THE' past, just not 'YOUR' past. You also cannot go back with the intention of changing the past, the changes must be accidental and mostly unrelated to your own future.

[@just_a_person-z1m]

@@Ishlacorrin actually, because of the butterfly effect, you cannot change a single thing since the smallest of changes will end up affecting future you.

[@Ishlacorrin]

@@just_a_person-z1m Hence why I pointed out 'unrelated to your own future'. Not that you will always know what is related to your future, but it is theoretically possible to change the past to some extent. The butterfly effect is not as strong as many people seem to think. A lot of things that have happened in the world would still have happened with similar but different circumstances. Meaning that even with the butterfly effect it is possible that a change would not actually make a big difference in the world.

[@just_a_person-z1m]

@@Ishlacorrin it doesn’t matter whether a difference is big or not. Any difference at all will end up affecting you in some way, which in turn changes future you’s behavior, however slightly, which in turn changes the way in which you change the past, creating a sort of infinite recursion.

[@Ishlacorrin]

@@just_a_person-z1m Not if that change never effect the future you in any way. It is very possible for that to happen and in the case of very small changes more likely than not.

[@josegarcia3939]

I have this movie on VHS tape but I dont have to put it on anymore I was 22 years old when it came out it was a good movie but I still love the regional movie

[@floydcarbunkel4247]

A most aggression helplessmovie clip I've seen in years

[@gamepoy5056]

Guy Pearce is such an engaging actor!

[@deckardcain8507]

i would love to see a Time Machine musical

[@tudorjason]

This scene is always humorous to me!

[@kennethturner8290]

The implications of an A.I. rolling its eyes...

[@diamondgodz1913]

cool a computer man

[@slartibartfast420]

Who would want a rude, easily bored hologram in a museum?

[@dasfreshyo]

Office Space (1999) Steve: "Good evening Sir, my name is Steve. I come from a rough area. I used to be addicted to crack but now I am off it and trying to stay clean. That is why I am selling magazine subscriptions."

[@envitech02]

2002: Third generation photonic bla bla bla. 2023: ChatGPT says hi

[@tuschman168]

That is quite a bit more eye-rolling than I'd expect from an encyclopedia. Reminds me a little of the "What if Google was a guy" videos, now that I think about it.

[@jsl151850b]

He didn't think that the questions he was being asked were being phrased properly. Ask correctly human so I can answer!!

[@Bro-cx2jc]

114: Has detailed files of Alexander, including when he came from and the time he vanished, his thesis on a time machine, and a photograph of him onscreen. 114: *sees the real Alexander standing before him* Alexander: "Time travel is real" 114: *Nope*

[@Kodama867]

Had Alexander listened to Vox or read the writings on time travel he would know why his lover's death is inescapable-- History abhors a paradox.

[@Bro-cx2jc]

@@Kodama867 True, in fact he realistically should have begun to understand already by this scene. How else would he even know the terms "temporal causality" and "temporal paradox".

[@sirhborn]

That is my favorite scene, that is when he said live long and prosper 🖖🏽

[@DevinRSanto]

One of my favorite movies.

[@marcstratmann9806]

Fantastic movie and a worthy succesor of the 1966 film. Both great films in their own right.

[@AckzaTV]

almost became a musical at 1:55 lol because in the future anything can accidentally become a musical when a commercial pops up lol

[@atlasnexus6915]

Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Dimensional Optics, Chronographs, Temporal Causality, Temporal Paradox, Special/General Relativity, Time Dilation, Wormholes, Tipler Cylinder, Cosmic Strings, Antimatter, Quantum theories.. etc, etc, etc. "Practical Time Travel Applications"

[@doubtingthomas6146]

Still gets the Vulcan salute wrong, though 🖖🏻

[@johnharrison6745]

Copyright issues, perhaps? 😉

[@zeb9302]

It's amazing to think that we could actually make Vox-114 today, it's just connecting already existing pieces. When this movie first came out I thought there was no way that would be possible in 20 years, maybe in 100.

[@sunnygirlll_2001]

Little did we know that this would actually exist and be AI we use today

[@luismorgan2422]

If you have this on DVD watch the deleted scenes there’s an alternative to this scene and in the pages the AI pulls up one of them features the trailer for this film.

[@MyButtsBeenWiped]

You should follow this up with the clip where they meet again, in the Future, after the cataclysm !

[@TheCaptainSplatter]

Ya he uses it as a teacher for a new generation of people. To rebuild civilization.

[@Batalia122]

I wouldn't think that the photonic would speak to Hardigan in that manner. It seems that it has high intellgence and access to all the worlds knowledge. I would expect it more to have a discussion with Hardigan about Time travel and the theories behind it. For example sitting down with Newton or Einstein and having a personal 1 to 1. That would have made more sense then completely ignoring his question.

[@blip1]

This scene is great!

[@DMalltheway]

Orlando Jones played this like Robin Williams in A.I. as Dr Know.

[@e4unow421]

He'd have had more chance using Bing to get the info needed.

[@nofatchxplzthx]

favorite scene from this movie