The Time Machine 3D Blu Ray 1960

Wow! Really good 3D conversion. This was on my short list of potential conversions. Thank you. Some other George Pal films that would be fun in 3D include Atlantis the Lost Continent and 7 Faces of Dr. Lao. You've already done a great job on Pal's War of the Worlds.

Truly a classic of fantastic films. “The Time Machine” impressively shows how important it is to involve the viewer in the entire plot. More important than spending too much film time on the core of the story. The story itself should captivate the viewer and the core should crown the whole thing. George Pal was always very good at that. Short Summary. Our hero tells his friends that he has invented a machine that makes time travel possible. Although he is bringing the proof of it, instead of recognition he only receives disbelief and ridicule. Inspired by this, he dares to travel into an unknown future in order to ultimately find a place where he can make a difference... The energy he draws from the lack of recognition, the time-lapse shots, the transformation of the environment over time, his almost humble pauses during short stops on his journey into the future create a fascinating and captivating atmosphere. The story climaxes in a far-off future reality, a paradisiacal-like place where people live for the sole purpose of serving as food for a monstrous race. His arrival in this unreal, distant future gives our hero, who was not taken seriously in his time, the opportunity to find his purpose and become part of something big. He ultimately decides to determine his own fate and the fate of people in the future. This 3D version is referred to as standard by its creator. But I can not confirm that. Standard, perhaps, because there were no extraordinary challenges for him. But this conversion is anything but standard. It was hard to make a brilliant film any better. You can hardly escape the fascination of the 2D version. But the film was made much more intense by adding 3D. The 3D has a strong supportive effect and intensifies the perception of important elements. Impressive shots and backdrops were beautifully interpreted and placed at the right distance with great sensitivity. Although some scenes have enormous depth, you always have the impression that this only brings you closer to the scene. Just like the director wanted. This is important because it does not change the classic plot. The overall impression is very harmonious and the gently introduced 3D appears even more intense despite the film's colorfulness. You do not need any WOW effects here, you can simply sit back and enjoy a great experience in the 3rd dimension. Great job honoring the film.

haven't seen this film in years , so was nice again to watch it in 3d