Your fav TIME MACHINE movies

[kryptosmaster]

Did anyone like that show Timetraxx ( I think that was the name)
It was about a cop that went back in time to catch timetravel crooks.
He posted notes in the newspaper for his future colleagues.
He had a holographic woman that was his mentor/advisor.
The actor's name escapes me but he played Elvis once also.
Rich

[spotter]

In no particular order
Army of Darkness - or Medieval dead. "hail to the king Baby"

Time Cop - guilty pleasure - "Quit arguing amongst yourself"

TimeRider -campy fun - "He Stole my Machine"

Star Trek 4 - "the keyboard how quaint"

12 Monkeys - "Plague of Madness"

HG Wells Time machine ( Rod Taylor version- the ship window & the magma cooling were awsome effects) " waiting for the All Clear"

Terminator 1 & 2 ( 3 sucked)- "I'm better now , Clearer"

Bill & Ted 1 -the start of a carrer of whaoh's for Keanu Reves "Strange happenings at the Circle K"

Final Countdown- I bought a USS Nimitz hat just cause I loved it

Thanks for the reminder of Time after Time malcom McDowell as HG Wells - priceless
and I remembered biggles but not the title ( really liked that one back in the day when it played on hbo 10 thousand times)

[ScottA]

Time after Time
Somewhere in Time
Back to the Future trilogy
The Time Machine
Star Trek: IV

I've actually been to the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island in Michigan where they filmed Somewhere in Time. If anyone ever gets the opportunity to go there I highly recommend it. Beautiful place and a beautiful hotel.

[shyndman]

TV shows with time travel

"The Man Who Was Never Born" episode of Outer Limits with Martin Landau
and "Demon with a Glass Hand"

If you are going to mention TV shows, two episodes of Twilight Zone were really beautiful time travel stories. Watch "Walking Distance" and "A Stop At Willoughby" - they are really fantastic.

[bobws]

Time after Time
Somewhere in Time
Back to the Future all
The Time Machine original
both 60's Dr Who movies - just for the Fun factor

[jaypiscopo]

"The Man Who Was Never Born" episode of Outer Limits with Martin Landau
and "Demon with a Glass Hand"

[kryptosmaster]

Sounds like we all love time-travel type movies.
I'm going to cheat and list them all. LOL
Well, here's a link to a very inclusive site about time travel movies. I think you'll enjoy it.

http://www.cvil.wustl.edu/~gary/SF/time_movies.html

Rich

[Hector]

1968 Planet of the Apes
Escape from Planet of the Apes
12 Monkeys

I'm sorry..but you just through in 12 Monkeys because of the title.

[jessica]

1968 Planet of the Apes
Escape from Planet of the Apes
12 Monkeys

[Drain]

My favorite was a made for TV Movie back in the late 70's. A Scientist builds a time machine. The power pack he was waiting for arrives friday afternoon. He goes back in time to the pilgrams; nearly get burned for being a witch, the old west then the future were he finds out a project that his helped developed destroyed most of the world. I missed the end because of bed time. Wish I know the name of the movie.

[Mr Mego]

My top 7 Time Traveling movies are...

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Time Machine -the original
New Time Machine - can't remember the name of that.
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure are ROCKS!!!
Back to the future I,II,III
Time cop
And 12 Monkeys

[shyndman]

I love time travel books and movies. My favorite movies include:
- Peggy Sue Got Married
- Timeline
- Berkeley Square
- the 13th floor (not exactly time travel but kinda fits)

[jds1911a1]

I always loved movies that had anything to do with Time Travel.
For the most part, my fav variation of this is the present day traveler going back in time.

My top 5 time traveling movies are ...

1. Time After Time
2. Back to the Future -1
3. The Time Machine
4. Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
5. Daleks Invade Earth: 2150-AD

I also seem to remember liking Time Rider, but I haven't seen it since new so I almost totally don't remember the story.

Also, there was a movie starring Jim Belushi as a bad guy ... and a Time Machine in the desert.. I forgot the title, but that one was pretty good.

What's your favs ?

TimeRider the adventure of Lyle Swan with Fred ward is a classic.

[Gorn Captain]

Yeah PLANET OF THE APES (1968) counts... And since they also deal with travelling to (or from) the future, add it's sequels BENEATH and ESCAPE in there too...

You can never go wrong with POTA, right?

[apes3978]

Planet of the apes?

Yeah PLANET OF THE APES (1968) counts... And since they also deal with travelling to (or from) the future, add it's sequels BENEATH and ESCAPE in there too...