The Time Machine (2002) - Time Travel Scene

Scene from movie "The Time Machine (2002)" was used only for the sake of the engineering project. Music and sound is own authorship.
Music by Sebastian Jarus
Sound by Grzegorz Bieńko
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Copyright 2013

[@atwaterpub]

I worked on the VFX in this scene. I made a matte for part of the greenhouse in the time lapse sequence. It was a long time ago...

[@chandrachud]

pretty cool

[@MrSukram777]

Be proud of that. :)

[@Nobody-pp4vr]

Thank you for made this amazing scene sir,but they need to use this soundtrack bcoz this soundtrack is better than the original soundtrack at least imo

[@antonioluis5974]

It is INCREDIBLE, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[@Mr.someone777]

Really this is my favorite time traveling movie best movie Love from heaven

[@DamirBabic-xc5po]

My Mother past away from leukemia on 18.february 2004. Herr last words were be strong i was 16 as a 36 year old single i remember herr she gave me a watch i always liked h.g.wells movie adaptations

[@markpickering8150]

Never give up never give in you must go forward, but never forget.

[@markoprskalo6127]

This adaptation from 2002 is the best adaptation

[@brendanmcparlane4441]

Very very sorry about that. May she rest well

[@donaldwyant3483]

​@@markpickering8150so true!

[@davidmoore570]

Your Mother lives on through you tell people what she was like that's how I deal with it.

[@PeterDanielBerg]

look at the tiny detail of his thumbnail growing when it's outside the time bubble, what a perfect little touch

[@Leto85]

It sure is, but I was wondering if his hand shouldn't be instantly amputated instead? His body moves at a different speed through time than his hand does. There can't be any bloodflow either then because if it did, where did the energy required for nail growth came from in the first place? Despite the continuity errors this version of The Time Machine and especially this scene stays one of my favourites of all time.

[@samuelstoner5651]

I would never have caught that detail if you hadn't pointed it out. It makes me wonder how much of life I miss through inattention.

[@PeterDanielBerg]

@@Leto85 it might be a gradient instead of a hard cutoff point. the head morlock at the end seemed to age feet first when he was hanging out of the bubble by his hands. and the locket doesn't _really_ start decaying until he lets go of it. so maybe if it's not too far outside the time bubble, or if it's connected to something inside the time bubble, the effect wouldn't be that bad.

[@WardDorrity]

Pure genius. Music and composition on a level with Thomas Bergersen.

[@boahnation9932]

Bergerson is rubbish. Flint is where the money is

[@zoltanfabiansk5795]

Exactly!

[@2wd-lol]

Much better than the score in the movie. Absolutely beautiful!

[@DehyasHusband26651]

i'm so freaking happy someone else made this comparison, the movie is fantastic, the soundtrack even better, it absolutely is similar to Two Steps From Hell

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Bergersen

[@bartdegryse9345]

This scene/movie is a core memory from my childhood

[@raven4k998]

you need a time machine like this just for the fun of it to inspire you imagination

[@nesminra8982]

Traveling the time is my biggest dream and honestly it makes me feel sad being never able to experience this.

[@ajiteshsinghrajpoot2609]

I also want😢

[@afortunadoramos1806]

On my dreams i traveled ,

[@juicepirate8175]

I feel ya. It feels like time travel should be possible. I wonder if humans will figure out how to do it.

[@FireFlash_TheUmbraPonyGuardian]

actually time traveling is theoraticly possible already, going to the past is very hard to impossible but going into the future is actually available already, space for example lets your age progress way slower, if u time travel backwards you need alot of speed to only go back for just a few seconds

[@Huy-rc8om]

You are right!

[@mafiarama9738]

One of the Best scene in all time travel movies

[@lucianbucur5496]

The Best scene ever

[@anhkhoanguyentran5130]

Aight bet

[@Someone_wrf]

We don't miss the past, we miss the way we felt before.😢

[@inquisitiveminds2189]

And that can't be achieved by time Machine

[@Colonelcheeser]

@@inquisitiveminds2189so true 🥹

[@Psyfi85]

Sometimes the past misses us.

[@nighthawk0077]

You can remember who you are and what it was like through music.

