@@startreksam Me 2, 10, and totally enthralled at the town movie theatre, and then three years later, The 7 Faces of Dr. Lao and Ray Harryahusen's Jason and the Argonauts. Who can EVER forget Talos, the giant bronze warrior. He blew me away. One of Tom Hank's fave films, I read.
This film and soundtrack were a constant theme of my childhood. I must have watched it 100 times. Back then of course it felt like I had all the time in the world.... all the time in the world.
@@seagreenspiral I was born in 1960, and this film and its soundtrack have accompanied me in my growing-up. Well...and the phenomenally fine music of Bernard Herrmann.
The glorious opening fanfare, followed by a tune that is oddly Victorian-sounding. And "Philby's Theme" captures the melancholy and pathos of the movie perfectly.
In my opinion, one of the best movie soundtracks ever made. From the very first opening seconds of the film, his music was instantly exciting and inventive. Without his abilities, I think "The Time Machine" would have been far less the classic that it is today. I just read his bio online, and this man was a GIANT in the recorded and live music of his generation.
Russell Garcia only scored a handful of movies, "The Time Machine" is probably his best known work for the screen. He was a very talented Jazz musician and arranger and (little known) scored and conducted a string section on one of the very first albums of one to become one of the greatest names of the film music world.. John Towner Williams.
When I was a little boy in the 70,s this movie impacted my life. I have always wanted a time machine of my own and to this day I still think time travel is possible. Rod Taylor please come back!
Filbey's theme is absolutely lovely. It is in my top ten favorite soundtracks of all time. It is a MUST for your collection. So relaxing. Fantastic channel. Thank you, Fred, for your generosity in taking the time and energy to put this together to share with us. 'It's so appreciated. Soundtracks are so fulfilling. They not only deliver heartfelt sounds, but the nostalgic memories we recollect from the films we so enjoyed, often long ago. "Music dusts away the cobwebs of everyday life"...and this soundtrack is proof of that.
It shows just how incredibly talented and creative Russell Garcia was with this music. It is as involving and moving as the movie itself, and that is amazing!
This has always been my favorite film and remember seeing it as a child. I was trying to picture which scene was happening as the soundtrack was playing and I think that the last loud piece of the music near the end before the quieter piece started have been the part where George was fighting with the Morlock 'who's head falls off' as George was starting up the Machine in the cave before going back to his own time. Although I may be wrong.
I've always like this score and am glad to find it here. The main theme is suffused with nostalgia- not the audience's for once, but that of the time traveler. He is consumed by a longing for the future, which he finds and converts into his own personal past. In the end, he remembers the future and must return to it as we turn in our memories to the past. Many thanks for uploading this evocative music.
The BEST time travel movie ever made. Everything fell nicely in place, from Rod Taylor to the supporting cast, to Russ Garcia's score, to the special effects, etc. This movie had warmth and heart, something sorely missed in today's dizzying blitz of overused effects. Thanks for this posting.
Time After Time. directed by Nicholas Meyer, 1985, was a good time travel film with Malcolm McDowell playing HG Wells, himself. But, yes, George Pal's classic is the best.
This soundtrack is amazing it brings you right back to the film ... A rare thing for Hollywood , truly one of my all time scores that I listen to often.
I love this film to bits. I have watched it so many times. Love to buy some props from this great 1960s film. Soundtrack is a story teller in itself. Best time travel machine ever made.
Beautiful, haunting, lovely music.. one of the best soundtracks ever! And this is one of my very favorite movies. Thank you for posting this music! I listen to it from time to time, no pun intended.
A bit of trivia here: Garcia converted to the Bahai faith, following which time he migrated to New Zealand. I spoke to him on the telephone a couple of times but sadly did not meet him in person.
In the early sixties many people simply believe in the progress of science. I also believed we would be able to time-travel within the 21st century. Really good, old, happy days!
See this movie at the Fox theatre for 2 or 3 pepsi bottle caps. I just dug thru garbage cans and found them, since I didn't have the money to buy a soda. Very best movie memory in my life. Great movie. Showed how people can be mislead and not even realize it.
