The Time Machine Official Trailer #1 - Rod Taylor Movie (1960) HD

[@KrzNena]

This movie is way ahead of its time

[@Dom-fx4kt]

Even more ahead of it's time when you discover it was first a book written in 1895 by H.G Wells... mad huh?

[@denisenova7494]

Who says she doesn't know so? She was referring to the movie. Not the book. No need for your mansplaining here...mad huh?

[@themysteriouscatperson9483]

Denise Nova why are you getting so offended he was just adding on to her comment not arguing with her! Calm down!

[@aisukage1990]

@@denisenova7494 the fact She referred to the movie and not the Novel/story/book or even author who wrote many stories ahead of their time, kind of hints towards her not knowing this was based on a book written by H.G.Wells. The same Author that wrote War of the Worlds which was another one ahead of it's time. Just to clarify the film quality/production wasn't ahead of it's time really. It was the story that was.

[@earth7551]

Rod Taylor is awesome in this should have gotten more recognition like Sean Connery so underated R.i.p Rod Taylor

[@blackchanzx2818]

I Have Literally No Idea Why But When I Was Really Young (Like 4-6 Years Old) I Was OBSESSED With This Movie I Watched It So Much 😭✋🏻

[@herbbuckland9223]

No doubt you were recalling a time traveling past.

[@shanelahmet6653]

me too! I remember watching it one Saturday with my dad and have been looking for it forever since!

[@debbiereynolds3520]

Great movie & even when my oldest daughter saw it as a child, she was captivated! R.I.P. Rod Taylor!

[@deenugent473]

I love this classic as I've watched in many times. Yvette and Rod were beautiful people, RIP!

[@michaelcurl9817]

I saw this movie for the first time in a drive in movie theater in Long Beach Calif in 1964. My brother and I were in the back seat in awe scared to death. I've watched it many times since. A Si Fi classic.

[@FCSchaefer]

This is why he was remembered so fondly: RIP Rod Taylor, farewell and well done.

[@MrBlueSkyof1607]

Definite R.I.P. to him.

[@dianekrstulovich1582]

One of my all time FAVORITE movies!

[@alyssajean8542]

I used to watch this movie over and over when I was sick, such good memories.

[@Celluloidwatcher]

Just love The Time Machine and the performances of Rod Taylor and Yvette Mimieux. One of those films one loves to see again and again. George Pal's special effects are classic (never mind that it was 1960). May Taylor and Mimieux rest in peace. The same for other cast members, like Alan Young, Sebastian Cabot, and Tom Helmore.

[@TheSimMan]

I was introduced to this film in the early 90’s. I must have been about 6, maybe 7. I was instantly hooked by the story, it’s originality and the 1960’s visual effects. Now I am in my 30’s and still have huge appreciation and admiration for this film. Rod Taylor is a great talent, and the effects are a wonderful example of the heights for the era. It’s also now that I am older can I properly observe and piece together how certain aspects of the filming were achieved. It’s brilliant.

[@G6JPG]

Did it encourage you to read the book (and others by the same author), though?

[@neonfox3]

@@G6JPG 36yo here. Grew up with the film because of how much my dad loved it. I did NOT expect red giants at the end of the book, though! How is this one so OVERLOOKED compared to HG Wells other works?!

[@skyguy696]

This is from my childhood. I was so scared of the monsters, the lava, the sounds; but I loved it nevertheless. I still do.

[@gordonfreeman6948]

I'm sure you're still scared of the lava Anakin. Remember what happened in the lava.

[@maxwelldumont8168]

Not to meantion the sand

[@skyguy696]

@@gordonfreeman6948 How could I forget?

[@skyguy696]

@@maxwelldumont8168 Lava is worse.

[@feonjun]

I just finished watching this movie about two hours ago and enjoyed it tremendously. I thought it was funny how the narrator of this trailer introduced the female love interest. In the book, the Elois where dimwitted little people, childlike.