[@robertchere3545]

Best comment

[@lastdayonearth8381]

Best Time Machine Design I've Ever Seen.

[@raven4k998]

you should build your own time machine even if it just looks the part and does not actually go anywhere in time you can atleast have fun sitting in it ass those cool glass bits spin around you like that

[@WardDorrity]

The 2002 movie did a wonderful job of capturing the sense of flowing through time, very faithful to HG Wells;' original text: “The landscape was misty and vague. I was still on the hillside upon which this house now stands, and the shoulder rose above me grey and dim. I saw trees growing and changing like puffs of vapour, now brown, now green; they grew, spread, shivered, and passed away. I saw huge buildings rise up faint and fair, and pass like dreams. The whole surface of the earth seemed changed-melting and flowing under my eyes."

[@LittleJoeTheMoonlightCat]

Well This Film Even though it was a Remake of the 1960 Classic which was Made 1 Year before Simon Wells The Director of this Film and Great-grandson of H.G. Wells was Born, Yes it is a Fact I Think Simon wanted to keep as much of the original as much as he could Intact while Showing how Technology Advances. The Time Machine is much like the 1 Used by Rod Taylor with the Discs acting as a Flux-Capacitor To Encapsulate the Machine in a Tachyon Time Bubble, Created by the Electricity around it, and as Ron mallett States Like the Spoon Stirring the Coffee.

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Wir leben und Denken

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Mega Welle

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Die Mega Welle geht vom start zurück😮

[@alatarielgaladriel4155]

This description vividly portrays what material waves are

[@s.a.m7297]

17 yrs later.. it's still be one of my fav movie 👍

[@championdost630]

Moviee name

[@s.a.m7297]

@@championdost630 its in the video title 🤦 "the time machine 2002"

[@unpierrot6078]

You mean 21

[@Colonelcheeser]

@@unpierrot6078time flies

[@jozefbarackelbautista]

2012?

[@maple1255]

I love this film, beautiful how he builds a time machine to be reunited with the woman he loves ... then travels far into the future ... wonderful special effects and great actors ☺

[@vijaysoni2257]

Movie ka naan Kya hai

[@SandeepMeena79]

@@vijaysoni2257 the time machine(2002)

The original was much better, I think.

[@DarkFactory]

actually Guy Pearce's acting in this movie was pretty horrible.

@@DarkFactory I agree. The movie sucked in general. The original was a classic, though.

[@stereoscuro]

These scenes, the feeling of losing someone mixed with the sense of time flow into a distant future blended with this powerful and meaningful music makes me so emotional that I find it hard not to cry. These scenes, editing work and music make me feel alive. Thank you.

[@scottcupp8129]

It really is an amazing movie. I feel the same as you. I have seen the movie several dozen times and the choreography of music and everything is just absolutely amazing.

[@DrLove911]

Lol get a life

[@Draco-mg4nb]

@@DrLove911 fuck off

[@ElSanto0044]

I cried.

[@ghostrider8307]

Very well put into words my friend. I feel the same.

[@thomasgleason7732]

I watched this over and over after the loss of my daughter, thank you, it helped greatly

[@georgehenderson7783]

Very sorry for your loss. 🙏

[@DoratTheKiller]

This is a remake done right. Somewhat captures the spirit of the 1960s one but modernizes and improves it in almost every aspect

[@Jack-bs6zb]

As i recall, this remake became a shoot-em-up of morlock monsters, losing the subtlety of the somewhat romantic 1960 original film.

[@parkerjohnston553]

This is genuinely one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. I discovered it here a few months ago and have probably listened to it a thousand times since - usually multiple times almost every single day. Every time, I'm stunned all over again by its spine-tingling power, beauty and intricacy. Thank you so much for this one-of-a-kind contribution to the world. It's as timeless and perfect as anything has ever been - music or otherwise. :)

[@yamashishizuka8181]

2020 still beautiful

[@shannonwaipouri1730]

2021 still beautiful

[@flom6416]

2022 still beautiful

[@TucsonDude]

I prefer the original music. This version is over the top and intrusive.

