The Time Machine (2002) Movie REACTION

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[@terrancebrown87]

Quick wiki search. The director Simon Wells is H.G. Wells great-grandson. Pretty cool.

[@mrpickmanb]

I'm a big fan of both movies and the book. You can't go wrong!

[@orangewarm1]

You've never had good shepherd's pie bro.

[@tobiasmccallum9697]

Literally

[@francisdunne8542]

"We all have our time machines. The ones that thake us back are memories, and the ones that take us forward are dreams." This is my favorite iteration of the Time Machine, i love the score and the fact that Samantha Mumba is in it.

[@markharris1125]

Oh Mr Boyd, you clearly never had my mother's gorgeous shepherd's pie. We'd have a lamb roast on Sunday, then she'd mince the leftover meat, add some spices, , cook it again, then back in the oven with the potato topping. It's strange to start with this one rather than the famous 1960 one, but I always had a soft spot for this. The effects are obviously better, I liked the Moon being blown up, I thought the Eloi settlements were beautifully designed, and I really fancied Samantha Mumba. I think you have to accept the language thing - at least they tried to address it. I must say, I'd like to see a reaction/comparison to the Rod Taylor film.

[@scottmessenger8639]

Definitely, a good cook can make delicious Sheppard's Pie! Apparently Mr Boyd hasn't tasted the right recipe yet!

[@koutastone1994]

Hahahaaha nostalgic. I remember this movie 😂 classic!

[@bryanobrien2726]

A lot of the first cars used similar brakes to carriages . I don't remember the exchange in the film , but certainly somebody who knew about the suspension and brakes of carriages might very well see something familiar when looking at on a horseless carriage .

[@alauer2101]

The ones on the surface are the progeny of the man who gave up his jacket, and went home alive.

[@psychomantis9442]

I had the same thought when he said that.. XD Like bruh, you just made the point about going home alive not 20 minutes ago!

[@zvimur]

It's HG Wells. There's always a social commentary.

[@3rdjrh]

Saw this in the theater, was super fascinated by hg wells and was excited they remade this classic

[@epoh8698]

Oh wow. Nice supprise to see this pop up on home page, Such a great movie , And the older one too

[@TheMarrification]

Thanks so much for reacting to this. That film changed my life.

[@3rdjrh]

The eloi got their political science degree, the morlock went to trade school

[@susanlawens3776]

More like the eloi are the descendants of people who made their living as influences, and the morlocks are the descendants of billionaires. I mean at some point cannibalizing people figuratively eventually gives way to being cannibals literally.

[@jackransom.]

overall, I think I like the 1960 version of The Time Machine better - partly because I saw it for the first time when I was a child, and partly because their scientific naivete can be overlooked. As silly as this movie is, It's not without it's bizarre charm ; ).

[@edwardjrobinson2]

THANK YOU. YOU ARE LIKE THE ONLY ONE WHO HAS REVIEWED THIS MOVIE. I MUST MEET YOU MR LBOYD

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@davidedwards1705]

10:55 It's a Temporal Paradox, her death is the catalyst for him creating the Time Machine. He can't go back to save her as then he would never had created it. He can go and change something else but nothing connected to the creation of the Time Machine.

[@thebackyardbear]

6:47 Here we differ. Maybe HE don't make it home. I have never run... I don't run fast enough... so I learned to stand my ground and deal in regret.

[@knight4iam]

Thank you for the great and insightful reaction. However, the original 1960 movie was slightly better. And the book was a favorite of mine as a child. I hope you can react to the original movie... this one was one of the remakes. There's been a few.

[@ignaciaandreavallevivar9442]

Agreed that the 1960 version is better, but the 2002 version is super underrated, I think they're both great in their own way, the 1960 exceeds, but the 2002 also did great and everyone hated it because they can only ever compare it to the original

[@redmoonbloodmoon3161]

OMG, a reaction to this hidden gem! thank you!

[@LexoG33]

2:23 You gonna make the clothes, my man? No, the slave children are going to make them, and those suits and dresses are too precise for their tiny hands and undeveloped dexterity. The Empire deems this to be the way!

[@bertus198]

great movie

[@OverlordMake]

Really like that movie. It's using the time travel tropes quite uniquely! Also, can We all agree We should get our main man reacting to 3 Body Problem ?