Funnily enough, whenever I hear "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair" there's that bit that sounds like that piece from The Time Machine. 1:11 on this ua-cam.com/video/TOxJpPiFe0k/v-deo.html
@@coltaylordyath5180 Definitely -- if you borrow, do it from the best. Also, when I hear "Ferry Cross the Mersey" by Gerry and the Pacemakers," I think of this score, around, 1:00. It's funny how we have associations to other pieces and songs.
Thanks for this. From my first viewing from my youth this score never left my head. As a kid I loved this film for the Morlocks and the time travel sequences especially. The more poignant qualities were lost on me. Now I experience the film in a different way with the passage of time and passing of old friends and family. It’s a rare film that can grow with you and offer new insights as you age.
Beautiful music, captures the sense of excitement, danger, romance and ultimately optimism for the future of all of us!!! Thank you for uploading. One of the greatest movies ever in my opinion and ......................timeless!
George (Actor Rod Taylor): What have you done? Thousands of years of building and rebuilding, creating and recreating so you can let it crumble to dust. A million years of sensitive men dying for their dreams... *For what*? So you can swim and dance and play.
You know, Spotify links to this soundtrack, but all the songs are WRONG! I wrote to them about it, and they wrote back to me with some nonsense about fixing it. Hasn't happened yet.
the soundtrack is a huge part of this. Especially the shrill trumpets that stay high and then dun dun dahhh duuuuunnnn. Especially the part when the camera zooms in on his face the first time he decends into the pits and says "CANNIBSALISM!" That is one of the most eerie moments in films when you realise the morlocks are living off eatinh people
I love his excellent Stereo science fiction inspired 1958 record album "FANTASTICA" on Liberty Records too! And his excellent score for George Pal's ATLANTIS, THE LOST CONTINENT (MGM, 1961).
I saw this movie when it was first released in the summer of 1960, and a year later it was reissued on a double feature bill with George Pal's ATLANTIS, THE LOST CONTINENT.
Wow! This music is riveting. I almost feel myself racing and diving into the water to save Weena in Rescue"("well, don't just stand there, help her!") I can't help overhearing some of Debussy's music here, especially "Girl With the Flaxen Hair" (was Mr Garcia thinking of Weena, who did have flaxen hair in the film, when writing that bit, I wonder).
One of my all time movies as I was growing up ( I saw it on the big screen in a theater) and now this soundtrack carries me back to that time! I adore this film and film score!
I really love this movie and the music score Rod Taylor was great in the film may he rest in peace God Bless and thank you for all your films. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🎬🎬🎞🎞🎞📽📽📽
4:48 Is my favorite. You can totally imagine that this music is about a device that taps into previously unknown laws of physics to do it's thing and take someone on an adventure like none other.
A few years ago, I received an email from Russell. He graciously explained to me that he created the sound of the machine using a variety of musical instruments. For me, it was a great mystery solved.
At 8 years old my Dad took my sister and I to Jones Beach in NY in the am, then to a great hamburger place for lunch, and later on, to see The Time Machine. One of the 5 best days of my life
This film was better than the other time machine films based on Wells's novel (though Time After Time is very good though still not as good as this film)
Cheers, Fred! I would like to make a request if possible: could you please post the music for "The First Knight", please? That´s a very underrated movie. Thanks and keep the great job.
A sequel would have been nice where the time traveler went back to find Wenna and help to restore mankind. He did take three books with him, but sequels weren't such a thing back then. "The Time Traveller" theme is so beautiful and evocative. I watched the movie recently on TCM just to see if I remembered it correctly. All of the acting was great! A really "old school" type musical score, I think. Love it!
I was 14 years old since I watch this movie and I always love it so much that I watch it again a couple of times every year. Altough its 60 years old it has not lost his power for me from the first time I saw it. And the score is unparalleled.
ESTAS ORQUESTRAS SÃO MARAVILHOSAS . EU QUERIA AS ORQUESTRAS QUE TOCAM AS TRILHAS SONORAS DE FUNDO DO DESENHO SUPER ROBIM HOOD , MAGTHOR , OS HERCULOIDES , E SPACE GOSTH .
Herbert George Wells, as depicted in this film as the Time Traveler, "George", was very much ahead of his time as he was very critical of British society and the class system it engendered. "War of the Worlds" was a veiled critique of the British colonial system by which England conquered several territories in Africa, the Middle East and Asia. The martians were a stand-in for the British empire and the conquered peoples of the colonies were stand-ins for the people of England. "The Time Machine" was a way for Wells to critique the class system as the Eloi and the Morlocks were supposed to be descendants of the British nobility ( Eloi ) and upper class and the lower classes ( Morlocks ), such as coal miners from Cornwall. Wells went further in his ideas with the production of the film and story depicted in "Things to Come".