[@oneAndyHicks]

@@TucsonDude Agreed

[@lisacoston4614]

I wish that I can go back in time to be with my parents and my brother when they were alive then now they are deceased :(

[@mr.rtamil6296]

Lisa Coston uujikkooop

[@profesionalallgamesgiandri9331]

Idc

[@angeortizfelix5410]

Call girl in the time machine so you can you can in trouble and find him no credit go away

[@profesionalallgamesgiandri9331]

@@angeortizfelix5410 nice grammar

[@kinglisco1379]

Lisa Coston my condolences

[@jameshicks7125]

A beautiful segment! Loved the music and audio. I forgot what a work of art the machine is.

[@WardDorrity]

To this day, that exquisite machine model languishes in a Warner Bros warehouse.

[@Nightweaver1]

I said it over a decade ago and I'll say it again: That scene, especially the pullback shot into space, is breathtaking. Brings tears to my eyes how gorgeous and well-done that is, especially for 2002.

[@andreabindolini7452]

The only problem with the space shot is that the scale is absurdily wrong: it makes the ISS appear almost as large as Earth. Other than that, a breathtaking and awe-inspiring sequence.

[@CooManTunes]

Especially for 2002? Are you stupid? Movies had been doing this stuff, since well before 2002.

[@bisneytm1511]

@@andreabindolini7452 it's called perspective

[@andreabindolini7452]

@@bisneytm1511 you're badly wrong.

[@bisneytm1511]

@@andreabindolini7452 how

[@thehitmancorporation2002]

My favorite movie of all times , its a masterpiece.

[@alvianvindra]

Yess,..Correctly👍

[@Laceykat66]

No, but it could have been. They had such potential and I don't know if it was production problems or the front office interfering. This was a great moment but the rest of the film just did not make it.

[@atiadjt]

I love this movie! I always watch it as a kid back in 2002. I can't believe that we are only 10 years away from 2030, and hopefully by 2037 the moon does not break! 😀

[@zoltanfabiansk5795]

Yes. And what is event stranger that it is almost precisely correct date!

[@Perich29]

Just hope Elon Musk doesn't do anything with the moon that blow up the moon.

[@petrvrana834]

Hello from the future now we are only 6 years away from it

[@TheGreatSeraphim]

I love whoever designed the time machine. It looks beautiful. The 1960's version was spectacular for it's time as well. I hope I get to see 2040 version and what they will do to surpass this one.

[@morganrussman]

That's assuming they make one.

[@canadavatar]

Sadly, this remake was a terrible box office bomb, besides having unfairly negative reviews, you think they might want to do it again?

[@DmitriyK12]

@@canadavatar Hmmm, I enjoyed watching it; screw all the haters.

[@DmitriyK12]

Hot tub time machine.

[@DmitriyK12]

Back to the Future is another time traveling film.

[@jaydee1246]

This is a brilliant clip. I listened to it on headphones and the music is simply wonderful. I almost went to a different dimension! Absolutely marvellous.

[@Golden_Fox_Gaming]

The saddest part of time traveling as another comment said is when u travel back you look at everyone you know for one second in a timelapse dissapear like they never existed at all ;(( but this scene is pure art

[@raven4k998]

well that is because they are moving around so fast you cannot see them💀💀

[@materialgworl3829]

The most beautiful time travel scene ever in the history of sci fi movie.. plus the most haunting yet ethereal music to accompany the scene.

[@agaeus]

I came for time machine but stayed for the absolutely exemplary music. Bravo.

[@neocryptotrading]

Algo así me pasó, pero no renunciaré al sueño de viajar en el tiempo

[@niklasf.8479]

If this doesn't make you emotional , you 're no human

[@User_-bv4fw]

I’m a alien then

[@TunerSamW140]

I'm cyborg from 2077

[@Bananappleboy]

@@TunerSamW140 Your comment was made 1 day ago. The wonders of time travel indeed... Except not really.

[@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel]

guess I'm a dog

[@Ibrokeamansglasses8099]

It didn't make me emotional, I thought it was pretty cool though.

[@MintBerryCrrrunch]

I loved this movie! I picked it to do a project on it in the 5th grade . I made a whole tiny time machine out of cardboard and popsicle sticks for my presentation. Man i wish i had the same imagination that i did back then.