[@michelleregis6181]

like certain groups of people today.. in 2021!

[@ClydeRowing]

There are quite a few differences, I was surprised that Weena is simply presumed dead in the forest fire and swiftly forgotten about.

[@DavidM-tg1oy]

Weena, a perfect woman. Lovable, beautiful, playful, sweet, and delightful! The kind of girl one could love... A shining star in an otherwise dismal, if not horrifying, world!

[@feonjun]

@@DavidM-tg1oy *_"A shining star in an otherwise dismal, if not horrifying, world!."_* Do you really think so? I think people in the west, mostly Americans (regardless of race), have an unrealistic expectations or an unrealistic sense of entitlement. Point being, women like what you described exist but don't fit the prom-queen standard.

[@DavidM-tg1oy]

@@feonjun Feminism is a species-wide and worldwide plague, It is more virulent in some parts of the world then in others, but modern women are going to be disappointing everywhere! It is hardly a "sense of entitlement" to wish for women who are fun to be with and around, and whose interaction, both in and out of the bedroom, is pleasant, enjoyable, and desirable. Women (everywhere) today have all of the appeal of a bad migraine! Granted "Weena" was a fictitious example of feminine perfection, but she does show us all how much room there is for improvement with real, live modern "women",

[@bretstanley9449]

I recently saw this film and I really enjoyed it! Rod Taylor and Yvette Mimieux were both fantastic in it. Great story too!

[@fenech97]

The Time Machine is a great movie. Rod Taylor played his part perfectly . The Special and Optical Effects were amazing. Some lucky folks may even have a model of the Time Machine on their desks or tables. R.I.P. Rod Taylor.

[@mhnoni]

I need to watch this movie.imagine watching this movie in 60s

[@twofacetoo75]

As much as we mock modern trailers for giving away the plot, at least they don't literally summarise the entire story for you like this trailer does

[@tedbailey3673]

Back when there was no possibility the audience hadn't read major literary works like Time Machine.

[@lhommedelapampa9730]

Back then , people who went to the cinema had read these masterpieces of literature. This is no longer the case in the era of idiocraty...

[@discoveringtobago6459]

​@@lhommedelapampa9730 yeah even i dread picking up the book

[@matthewlewis1537]

One of my all time favorite I grew up watching this movie

[@MiguelGonzalez-ck6pj]

Just finished the book and i have unreasonable amazement for this movie, gotta watch all classical movies better than movies of our times

[@kasia_1013]

Miguel Ángel González Good to know because I have to read the book for school! 😂

[@MiguelGonzalez-ck6pj]

Kasia _101 hhhh give it a try maybe you like it, maybe not, but I swear you will find pleasure putting the words into images inside your visualisation capability

[@BlisterHiker]

I hope no one complained after watching that film "Can I have my time back?"... The film is a *timeless classic!*

[@sportsmedia25]

If anything you'd want to have your time back by using the Time Machine!

[@SteveSabbai]

One of my favorite movies.

[@mvtrappett]

Such an awesome movie! One of my favorites of all time! It even inspired me to build an animated model of the Time Machine. Disney Animation did some of the special effects for the Monster from the ID. Rod Taylor did a perfect job!

[@michelleregis6181]

ill never forget this great movie in my teens

[@NelsonVlog66]

Just watched the episode of The Big Bang Theory where Leonard, Sheldon, Raj, and Howard bought a full sized replica of the time machine.

[@khajamothi3505]

Please telecast this masterpiece movie in television i want to see this movie in atleast once in my life time

[@mustlovepretzels]

Thanks Movieclips Classic Trailers & KZbin. Saw "The Big Bang Theory" episode yesterday. It cracked me up and I had to look this up. Cheers!

[@gusy629]

R.I.P Rod Taylor.

[@efrem1]

RIP Alan Young. :(

[@gwynethgirl]

Probably my all time favorite 50s60s Sci Fi... I like how he explains how the time machine works "You push the lever forward to go forward in time"... - - I'd go Back To The Future any time, for Weena.. She really should have been in a Star Trek episode.