When I was a kid in 1960 I was captivated by this movie, and I still am today. The space that you stand on today was supporting something other than what it is today, and what it will support tomorrow. And that is the 4th dimension..
❤yo tengo esa pelicula en DvDs en español y la segunda parte el regreso de la makina del tiempo de Rod Taylor ke ya es anciano con weena y sus hijos y como la isieron yo soy colecionista de peliculas y series de Makina del tiempo y variedades de juguetes de todo los Referentes de Makinas del tiempo de variadas peliculas Me facina la nueva series de Makina del tiempo ke da en Neflix y en youtube y la serie antigua el tunel del tiempo y otras mas gracias.
Since I was a kid back in the '60s, this was one of my favorite movies and favorite scores. I still love them both up to this day.
Tears me up every time.
I also have to agree. I was 10 years old when l first the movie . the scene was the the nuclear attack with the warning sound
@@startreksam Me 2, 10, and totally enthralled at the town movie theatre, and then three years later, The 7 Faces of Dr. Lao and Ray Harryahusen's Jason and the Argonauts. Who can EVER forget Talos, the giant bronze warrior. He blew me away. One of Tom Hank's fave films, I read.
I always felt exactly the same way!
Me too...the score is like a time machine in itself.
My Dad showed me this movie back in the 1980's and I instantly loved it! This musical score is incredible!
This film and soundtrack were a constant theme of my childhood. I must have watched it 100 times. Back then of course it felt like I had all the time in the world.... all the time in the world.
I was born in 2004 and love this film and it’s music. Incredible.
@@seagreenspiral I was born in 1960, and this film and its soundtrack have accompanied me in my growing-up. Well...and the phenomenally fine music of Bernard Herrmann.
1983 and the same here. So many Sunday afternoons at my grans house with movies like this popping on.
Same here I used to watch on repeat the music gives me that mystc time traverler vibe love it.
1980 here. I love this movie (and soundtrack)
What a great movie and soundtrack.
The glorious opening fanfare, followed by a tune that is oddly Victorian-sounding. And "Philby's Theme" captures the melancholy and pathos of the movie perfectly.
In my opinion, one of the best movie soundtracks ever made. From the very first opening seconds of the film, his music was instantly exciting and inventive. Without his abilities, I think "The Time Machine" would have been far less the classic that it is today. I just read his bio online, and this man was a GIANT in the recorded and live music of his generation.
Russell Garcia only scored a handful of movies, "The Time Machine" is probably his best known work for the screen. He was a very talented Jazz musician and arranger and (little known) scored and conducted a string section on one of the very first albums of one to become one of the greatest names of the film music world.. John Towner Williams.
It sounds interesting. could you tell us more ?
RG wrote 2 text books on arranging the secound gets into atonal music
When I was a little boy in the 70,s this movie impacted my life. I have always wanted a time machine of my own and to this day I still think time travel is possible. Rod Taylor please come back!
@@juliofernandez862
So true, don't forget the books! and me too plz, sigh
Filbey's theme is absolutely lovely. It is in my top ten favorite soundtracks of all time. It is a MUST for your collection. So relaxing. Fantastic channel. Thank you, Fred, for your generosity in taking the time and energy to put this together to share with us. 'It's so appreciated. Soundtracks are so fulfilling. They not only deliver heartfelt sounds, but the nostalgic memories we recollect from the films we so enjoyed, often long ago. "Music dusts away the cobwebs of everyday life"...and this soundtrack is proof of that.
It shows just how incredibly talented and creative Russell Garcia was with this music. It is as involving and moving as the movie itself, and that is amazing!
I have always adored the music from this film - adore the film too. this was a real treat hearing this again. :)
This has always been my favorite film and remember seeing it as a child. I was trying to picture which scene was happening as the soundtrack was playing and I think that the last loud piece of the music near the end before the quieter piece started have been the part where George was fighting with the Morlock 'who's head falls off' as George was starting up the Machine in the cave before going back to his own time. Although I may be wrong.