[@slainwolf180]

The sun & moon become ribbons of light. Rivers become canyons, mountains crumble like sand castles. An ice age & glaciers pass like a rain shower. Forests come & go like gusts of wind. Reminds me of a song called 'countless skies', not to be confused with the band with the same name. "Countless times below me Rivers rose and fell Ageless stones eroding out Across the endless swell Songs to pave the seasons Wounds to follow birth Cries to carry through the night Wombs to feed the earth Countless skies above me Each unlike the next Lines of more than moon and sun Glimpses of a text Countless hands have sought me Reaching out in vain Permanence observes without Compassion or disdain Flames to greet the harvest Storms to face in awe Winds to weave through every wood Walls to dull the road All that is will pass Countless waves around me Strong until the last Leaning into dimming dreams All that was has passed"

[@itzikvil1]

this is the most underrated time travel movie of the century. i can watch it many times and enjoy the plot and OST.

[@MrSerendipity01]

This is a really good sequence. The music goes very well with the movement of the time machine.

[@AllenHanPR]

The idea of going into the future. Leaving everyone behind is so insane. Takes a certain person to do so.

[@Amazing.millie]

Ikr

[@TheOreoritz]

Captain America in the MCU for example..

[@spitfire2885]

Why go into the future if the person you looking for is in the past ...the pain of losing someone is unbearable

[@denizb.4142]

Phillip J. Fry from Futurama

[@Droggarth]

I am that certain person, I would do it in a heartbeat. Travel to the future I mean

[@rado3880]

This is the best time traveling scene ever.

[@marekkos3513]

I have seen this movie so many times , and I always love it.There is no movie like this.It has soul , and heart , and you feel the past , the present , and the future like no movie I have ever seen.The soundtrack is amazing

[@Baseds_Backup_Account]

Thank you for making a great scene even better.

[@boshankers12]

This is amazing, if you’re not already a successful musician you should be.

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

As far as I remember I've always wanted to travel in time.

[@philipjfry7347]

You already did with fry n professor remember

[@DanielsArtStudioGamesAnimation]

Get an extra beer for me here Bender.

[@phyllisahrens693]

Me to

[@Voucher765]

Same here.

[@patrickwannafightaboutit6338]

You got that idea from Fry though.... can't beat an original

[@asfarasyoucango]

What a marvelous feat of engineering and craftsmanship born out of love i suspect. Would love in my living room, beautifull machine.

[@robb8234]

one of my favorite time travel movies.. always been amazed by the concept.. 😁

[@someguyfromarcticfreezer6854]

My childhood is not great, but this movie make me think that future is bright, thank you.

[@TylerTompkins]

This is an underrated movie..

[@ronndelljunior]

I agree...

[@scottcupp8129]

It definitely is. I love this movie

[@SaintIves013]

@@scottcupp8129 Sorry, this is a pale version of the original starring Rod Taylor. Don't even get me started on the book...Morlocks in the daytime? There goes the whole "Light = good, dark = evil" symbolism! And what's with the telepathic albino? I guess they needed a part for Jeremy Irons! =^..^=

[@scottcupp8129]

@@SaintIves013 I do love the original. He explains the science of the 4th dimension. I do prefer the Rod Taylor version...I still like the new one but the old version is great.I understand that Leonardo Decaprio is goin to be doing a remake of the original version.

[@SaintIves013]

Scott Cupp What’s fascinating (and what I teach my students) is that they actually improved the beginning by giving the Time Traveler motivation to build the time machine! Even the time travel sequences are better, involving fresnel lenses which lend credibility to the award winning special effects. It’s the second half that goes haywire. You blew up the time machine? Really? And somehow thought a psychic albino mutant with a British accent would help things?! (I’m pretty sure Jeremy Irons just wanted to be in the movie and they wrote him in ) I’ll even admit the library Artificial Intelligence makes the fact that they all still speak English after one million years easier to handle. Well, perhaps, as an avid fan of the book, I just expected too much... now...with your revelation, my hopes soar again! Please let this be the definitive version!

[@brendanayres7920]

There was a young scientist named Bright Whose speed was much faster than light He set out one day in a relative way And returned on the previous night.