[@beaudare4717]

I saw this film when I was a young kid and was so impressed with Rod Taylor's wonderful, imaginative performance, that I went into my basement and tried to build my own Time Machine.. Of course, today I'm happily married to a blonde lady named, Weena...

[@schokistange]

in futuristic metrocolor :D

[@MelliaBoomBot]

I really want a film to be made of The Man Who Awoke. A favourite book o mine..it;s on the same lines as this..

[@leelandhackbarth2194]

R.I.P. What a legacy! This "trailer" is more of a synopsis though.

[@vidkris1535]

Leeland Hackbarth exactly just what I was thinking it shows and tells you everything that happens in the movie lol no point in watching it

[@hamdaniftikhar660]

Leeland Hackbarth Back in the day, the trailers used to be played the film. So I guess this is kind of a synopsis

[@rockerseven]

That's basically how trailers were back then. Also fun fact, the reason they're called trailers is that they used to play after (or trail) the feature presentation. But they found people would leave after the feature and never stay for the previews, so they started to put them before the movie.

[@kirstenrichards8558]

RIP Rod Taylor~

[@sharkymagnum9756]

It sounds like the legendary Paul Frees (Disney's Ghost Host) doing the voiceover...CLASSIC!!!

[@MrBlueSkyof1607]

It is.

[@Disneyfan1955]

He also did the voice of the other Disneyland attraction adventure in inner space, Magnification! Lol 😂 Be sure to look for the video of it on You Tube Please let me know your thoughts when you see it thanks 😊

[@Nick-ty9us]

Paul frees appeared in a lot of George Pal movies either on camera or doing narration

[@O-DogKubrick]

“Oh. Please! It's not a time machine, if anything; it looks like something that Elton John would drive through the Everglades” -Penny from season 1, episode 14, TBBT.

[@minhthunguyendang9900]

1:23 « Ah, the shape of things to come ! » 😂

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

I became in love with Yvette Mimieux when I watched this movie the first time.

[@courtneywilson3513]

Omg right. She was gorgeous

[@Barnstormer1969]

Rest in peace, Yvette Mimieux.

[@jamalcapp5396]

I used to love this movie when I was a kid

[@SoloStix]

I used to love this movie when I was a kid :p

[@aleaseknows8334]

I loved this movie ❤ when I was growing up these are the types of movies that would really make me imagine

[@alldayjc58]

i love this movie

[@00Mindi00]

Absolutely BRILLIANT FILM

[@andreedowns4561]

THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT ..DIDNT CHANGE MUCH 😅 YOU CAN SEE BORIS JOHNSONS RELATIVES....😊...ALL IN ALL ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE FILMS ....😮 ❤️👀👋

[@Underland76]

i'm currently reading this book and want to see the movie once i'm done :)

[@cumalikocoval810]

what is a book ?

[@Underland76]

@@cumalikocoval810 i seriously hope you're kidding

[@cumalikocoval810]

@@Underland76 You dont get it

[@Underland76]

@@cumalikocoval810 no, i don't

[@cumalikocoval810]

@@Underland76 ok

[@robbieyh]

I remember this movie as a kid scared the heck out of me! But I was a little backed then so what do you expect! Morlocks ahhhh!!!

[@Mboy556]

One of best movies I have seen :D Well I haven't been watching them many, but it's good and I wished it wouldn't end... I loved it!

[@bigkj2.027]

Looking forward to watching and critiquing the movie

[@dalanamajor]

This movie was great.

[@stamatissavvanis5862]

Far better movie than the modern remake. Especially the effects to simulate the optic experience of timetravel with the gradual shock of the changes caused by time. The remake didn't have any of this. The modern stuff you just know what you're gonna to get, a bit of cgi here and there depending on the budget, some dramatic twist to be expected, all the usual menu. Not so with the pioneer movies. The only reduculous part of the movie where most actors who played the morlocks (except of the last one who got his skull crushed) and some unnecessary director's decisions to increase suspens.