[@dunbardunelm3924]

It’s not the first time I’ve heard you say (sic) “We should go back to dressing like this Guys” or even, “Why don’t people speak like this anymore: Bring it back...” ☺️ I find it adorable of you to want it so fervently 😂🥰☺️. Why don’t you try to start the (clothing) trend? It ‘was’ pretty epic when you look back and without question, distinguished ♥️✨

[@DanielKing-dk5nr]

I got mugged once outside work, a guy sneaked up on me and punched me in the head, tried to take my back pack but I didn't let him and he ran off.

[@jasonlengyel1104]

They tried to mine the moon with nukes. They cracked it.

[@zvimur]

9:55, pause to acknowledge a cameo by Alan Young. He played the Inventor's friend in the 1960 George Pal's "The Time Machine".

[@zvimur]

7:02, not a New Yorker, curious. How merciful is the average armed robber? Is he willing to risk being identified in a lineup by the victim?

[@CrashCraftLabs]

love this movie, oneof my fav time travel movies of all time and it actually uses time travel and not the mislabeled time teleportation... yea i dont like diamonds, nor gold, silver and platinum for me and ruby or jade for stones/ore, but i also do not like jewelry in gen, waste of money in my eyes, sooo much better things to spend that money on...

[@danielhenry177]

Hey brother, if you like to read alternate-history fiction, there's a great series of older books called The Lost Regiment series. It's about a Union regiment that gets taken through st elmos fire to another world, where other humans are literally treated like cattle by an alien race that looks like a bigger, meaner version of Chewbacca (who live in a similar fashion to the ancient Mongol hordes, just across the entire planet). Needless to say, they take up the same cause in a new world

[@Phlagmatic]

You should watch the tv show Dark. If you like time stories, this is one of the best.

[@mrpickmanb]

Outer Range isn't bad. It's got a Time-Hole!

[@kaylatapley2094]

I hated dark. I feel like it threw all the good will and building of the first 2 seasons in the 3rd one. I was hooked until they fudged it all up with the bs explanations of the end and how it ended up. They had me til the 3rd 3rd. Ngl.

[@tobiasmccallum9697]

You need to eat better British food if you think Shepherds pie is bland lol. Theres a lot of it about nowadays, Michelin guide helps

[@zvimur]

Basically, early part of the movie got borrowed by the Dr Strange "What If..." story. Edit 24:10, Mwahahah!

[@januzi2]

It's like "Fallout".

[@orangewarm1]

You should read the HG Wells book.

[@xaemosxone]

WISH YOU HAD WATCHED THE OLDER ONE The Time Machine 1960 G 1h 43m

[@brianpfrommer6665]

Try Time After Time , HG Wells and Jack the Ripper in current times.

[@deegee1317]

Have you seen the original version?

[@locustkllr]

i agree with you. Shephards pie is like cornbread soup. just bleh.

[@jamiewilson9280]

Isn’t his friend King Robert?

[@Moegami93]

Simon is h.g. Wells great grandson

[@twooharmony2000]

9:57 react 10:01.-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@TheMasterOfTheFrets]

This movie has gotten so many bad reviews over the years. I remember both watching it, and hearing the criticism, and loving it very much. Also, the. "Is this a romance movie, guys?" ...Hahaha! Be careful what you wish for

[@Giovanni_Gabrielli]

I always agree with MRBOYD we should go back, and I'd abolish firearms, let's go back to smallswords duels, as a gentleman should (civilian smallswords don't cut, pierce) go study fencing and defend your honor.

[@neugassh3570]

Scifi? So Blade runner when?

[@Roby3119]

Yo Bloyd please react to (blood in blood out) movie, its so good but 3 hours long.VL❤

[@mikedignum1868]

The original is a classic and IMO a better story.

[@metalman1019]

The 1960 version of the movie is better and both lead actors were played by an Australian

[@user-bj7lz1xw7b]

You talk to much. It s very boring for the viewer when you talk over the movie as much as you do.

[@Lurch524]

The original movie from the 60's is so much better

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Yeah, I wonder if someone gave him the wrong movie.

[@rickardroach9075]

Wrong version. 🤦‍♂️

[@CrazyStoneTiger]

No one cares pal. FYI, this film is delightful. In my opinion both versions are good, why do we have to pit them against each other? Why can’t they coexist? Why do you feel the need to be such an insufferable snob?

[@rickardroach9075]

@@CrazyStoneTiger I’m not your pal, buddy.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Yeah, the movie is pretty average for me. See it once, forgot about it after. I also seen the much older one, which I do feel was MUCH better. Maybe that was the one people wanted you to watch? I know it's much more highly rated.