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Reviewer: clnicholsusa - favorite favorite favorite favorite - October 25, Subject: Astounding Synchronicity I've played this, around Halloween, for decades. The most savage spectacle of all time! Did you know Edit. Trivia The estate of H. Wells was so pleased with the final production that it offered George Pal his choice of any other of Wells' properties.
Pal chose The Time Machine Goofs Modern viewers often complain that the wires used to suspend the Martian war machines are plainly visible throughout the film. The film was originally shot in three strip Technicolor, with prints made using a dye transfer process that resulted in very saturated colors, but with a slight reduction in overall resolution.
This reduction in resolution "fuzzed out" the wires in original prints, making them effectively invisible. Later prints were made in Eastman Color, which uses a photographic process and yields sharper prints, but here had the side effect of making the support and electric wires plainly visible - the models had electrical wires as the side pods of the machines really lit up green and the "cobra heads" lit up as well.
It is common practice in the film industry to take into account what details will be visible when a print is projected so as not to waste production time and money on details that will never actually be visible to a viewing audience, especially in the areas of effects and matte paintings.
Thus, the filmmakers never thought the wires would be visible and in fact they weren't until the first Eastman Color prints of the film were struck in the late s, and they had become even more visible on modern video releases as there is no dye sublimation resolution loss when making video masters from the original negatives.
In the restoration this was resolved using digital technology. Quotes Radio Reporter : All radio is dead, which means that these tape recordings I'm making are for the sake of future history - If any.
Alternate versions For the restoration Ben Burtt created a new 5. The Criterion Collection release features this new sound mix as well as the original mono track. Connections Edited from When Worlds Collide User reviews Review. Top review. Freaked Me Out. Cheesy, Yes! Probably the creepiest and most horrifying scenes in Filmdom was when the Martian crept up behind our heroine and clamped its tarsier-like fingers on her shoulder.
She freaked, but not immediately. She paused. Reacted to that touch. This entire moment of horror and violation took about four to six seconds. Her mind - finally - comprehended it. IT had touched her. Then she lost it. One of the best screams in film history. Great acting and just overwhelming.
For that one scene, I love this movie. Creepy as hell! FAQ 1. Where according to the movie did the Martians first land? Details Edit. Release date August 26, United States. United States. English Spanish. Wells' the War of the Worlds. Paramount Pictures. Box office Edit. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 25 minutes. Related news. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. Top Gap. See more gaps Learn more about contributing.
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