This music fit this movie perfectly.
I've always like this score and am glad to find it here. The main theme is suffused with nostalgia- not the audience's for once, but that of the time traveler. He is consumed by a longing for the future, which he finds and converts into his own personal past. In the end, he remembers the future and must return to it as we turn in our memories to the past. Many thanks for uploading this evocative music.
I'm so happy that you did this one! This movie's soundtrack is one of my all-time favorites!
I love this film and it’s soundtrack!
The BEST time travel movie ever made. Everything fell nicely in place, from Rod Taylor to the supporting cast, to Russ Garcia's score, to the special effects, etc. This movie had warmth and heart, something sorely missed in today's dizzying blitz of overused effects. Thanks for this posting.
I think what makes it work is that it was set in the period when the original novel was set and not in contemporary times.
Excellent point. I'm in total agreement.
More movies had more romance. Tenderness . Chemistry. In a subtle way.
@@hifijohn now they call it steam punk
Time After Time. directed by Nicholas Meyer, 1985, was a good time travel film with Malcolm McDowell playing HG Wells, himself. But, yes, George Pal's classic is the best.
Another movie they have remade several times but just don't seem to get.
Of course, they will try again soon.
They have all the time in the world.
And all the time in the world to me$$ it up too.
This soundtrack is amazing it brings you right back to the film ... A rare thing for Hollywood , truly one of my all time scores that I listen to often.
Try the original King Kong and also The Mysterians.
I love this film to bits. I have watched it so many times. Love to buy some props from this great 1960s film. Soundtrack is a story teller in itself. Best time travel machine ever made.
Would love to find a reasonably priced model of the Machine.
@@spikespa5208 I'll be there, right on the doorstep if one comes up for sale!
Beautiful, haunting, lovely music.. one of the best soundtracks ever!
And this is one of my very favorite movies.
Thank you for posting this music! I listen to it from time to time, no pun intended.
Loved this film and always have a nostalgic place within my heart
Russell Garcia composed FANTASTICA - MUSIC FROM OUTER SPACE circa 1960, well worth a listen
Please post a link here. :-)
This is the best version and the ending is satisfying !!!!!
A bit of trivia here: Garcia converted to the Bahai faith, following which time he migrated to New Zealand. I spoke to him on the telephone a couple of times but sadly did not meet him in person.
What three books would you have taken back ( *ahem* forward) with you ? And of course
it's not a George Pal film without a cameo by Woody Woodpecker!
The Bible #1 for spirituality. A moral compass . #2 Mathematics for building. #3 hard to choose , medicine , biology , chemistry or music
@@mariocisneros911
#3 is personal choice
Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.
RIP Yvette Mimieux❤️
In the early sixties many people simply believe in the progress of science. I also believed we would be able to time-travel within the 21st century. Really good, old, happy days!
To this day, one of my favorite soundtracks. Still haunts me as much as it did the first day I heard it in a movie theatre!
Destroy it George, before it destroys you too!
Hmm, it destroyed itself, not him.
He never said "too".
See this movie at the Fox theatre for 2 or 3 pepsi bottle caps. I just dug thru garbage cans and found them, since I didn't have the money to buy a soda. Very best movie memory in my life. Great movie. Showed how people can be mislead and not even realize it.
The "tremolo motive" (2:18) reminds me of Claude Debussy's "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair". I love this part!
I knew I recognized that phrase from somewhere else.
Funnily enough, whenever I hear "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair" there's that bit that sounds like that piece from The Time Machine.
1:11 on this ua-cam.com/video/TOxJpPiFe0k/v-deo.html
Yes! Thank you
@@coltaylordyath5180 Definitely -- if you borrow, do it from the best. Also, when I hear "Ferry Cross the Mersey" by Gerry and the Pacemakers," I think of this score, around, 1:00. It's funny how we have associations to other pieces and songs.
Funny how so many soundtrack passages from films of my youth I later recognized when I turned to classical music.
Thanks for this. From my first viewing from my youth this score never left my head. As a kid I loved this film for the Morlocks and the time travel sequences especially. The more poignant qualities were lost on me. Now I experience the film in a different way with the passage of time and passing of old friends and family. It’s a rare film that can grow with you and offer new insights as you age.