[@luciedemey9710]

This feels like a fever dream

[@trapezemusic]

An excellent film in every respect.

[@Kevinwall-u8l]

Why was Rod Taylor not considered for the role of James Bond? His performance in this film fits the role.

[@TheFilm2001forall]

Great movie! Love it!

[@samishahzad3968]

My All time favorite movie wonderful superb great. Rod Taylor

[@alexdavies7394]

Marvelous adaptation on the whole. If only the part of the film based in the future had more screen time.

[@kevoprezzo]

Just done watching it and i loved it.

[@lowbaritonewwj]

And not one mention of Paul Frees, the man doing the voice-over??

[@scottcupp8129]

Paul Frees also was also a voice of one of the talking rings

[@Kira7London-Spencer]

LOL "Atomic Wars of the Future"! love this movie though

[@slaney141]

ah, the shape of things to come.

[@86BarbOmega]

kind of, ever seen what stupidity cult like crap is going on college campuses

[@Bristecom]

Only far worse and in far less time.

[@cakepudding3220]

Can someone please upload the full film on yt?

[@chrisbacos]

The voice of the late great Paul Frees.

[@Nick-ty9us]

He did a lot of narration for movies dating back to the early 50s

[@chrisbacos]

@@Nick-ty9us yep

[@Nick-ty9us]

@@chrisbacos he also did a lot of radio in the 40s and 50s

[@Cureforclarity]

The people in the book look nothing like how they do in this movie. The book described the eloi as scrawny and pale but super short, nothing like today’s humans

[@SistoActivitatemAtm]

But they do resemble us in appearance, they were described as pretty/good looking. Short and fragile also ya

[@kevinsheldrick917]

@@SistoActivitatemAtm Sounds like Mozart, maybe

[@R0CKtheR3D]

0:30 cod zombies players should recognize this sound effect, its the sound that objects make before you hold x on them to play the song

[@dannyupthereds4729]

I love this film!

[@tokusatsuostandsoundtrack6142]

I like 2002 version 😂 i think every version have their own style and some diffrent story i wish they remake or adaptation again at 2018 or 2019 👍

[@victorha9923]

A new version just got announced

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

They are not even close to 1960 original one.

[@blippitybloppitybloo9817]

My school is doing this as a radio play and I got cast as a Foley Artist!

[@PrivateOGITH]

Alan Young has the Voice of Scrooge McDuck 😁

[@gamestation2690]

And Rod Taylor was the voice of Pongo in 101 Dalmatians.

[@Nick-ty9us]

The Voice. He does for the first character he plays it’s basically the same voice he use for Scrooge McDuck later

[@Dolphination]

Superb film.

[@paulclow3398]

I don't care what anyone says, I loved this film,and thought it was way better than the 2002 remake

[@RIP3ooo]

#RodTaylor

[@Randydaudt]

Sadly the way current events are shaping up we may be heading toward this future.

[@ezioauditore7324]

Who else came from Big bang theory 👋👋.. Hit. Like

[@spookym123]

Who's watching in 802,701?

[@virat9268]

Love from india❤️❤️❤️❤️! Indeed it outpaces the production values of movies made today👌👌👌👌

[@tadimaggio]

It was a lot easier to believe in the time machine, the Eloi and the Morlocks than it was to believe in volcanic eruptions in the heart of England.

[@kawaii_hawaii222]

Which accent does David Filby have? Is it Scottish? Irish? Scouser?

[@Sandlot1992]

Scottish since he's played by the late and great Alan Young!

[@graycyarch]

I Came here from the Big Bang Theory 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@marcelomanzanares8487]

Què hermosa está Ivette Mimieux !!!

[@sunmuse8782]

Посмотрел этот фильм после фильма "Машина времени" 2002 года. Оба фильма мне понравились.

