Prehistoric Peeps
- [writer unknown], directed by Lewin Fitzhamon
- (at movie theaters, UK, August 1905)
Far, far away, at the foot of a cliff, a Thunder Lizard—which must have been at least one hundred feet long—appeared out of the mists of forty million years.
There are an indefinite nubmer of possible futures, any one of which we would encounter if we took the proper ‘forks” in time.
In my time it was June 5, 1942. The only thing that’s certain is that it is summer; the year depends on—well, it depends on what year you were living in when all this happened.
Incidentally, I have forgotten the most important thing of all. Remember that Donovan’s dominating idea was to prove to me, and to the world, that he had been in the Cretaceous and hobnobbed with its flora and fauna. He was a physicist by inclination, and had the physicist’s flair for ingenious proofs. Before leaving, he loaded a lead cube with three quartz quills of pure radium chloride that he had been using in a previous experiment, and locked the whole thing up in a steel box.
The discovery of negative entropy introduces quite new and revolutionary conceptions into our picture of the physical world.
Because I built a time machine for myself a couple of years ago and went back to the Mesozoic Era and found out what happened to the dinosaurs.
We received a note telling us that unless we paid the sum of three million dollars this great city would be taken back to prehistoric days.
Time must have stood still in this region of Earth. Take a picture of this mastondia before it goes for us.
Step by step, frame by frame of film, stop motion by stop motion, he, Terwilliger, had run his beasts through their postures, moved each a fraction of an inch, photographed them, moved them another hair, photographed them, for hours and days and months.
A baby dinosaur!! Don’t just stand there! Grab him!
I will send Gorgo back into is own era in the stream of time. Here he is an anachronism . . . In his own time, he would be in harmony withhis surroundings!
Well, isn’t it obvious, Manning? The war did happen. We didn’t get back with our warning.
Allosaurus stopped as the water rushed over his feet. They could see the bulk of him, his neck and heavy legs; his tail that was flattenedon the sides. He was big as a full grown tree. Then he turned and Joe saw his teeth. They were jagged as steak knives.
My beauties. Not alive, but alive. Dead, but not dead. Clay and then liquid rubber. Yes, oh yes. I moved you and then frame by frame photographed you.
- Travel is possible only into the past.
- The object transported will return to exactly the time and place of departure.
- It is not possible to bring objects from the past to the present.
- Actions in the past cannot change the present.
Travis: We might destroy a roach—or a flower, even—and destroy an important link in the species.
Eckles: So?
“Wow,” whispered Jack. “I wish we could go to the time of Pteranodons.”
Jack studied the picture of the odd-looking creature soaring through the sky.
“Ahhh!” screamed Annie.
“What?” said Jack.
“A monster!” Annie cried. She pointed out the tree house window.
It would bring our sponsors down upon us like so many angry hornets. The Unchanging would yank time travel out of human hands—retroactively.
I rettili attaccarono tutti insieme i gettarono a terra Trappola. Gli azzannarono un polpaccio con le zanne affilate come quelle dei piranha, e chissa come sarebbe andata a finire se non fossi arrivato io agitando un osso: — Via di qui! Viaaaaaaa!
I dromaeosaurus, colti di sorpresa, arretrarono e si diedero a una fuga precipitosa.translate
Suddenly, the pack attacked all at once. They threw Trap on the ground, and one of the grammed his arm with sharp fangs. Who know what wouldhave happened if I hadn’t furiously waved the bone and should at the top of my lungs.
“Go awayyyyyyyyyyyy!” I yelled. “Scram!”
Taken by surprise, the Dromaeosaurs retreated and swiftly took flight.
Oh, oh, oh—I think you went back a little too far!
Peter: “I'm going to the future. I want to see it for myself!”
88 MPH
I am slightly lost in space and time right now and need to get home in order to make sure my children get milk for their breakfast.
[. . .] all of the data-gathering instruments are kaput.
“I only intended to make a small inter-dimensional field, so to speak,” the professor continued. “Just large enough to encompass my house. At first, it worked. The field or bubble drew the enormous energy required to create the bridge from the fifth dimension itself and folded space-time.
“But then something went wrong. Horribly, horribly wrong. The bubble expanded. It kept growing, drawing more and more power from the fifth dimension. I shut off the machine, but it was of no use. The field had become independent of the device.
“Eventually, the bubble stabilized. From what I can tell, we’re stuck in an inter-dimensional, space-time feedback loop.”
How many people could say they slept through a herd of dinosaurs?
The yellow bill pierces the shell. A long head, beak and fine fur slick, finds its way free for the first gasp of air.
The yellow bill pierces the shell. A long head, beak and fine fur slick, finds its way free for the first gasp of air.
With sights on events his eyes have never seen, Arthur is ready for his new time machine.
Dennis the Toothbrush Who Wanted to Be a Dinosaur Lawyer.That says it all. —Michael Main
Afterwards they used Dennis to brush their teeth.
Wow. I wish we could go there.
Your time portals are not big enough for any of the really exciting monsters.
It hadn’t been that long ago when the world calmed to something resembling almost a normal life and he could finally catch his breath without worrying about time jumps and the destruction of the human race.
We don’t know if we can change time or effect it at all.”