Beautiful music, captures the sense of excitement, danger, romance and ultimately optimism for the future of all of us!!! Thank you for uploading. One of the greatest movies ever in my opinion and ......................timeless!
love the movie and soundtrack - it is a golden age classic - rod taylors best film
George (Actor Rod Taylor): What have you done? Thousands of years of building and rebuilding, creating and recreating so you can let it crumble to dust. A million years of sensitive men dying for their dreams... *For what*? So you can swim and dance and play.
I was fifteen when this movie came out, and my heart still aches for Weena.
In the book she dies.
@@ohiovr I know, I read it later. I was very impressionable in those days. I fell in love with the native girl in South Pacific, also.
The piece at 2.09 is especially haunting. It's nostalgia set to music.
A Masterpiece commonly known with the name of soundtrack
Best movie ever and I'm 65. Saw it in 1960. Changed my life.
i am with you.
6 years old, scared the _____ outta me. Loved every minute. Still do.
Me, too.
I did as well, and the ending always makes me cry, to this very day!
One of the Best Sound Tracks made in Movie History.😊
Saw it on T.V. in 1965 with my cousin.
RIP Yvette Mimieux.
The Time Traveler cue at 08:38 always gives me a happy chill as it underscores The Time Traveler, describing the story of humankind to Weena!
Love this film
All the time in the world still puts a tear in my eye
Rod taylor one of my favourite actors hard as nails apparently
great movie-great soundtrack
Herrlich , entspannend und ich bin am träumen....
Rest In Peace Yvette Mimieux
You know, Spotify links to this soundtrack, but all the songs are WRONG! I wrote to them about it, and they wrote back to me with some nonsense about fixing it. Hasn't happened yet.
Still not fixed.
I caved and bought it. If anyone has Spotify and wishes they had this, HMU: I got you.
4:05 “He has all the time in the world.”
Great film score opening as befits metro Goldwyn mayer. Yes 1960 but a hint of the glory days of MGM wizard of oz ect.
This is one of my favorite scores. I own the record.
I've got both CDs. I cannot praise either of them enough.
I had heard some of Russell Garcia's jazz music but this score he wrote for The Time Machine is incredible.
Missing the intense theme where George walks through the jungle of 802,701.
There's a longer video(31 minutes) of the soundtrack on here with that part.
George rescuing Weena from the Morlocks. A proper adventure story.
the soundtrack is a huge part of this. Especially the shrill trumpets that stay high and then dun dun dahhh duuuuunnnn.
Especially the part when the camera zooms in on his face the first time he decends into the pits and says "CANNIBSALISM!" That is one of the most eerie moments in films when you realise the morlocks are living off eatinh people
7:21 Drowning scene music [ similar to THE STORM by Britten []
ua-cam.com/video/NgNs2cqNriA/v-deo.html
I love his excellent Stereo science fiction inspired 1958 record album "FANTASTICA" on Liberty Records too! And his excellent score for George Pal's ATLANTIS, THE LOST CONTINENT (MGM, 1961).
Rip Yvette
My fave sci film. If we could time travel. Be fab
I saw this movie when it was first released in the summer of 1960, and a year later it was reissued on a double feature bill with George Pal's ATLANTIS, THE LOST CONTINENT.
Wow! This music is riveting. I almost feel myself racing and diving into the water to save Weena in Rescue"("well, don't just stand there, help her!")
I can't help overhearing some of Debussy's music here, especially "Girl With the Flaxen Hair" (was Mr Garcia thinking of Weena, who did have flaxen hair in the film, when writing that bit, I wonder).
This is such a great score.
Question: in 1960, Well's copyright was still in effect-did Wells have any heirs that got royalties payments?
Ich habe diesen Film mit 6 Jahren zum ersten mal gesehen , und bin heute noch begeistert davon....!!!
Asked what I wanted to be when I grew up...this movie made up my mind.
One of my all time movies as I was growing up ( I saw it on the big screen in a theater) and now this soundtrack carries me back to that time! I adore this film and film score!
I really love this movie and the music score Rod Taylor was great in the film may he rest in peace God Bless and thank you for all your films. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🎬🎬🎞🎞🎞📽📽📽
4:48 Is my favorite. You can totally imagine that this music is about a device that taps into previously unknown laws of physics to do it's thing and take someone on an adventure like none other.
This suite is a Time Machine.