[@gokulasriram1476]

Wow I also wants to be like that

[@pawsitivenooz]

Yet, in a different group A girl discovered a loop Where the math might be familiar, but since time isn't linear, she finally revealed the scoop that scientists aren't all that bright, time travel is only light passing through wormholes to other dimensions; and paradoxes don't exist (I forgot to mention) 😜

[@spacewolf9596]

D Author That is very nice But I don’t know what other words to rhyme with nice My day today was nice I hope yours was nice I am bad at rhyming but that’s nice Because this poem is anything but nice

[@FryderykG523]

Bright ? That one frome SCP fundation?

[@generalmolotovv]

Great Scott!

[@zagonandras]

A masterwork of a genius.

[@rupeshkumar9855]

Graphics soo good What a creativity Hats off director

[@mshearin8393]

This was probably the coolest part of the movie, being able to see so many thousands of years pass in a matter of a few minutes.

[@muhamhidayat1760]

the bed is a time machine, I slept in December 31 2019 and when I woke up in January 1 2020

[@rustyshackleford9452]

Lol

[@a.x.x8184]

Me in 2020-2021.

[@sha_ra_d]

Yeah our consciousness travels to our future body.(in morning) In time travel ,our present consciousness travels to past body.

[@JackOSTheDimensionLeader]

The coronavirus

[@gemmanava4009]

I agreed

[@Leto85]

That was... simply amazing! Astonishing! Beautiful! You've captured the best scenes of one of my favorite movies I such a magnificent way and with such great music. You definitely deserved a sub.

[@ankitg5542]

The best dialogue "If I came back a thousand times, she'll die in thousand different ways."

[@physicaltherapist2251]

😢😢😢

[@FranciumBoron]

"Where there's death, there will always be death."

[@sergiosergio7163]

Oui, c’est un moment très fort dans le film,on ne change pas le destin !

[@Droggarth]

That music fits perfectly! Beautiful! Really captures that sense and wonder of traveling through time and seeing stuff around you change rapidly!

[@TucsonDude]

The original score is far better.

[@Droggarth]

To me, both are great.

[@TucsonDude]

@@Droggarth OK. Your version is more serene. The original is more dramatic, varied and tied to each scene. Thanks! I had them both going side-by-side, BTW. :)

[@MrSLOFANS]

For a very long time I wanted to finally get to the bottom of why this is even lower .Humanity is not yet ready for such feats and for free energy. As a child, I was interested in science fiction at the time and still am

[@shayekisitu]

The music is not only beautiful but epic. 👌🏻☺️

[@TucsonDude]

...but not as good as the original.

[@Nobody-pp4vr]

@@TucsonDude nah, i prefer this music tbh

[@willrentas7877]

Just seeing everything around you change in only seconds or minutes and knowing that all the people you just knew all of your life are long since gone its kinda scary but at the same time they are still there in a different point of time its fascinating.

[@the4thking794]

This was a great film too But The Time Machine (1968) is unbeatable. That one is LEGENDARY

[@Scaretale]

I first heard this song back in 2014, back when I felt a little lost in my youth. Although it's difficult to put down in simple words all the things that makes this song to the masterpiece that it is, I feel like it simply has all different kinds of emotions baked into it, which makes it so incredibly breathtaking. It has the emotional part, the optimistic build up and then the epic part, all of which responded well to my feelings back then. I've come back to listen to this song every year since, and will do the same for many years to come. There aren't many songs I can recall the exact time and place to when I heard them the first time. But this one sure sure left a mark on me. Thank you, Sebastian. You made something very very special.

[@NanobanaKinako]

In the year 802,107... If man is still alive

[@markoprskalo6127]

He just time traveled

[@dschwols2]

If woman can survive

[@NanobanaKinako]

​@@markoprskalo6127 Bro this is a reference to the song in Futurama.

[@infinitasalo472]

Amazing! Why aren't this guy and his music more popular?

[@donniethedonlesser8909]

I love how it looks like the most incredible thing ever and then they cut to the guy and he's asleep..