[@salomaodavicardosobarros3637]

galera qual e cor dos montros

[@whitesad7371]

Salomão Davi cardoso barros e verdi

[@laurentgriffon698]

Je me rappelle l'avoir vu tout gamin à la télé en 1975. Et je me souviens de l'effroi qui m'avait envahi à la vue de la destruction de Londres située dans le film en 1966.

[@richmaestas5537]

... Yes?

[@Untrus]

Loved the remake had to buy the OG to watch I usually don’t watch movies older then mid 70’s on the other hand 80s movies are my favorites but once they go below 75 they just feel off to watch there are exceptions though mostly Hitchcock movies but I think I’ll enjoy this

[@WilliamBrothers]

1:05 Alan Young, aka Scrooge McDuck!

[@scottcupp8129]

And Wilbur on Mr. Ed

[@Nick-ty9us]

Even has the same accent as Scrooge McDuck

[@dariacortes]

wow fantastic movie!!

[@darnellmitchell9357]

When I was young and I watched this on Saturday night after we had dinner and we sat down and you know when you're young when the lights go out you better be we had our dinner and this came on it was so quiet we try to have jiffy popcorn but it never worked always burn up in that aluminum place so we did our own popcorn with extra butter sit down in front of the TV and everybody my dad made sure of that as he said lazy boy we watch the movie and ate a hot buttered are Kool-Aid and most of all mountain dew and we had another part we had no one was I could not believe my mom my mom with Gordon kitchen again and make some sloppy Joe's on hamburger buns will you put a big old sheet down the cast of drippings with potato can we watch the whole movie and universal stock we were just too forward with our mouths crunching and watching this and going only thing came out of my mouth was wow😂😂😂😂

[@Jay-son.]

That guy looks like Robin Williams.

[@minhthunguyendang9900]

1:46 - 2:03 «Mind at the End of its Tether» The shape of unshapely things to come. 👻 😢 😭 😭 😭

[@MrMallorcaboy]

this movie is always relevant, eloi are the people while morlocks are the politicians and world leaders who feed off of us.

[@romainthirion-mov]

That time when trailers just spoiled the whole movie :')

[@andreivasile821]

Rod Taylor was THE TIME TRAVELLER . . .

[@สันติหาญอิสสระวัฒนะ]

ขอเครื่องย้อนเวลา

[@mikeoxlong4110]

The Morlocks are The WEF.

[@kevinsheldrick917]

They are partial to underground bunkers and I can imagine the sirens too

[@สันติหาญอิสสระวัฒนะ]

ขอช่วยเหลือพีทหน่อยยะครับ

[@arnabkumarbanerjee8150]

The main difference between a 1960 movie and 21st century movie is that former has decent cloth and later has no cloth. Even the scientist looks like a boardroom member but now the same scientist looks like a panhandler.

[@jehanne19darc10]

The sirens don't appear in the original book. Harvesting of the Eloi was done at night by the Morlocks during new moon. In the book, the Eloi only have one fear ---- darkness. I think that Wells could have gone for a much nearer date than AD 802701 as the general story is at least plausable, (albiet far-fetched) for a future time not so far away: Suggest the year AD 2701, just 800 years from Wells' own time. As Wells was one for cryptic messages at times, I wonder if the choice of AD 802701 might read 2701 ?? A world as different from us today as the world of 800 years ago was ! (Now 680 years to go !!). How time flies.

[@marcelybrasilsilva2313]

0:53 doctor WHO?

[@neomedix820]

Avec " Planète Interdite ", ça fait parti de mes meilleurs souvenirs de jeunesse, à la télévision. Je préfère cette version plutôt que celle des années 2000.

[@WSchamps]

Quite sure this was originally made in black and white and remade into color.

[@scififool]

Nope... I don't think so. I remember the vivid blue color of the monster Morlocks from when I first saw it as a young kid. Color movies and photographs have been around for a long time. Only color TV is relatively new.

[@vehbisabanc7843]

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