A few years ago, I received an email from Russell. He graciously explained to me that he created the sound of the machine using a variety of musical instruments. For me, it was a great mystery solved.
At 8 years old my Dad took my sister and I to Jones Beach in NY in the am, then to a great hamburger place for lunch, and later on, to see The Time Machine. One of the 5 best days of my life
That is a great memory. Thanks for sharing it!
This film was better than the other time machine films based on Wells's novel (though Time After Time is very good though still not as good as this film)
Wonderful!!
Masterpiece
Surprised he did not do more films
Cheers, Fred! I would like to make a request if possible: could you please post the music for "The First Knight", please? That´s a very underrated movie. Thanks and keep the great job.
ua-cam.com/video/1BtPoFcDS14/v-deo.html
Fred, you're the best!
Thank you very much, Frank! Glad that you are enjoying the music. :-)
Fred
Soundtrack Fred this was a great piece
Standing orvations...!!!
"My Machine ! !" --- Rod Taylor---
Walt Disney love this movie so much he hired 4 actors from it.
Love this soundtrack! One of my all time favorites!
Zigarre und Cognac und dieser Soundtrack unbezahlbar....!
This song moves me, that I wish I had that time machine too.
This Song Was Way Better Then The Trio From The Good The Bad And The Ugly
Guten Abend Fred.
Das ist ja mal eine echt coole Auswahl.
MfG EchoHotelGolf
A beautiful classic! Love this movie.
Une musique magique pour un film qui ne l'est pas moins!
Eu amo esse filme e a trilha sonora...
A sequel would have been nice where the time traveler went back to find Wenna and help to restore mankind. He did take three books with him, but sequels weren't such a thing back then. "The Time Traveller" theme is so beautiful and evocative. I watched the movie recently on TCM just to see if I remembered it correctly. All of the acting was great! A really "old school" type musical score, I think. Love it!
Pal wanted to do a sequel but couldn't get funding. The Time Machine, The Journey Back is a kind of sequel, though.
Thanks! I didn't know that. I have seen THE TIME MACHINE, THE JOURNEY BACK, and it's very good, I think Thanks, again.@@roward48
I was 14 years old since I watch this movie and I always love it so much that I watch it again a couple of times every year. Altough its 60 years old it has not lost his power for me from the first time I saw it. And the score is unparalleled.
ESTAS ORQUESTRAS SÃO MARAVILHOSAS . EU QUERIA AS ORQUESTRAS QUE TOCAM AS TRILHAS SONORAS DE FUNDO DO DESENHO SUPER ROBIM HOOD , MAGTHOR , OS HERCULOIDES , E SPACE GOSTH .
Weena's theme is sweeter than sugar.
My favorite of all time.
Beautiful, intriguing.
Herbert George Wells, as depicted in this film as the Time Traveler, "George", was very much ahead of his time as he was very critical of British society and the class system it engendered. "War of the Worlds" was a veiled critique of the British colonial system by which England conquered several territories in Africa, the Middle East and Asia. The martians were a stand-in for the British empire and the conquered peoples of the colonies were stand-ins for the people of England. "The Time Machine" was a way for Wells to critique the class system as the Eloi and the Morlocks were supposed to be descendants of the British nobility ( Eloi ) and upper class and the lower classes ( Morlocks ), such as coal miners from Cornwall. Wells went further in his ideas with the production of the film and story depicted in "Things to Come".
4:20
Very Stargate-esque.
Timeless forever. 👍
Eu tenho esse Filme em DVD,dublado em português e em inglês... Duque de Caxias RJ Brasil 16/09/2023
A ff13-2/time machine crossover fanfiction would be amazing
Timeless❤
When I was a kid in 1960 I was captivated by this movie, and I still am today. The space that you stand on today was supporting something other than what it is today, and what it will support tomorrow. And that is the 4th dimension..
❤yo tengo esa pelicula en DvDs en español y la segunda parte el regreso de la makina del tiempo de Rod Taylor ke ya es anciano con weena y sus hijos y como la isieron yo soy colecionista de peliculas y series de Makina del tiempo y variedades de juguetes de todo los Referentes de Makinas del tiempo de variadas peliculas Me facina la nueva series de Makina del tiempo ke da en Neflix y en youtube y la serie antigua el tunel del tiempo y otras mas gracias.