[@Unknown-sg4tv]

Time Travel Rules 1. Don't change history only observe 2. Only spend 5 mins in the past/future to prevent any mistakes 3. Don't tell anyone so history is not changed 4. If history is changed go back and change it back

[@jamesthetornadochaser]

I can understand that but what if you went back and you got the winning lottery numbers and won what would that do

[@EJFSanchez2]

I could obey those rules. I know a lot of people will try to change history like stopping hitler or stopping the bombing of Hiroshima. But to do that would change history. Many lives saved during wwii will result in many deaths that weren’t supposed to happen. Thus making certain people non existent. For example my grandfather would have kept fighting in Japan and probably would have eventually died and I wouldn’t exist if we didn’t drop the atomic bomb.

[@DrCruel]

@@EJFSanchez2 Better to stop the whole Marxist shitstorm. Bash in the head of Karl Marx.

[@marcogarza3720]

This is Mark William Garza a time travel I could saved everybody. They are cure for aids and cancer.

[@illsed]

time paradox .. small changes even throw a small piece a rubbish will create 360 degree effect

[@ellsworthgreen7749]

My God! That was Perfect in every way! Thank you so much for sharing this work of art! Incredible!

[@sarahberkner]

I love this, the only thing that would have made it better is for the music to slow down when the time machine stops.

[@raven4k998]

I know I know deep down you wish you had a time machine to sit in🥰🥰

[@Huabun]

I can´t stop listening to this song... It´s so awesome!!!

[@hdmusic8292]

The background music is really touching 😏.I too always dream and wondered about time machine,if I also had a machine than I will go back in time and be with my best friend who passed away in 2017😢😢 I missed you my friend, today I am all alone without you 😞😞😞😞😞😭

[@Ericland_Entertainment_Inc]

Thats really touching there... I'm so sorry you lost your friend.

[@hdmusic8292]

@@Ericland_Entertainment_Inc ooo it's not ur fault ...

[@physicaltherapist2251]

I am all alone too😢

[@pianosongssounds7052]

El violin en trémolo junto a su respiracion agitada y la caida del collar con el estruendo del timbal.... Es impresionante,,, creo esta obra supera al propio director musical, felicitaciones!!! Lo veo una y mil veces.

[@harishchalwadi]

Beautiful cinematography ❤. The essence of time is captured in a proper way. The focus on objects, camera angle, music. The sudden change in music when the machine starts and gradually slows down till the landscape is change to the ladies dress,and then that quick peak in music when his locket falls out. Beautiful.

[@juliancornejo6845]

It's amazing how the earth throughout his time travels can regenerate back and forth after the disappearance of mankind

[@michahuhn8943]

Sebastian Jarus I am happy to say you, that "GermanLetsPlay", a german KZbinr with more than 2,3 million subscribers is using your incredible beautiful music in every slow motion in his videos :D

[@HrBlumentopf]

Ich liebe es immer noch, danke Glp!

[@rishabhkundra6669]

My God that background music is so awesome... epic scene with the most beautiful music.... masterpiece

[@ElSanto0044]

I wish they had added this masterpiece to the movie, gorgeous, nostalgic, impressive. I'm speechless and only a few times in my life I've feel that connected with a clip/soundtrack of a movie. This piece of art and the Gladiator soundtrack are marvelous. Awesome work and hope you can do more content of this quality.

[@davidholman48]

I am extremely impressed! Beautiful job. It captures the emotion much better, I believe, than the original score.

[@TucsonDude]

Disagree. This version is too sappy and doesn't have the vibrant crescendos.

[@rsrfm24]

Great movie and special effects! Good remake with both films brilliant to watch and dreams of possible time travel feeling and wishing was possible. Thanks for posting. 👍👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😉

[@nancy3158]

@ Sebastian Jarus, great music video! -because life is short, you have really capture the feeling of what it is like to dedicate one's time and effort to some thing that is meaning full.

[@jeffreywang7665]

I envy this guy using a time machine traveling at a year per few seconds! Spring-3:27 Summer-3:30 Autumn-3:32 Winter-3:34

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Nur eine Sekunde

[@joe-2010-a]

This movie clip and background music make me expend my thoughts and imaginations into cosmos scale.

[@IWillSpeakPortguese]

Remember this thing today Im saying , Time Machine will be the Most Powerful invention of Mankind history because You'll have the power to change Anything in history or future

[@michaelambrose1958]

Panie Sebastianie, tak jak oglądając te scenę w oryginale tak i teraz przeszyły mnie dwa razy ciarki. Świetny pomysł, aby pod swoje aranżacje podłożyć dobry obraz.

