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Positive —The Time Machine was a flashy, fast-paced special effects filled ride. The action was fast enough to take the mind of the load of plot holes and weaknesses of the movie. Guy pierce did a great job as Alexander and the special effect and directing were superb.
Having done all he could, to convince the professor of the seriousness of his teachings, Dr. Anderson (with the help of his secret time machine) transports professor Carlisle more than a hundred years into the future. Finding a newspaper laying nearby, professor Carlisle notices that the date is October 21, 2000.
Hillyer (Sebastian Cabot) argues that time-travel—especially backward time-travel—is impossible because the future is fixed and can’t be changed. Biblically, he’s correct. God knows the end from the beginning, as shown by direct statement ( Isa. 41:4 ; 48:3-5 ) as well as by fulfillment of minutely-detailed prophecies (Genesis Chs.
The Time Machine [1960] [4] The Time Machine [2002] [4] A Time to Kill [4] Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011) [4] Titan A.E. [4] TMNT (2007) [1½] To End All Wars [5] Touchback (2012) [3] Torn Curtain [3½] The Tourist (2010) [2½] Transformers: The Last Knight (2017) [3] Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (2023) [3] The Transporter [4] Trapped in ...
Sequel: “Hot Tub Time Machine 2” (2015) R emember the 1980’s: the fashions, the fads, the music? If so, you’d know that John Cusack was in about every famous teenage based movie (“Sixteen Candles,” “Better off Dead,” “Say Anything”), and if he wasn’t it probably was one of the “Back to the Future” films.
Two Towers, The (aka The Lord of the Rings 2) (2002) Fantasy Action Adventure Drama Adaptation: PG-13: Average 5: Two Weeks Notice (2002) Romance Comedy: PG-13: Average 3½: Tyler Perry's Acrimony (2018) Psychological Thriller: R : Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All by Myself (2009) Comedy Drama: PG-13 : Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail (2009 ...
Here’s what the distributor says about their film: “The story of a daredevil kid named Ernie, his little sister Julia, and his best friend Max, who, while horsing around in Max’s inventor father’s workshop, accidentally trip a time-machine into operation and find themselves transported back in time 65 million years, where they’re adopted by doting dinosaur mom Tyra (Melanie Griffith ...
The plots in “The Decalogue” are, for the most part, uncomplicated, but the human interactions contain enough contradictions, complexities and surprises to make each film unique and appealing. I watched the whole set over a period of two days. Those were long sittings, but I had a hard time turning off the video machine.
The movie was released on video and then Christians were encouraged to invite their friends to the theatrical release. I personally thought that the first movie was OK, but many of its weakness were because of time constraints. On a positive note, the first video was #1 the first week of release and beat “Toy Story II” and “The Green Mile”.
“B ack to the Future” is the perfect time-travel movie. In “Back to the Future” (part 1), Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) is a normal teenager living in 1985. One day, his best friend, Doc (Christopher Lloyd) tells him that he has secretly been working on a time machine that runs on nuclear power. Shortly afterwards, Marty accidently time ...