I wonder if the director of the new Time Machine movie is related to H.G. His surname is Wells.
Ooh, I want to see this movie, though. It looks nifty. I hadn't previously considered the added niftyness factor added by re-making a movie about a time machine so long after the first one - for example, when he's travelling through time, the point at which the directors must start guessing about what it'll look like is a good deal further on.
And just watching the profiles about it on Space is giving me ideas. Story ideas.
No, *bad* me! I have... serious... essays to...
...but SHINY!
*muttergrumble*
Ooh, I want to see this movie, though. It looks nifty. I hadn't previously considered the added niftyness factor added by re-making a movie about a time machine so long after the first one - for example, when he's travelling through time, the point at which the directors must start guessing about what it'll look like is a good deal further on.
And just watching the profiles about it on Space is giving me ideas. Story ideas.
No, *bad* me! I have... serious... essays to...
...but SHINY!
*muttergrumble*
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Could've been a very cool movie. As it was, it was light entertainment. Catch a matinee showing, if you get lower matinee prices where you are, would be my recommendation.
Oh, and IMDB says yes, Simon Wells, the director, is H.G.'s great-grandson.