[@Max_Le_Groom]

At 8 this was the first book which can be considered adult I ever read, was hooked from the moment I picked it up.

[@jozefbarackelbautista]

2012?

[@Radionut]

That was a beautiful scene.

[@AWF1000]

Great work. Had me going that the music was in this scene for a minute. Lol

[@rafsolo]

This is breathtakingly beautiful

[@surjakantasingh3377]

Beautiful scene .one of my favourite but most underrated

[@KeckderFuchs]

beautiful music and a fantastic movie...

[@professorchronos6345]

Beautiful. So beautiful I nearly cried when I first heard it. Congratulations on such a beautiful job.

[@A1a8l5h9a8d]

I wish I could time travel like that and go way back before covid came and relive all these years again having my present conciousness 🤞⏳🤞

[@karlogastastrandasel1118]

We are all travelling through time. The only problem is, we do it in real time. Beautifully crafted scene.

[@Lexyvil]

This part and the second time he travels while unconscious are my favourite parts of the movie.

[@fn326]

One or more people who watched this could be time travelers. They may already exist among us. But that doesnt really matter, we get to live our lives whether they come to destroy or fix our world.

[@sergiosergio7163]

Quel film merveilleux,la meilleure adaptation du célèbre roman,un film qui aurait mérité plusieurs oscars,...si j’avais la possibilité de voyager dans le temps,je préférais aller dans le lointain passé,du temps des pyramides et plus encore,plutôt que dans le futur,bien sûr en tant qu’observateur car le passé ne peut être changer...merci 🤗

[@RandomShorts007AP]

This is one of the most satisfying movie scene that ever made...

[@KeithsTVHD1]

This movie really makes one think about things.

[@lastdayonearth8381]

The Best Time Travel Movie In My Opinion.

[@MR-gr3zf]

@@lastdayonearth8381 there is one indian movie called '24' that is also good.. have a look at it

[@zianulmurzi]

Thanks Mr. H.G.Wells to the Original Novel

[@EvaSlayAllDay334]

802,701 AD is horrifying. Imagine that ice age around 400,000 AD. That’s terrifying .

[@zutru]

Thank god I finally found the song!!! It's so good, I really get goosebumps listening to it!!

[@LV-Kdog]

Great job with the music!

[@somedumbozzie1539]

Best remake ever and the most expensive prop in movie history.

[@Bananappleboy]

Has anyone noticed that the clocks were moving backwards, but he is travelling to the future? edit: bro 1 year ago and the 59 comments tell me that some kind of argument is going down in the comments, and im not gonna bother to see it.

[@maxedout6775]

Yeah me

[@luckysoni6112]

Nice jawab apka sir

[@luckysoni6112]

Nice jawab apka sir

[@LuigiCotocea]

I wonder how he broke the rule!

[@adilusa]

If you've watched the movie you would know that his first time travel was into the past to prevent his fiance from being killed.

[@jozsiolah1435]

It uses hard disk drives to travel in time. Everything is stored on the hard disk, when it goes back in time the hdd causes it to operate. It can be used just by watching a video scene, and the warcraft goes back, where it happened. When brought back, a new body is required. If a time travel fails, time alteration happens, for example when the wrong person is taken back in time.

[@kommentarkanal1]

4:10 did anyone notice how fast his nails are growing?

[@kal2600]

Damn good eyes

[@JinxedByZ]

and 5:51 his nails are back to normal

[@justinhackstadt6677]

To be fair, those clips are all mashed together from the movie. When he's in the not too distant future they don't really show how long he was there. Maybe he got a manicure while there. 😆

[@jones81381]

@@JinxedByZ Because that's a different scene. This video was cut together from multiple scenes. Look closely when it looks like he's sleeping. He has a head wound, he's been knocked unconscious by something and when he does wake up and stops the machine, his hands are bound.

[@mdsysltd5573]

damn, the details in this movie are spectacular. even little things that most of us won't even notice.

[@antonioluis5974]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[@dekhar]

What an amazing piece of music wow!!!