Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley



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Scientists on the verge of a breakthrough in time travel shouldn’t be placed under a deadline by a gruff new boss, but that’s exactly what happens in this odd adventure from exploitation director David L. Hewitt (The Mighty Gorga; The Girls from Thunder Strip). Scott Brady, Anthony Eisley, and Gigi Perreau star in this H.G. Wells inspired fable about what happens when you don’t take time traveling seriously. Also, look for 1970s heartthrob Lyle Waggoner (The Carol Burnett Show; Wonder Woman) as an alien!

Cast: Scott Brady, Anthony Eisley, Gigi Perreau
Director: David Hewitt

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42 Replies to “Journey to the Center of Time | Full Movie | Sci-Fi Fantasy | Scott Brady | Anthony Eisley”

  1. @The Film Detective. Thank you for downloading this forgotten low budge Scifi gem. It's a semi-remake of another good low budget Scifi movie The Time Travelers (1964). And it has a cameo appearance of Lyle Wagger, before he became famous on The Carol Burnett Show.

  2. There once was a man named McWhite, Said he could travel faster than light. He took off one day, in a relative way, and returned the previous night…

  3. Let's give a big hand to the person who designed Vina's costume! Starting at 36:24. Running through 40:18.

    (Please forgive me. I'm 62, but I have the maturity level of a 14 year-old boy.)

  4. This takes me back to the ultra-low-budget Sci-Fi TV movies the BBC used to broadcast on a Saturday afternoon in the early 80s, populated with actors you have kind of seen before but don't remember where or when. With the wonderful cheap scenery strewn liberally with a lot of lights, you have to have those lights or it's not true Sci-Fi, I remember computers were mostly lights in the 1960s. 🙂

  5. I knew it… 6000 years into the future we are still having BLM Riots… And racial profiling against Blue skin people… Especially bald females.

  6. This is the best comedy movie I've seen in some time! The plot isn't, but seems like, where the adventurous humans end up in a time-warp where calling themselves the 'longwankers' find themselves in a society where the leader named 'Queen Hugecleavage' wants to welcome the Longwankers to re-populate a society desperately lacking in 'longwankers',but unfortunately, she gets wiped out right off the hop.
    Just kidding on all my comments here. Judge the movie for yourself. I did watch it, and did have a good laugh at it.
    As in so many of these old sci-fi movies, the ultimate resolution to save the universe is just a phase-shift of the dinglephizz electro-magnetic field by 2.000047846 degrees to di it !!!! Any idiot would have known that !!!!
    I knew it….

  7. ….MORON'…THERE IS NO EVIL-
    LUTION…DING, DING'S…CREATION BY A MORE INTELLIGENT…PERSON,…THAN YOU, EVIDENTLY….AND THE VERY FIRST SENTENCE TOO. HOW SO VERY SAD I AM…IS ABOUT YA'LL.
    BETTER REPENT BEFORE….OOOH, NEVER MIND…TOO LATE.

  8. I felt sorry for the four women at the back wall taking data on their note pads throughout the film. The one on the right would even stop for a while out of boredom and watch the actors in front of her.

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