H.G. Wells the Time Machine vs. The Movie the Time Machine.

The book The Time Machine and Hollywood's version of H.G. Wells classic are two very different views of the same topic. The 1895 book shows how well an author writes, while the 1950's movie shows how badly Hollywood can twist a time tested story. The Time Machine's two different faces are very spread in meaning, details, and events. Contained within the book The Time Machine, is an overriding theme of surprise and discouragement for the …

…the Morlocks taking weena and that is when the fateful meeting, between man of the past and beast of the future, occurs. The events in the book and film express very different sequences and number. The novel and the box office version are different in many ways. The publication and video have many of the same characters but few of the same characters' actions. Both novel and motion picture are very contrary to each other.