While Spielberg's War of the Worlds hangs on at the multiplexes, you can see the earlier screen version, plus several versions of other major H.G. Wells novels on DVD.
They range from the classic "Things to Come" which Wells scripted, to two versions of "The Time Machine" (which Wells said was about "the responsibility of men to mankind. Unless humanity hangs together, unless all strive for the species as a whole, we shall end in disaster." ) and both the 1953 Technicolor "The War of the Worlds" and an unacknowledged 1996 remake called "Independence Day."
Read all about them, plus the famous radio version of "The War of the Worlds" right
here.
MORE
What Really Happened to the Class of '65?
-
*What Really Happened to the Class of '65* by Michael Medved and David
Wallechinsky was a best seller in 1976 or so. I got a paperback copy soon
after ...
2 days ago
No comments:
Post a Comment