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* George's excitement over his town in 1966 is horribly cut short when the entire town is obliterated in a nuclear war. It's depressing for George, a believer in progress and science, to see so much destruction wrought by modernity.
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* None of George's associates, except for Filby, believes his whole time travel story. George, despite all the suffering and loss he went through, solemnly accepts they won't believe him.
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* None George went through a painful, exhausting, and soul-crushing experience...and none of George's associates, except for Filby, believes his whole time travel story. George, despite Despite all the his suffering and loss he went through, loss, George solemnly accepts they won't believe him.
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** Poor Weena is actually left in tears after a few feeble attempts to get the door open.
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** Poor Weena is actually left in tears after a few feeble attempts to get the door open.open.
* None of George's associates, except for Filby, believes his whole time travel story. George, despite all the suffering and loss he went through, solemnly accepts they won't believe him.
* At the end of the movie, George goes back to the time of the Eloi, but not before saying one last goodbye to Filby.
* None of George's associates, except for Filby, believes his whole time travel story. George, despite all the suffering and loss he went through, solemnly accepts they won't believe him.
* At the end of the movie, George goes back to the time of the Eloi, but not before saying one last goodbye to Filby.
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* George's HeroicBSOD. He starts by checking out the books on a shelf, which crumble on his grip. He starts with a [[TranquilFury dead]] [[DramaticDeadpan calm]] "Yes, they do tell me all about you" (the Eloi being [[BrainlessBeauty Brainless Beauties]]) and then goes into [[RantInducingSlight a screaming tirade]] at the Eloi about how their world is horrible (from his point of view) and how he would prefer to go back in time and die alongside the rest of humanity "who are MEN! MEN who THINK! MEN who HAVE LIVED BETTER LIVES THAN YOU!".
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* George's HeroicBSOD. He starts by checking out the books on a shelf, which crumble on his grip. He starts with a [[TranquilFury dead]] [[DramaticDeadpan calm]] "Yes, they do tell me all about you" (the Eloi being [[BrainlessBeauty Brainless Beauties]]) and then goes into [[RantInducingSlight a screaming tirade]] tirade at the Eloi about how their world is horrible (from his point of view) and how he would prefer to go back in time and die alongside the rest of humanity "who are MEN! MEN who THINK! MEN who HAVE LIVED BETTER LIVES THAN YOU!".
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* James Filby's fate. In the space of five minutes, George watched his best friend's infant son grow into a young man with a lot of promise, then become an old man who likely died along with everyone else when London is hit by a nuke. And it goes FromBadToWorse when Weena's comment causes him realise that Filby's warning to "[[IronicEcho Hide until the all clear]]" has become twisted into the means in which the Morlocks have [[MoreThanMindControl conditioned]] the Eloi to walk blissfully to the slaughter.
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* James Filby's fate. In the space of five minutes, George watched his best friend's infant son grow into a young man with a lot of promise, then become an old man who likely died along with everyone else when London is hit by a nuke. And it goes FromBadToWorse when Weena's comment causes him realise to realize that Filby's warning to "[[IronicEcho Hide until the all clear]]" has become twisted into the means in which the Morlocks have [[MoreThanMindControl conditioned]] the Eloi to walk blissfully to the slaughter.
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* Weena and George getting separated when the Morlocks ambush the latter towards the end of the movie. Sure, they do reunite again at the end, but it's quite agonizing to see Weena's and George's really anguished expressions when they get separated by a single steel door. Especially after having just survived and escaped the Morlock's lair.
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* Weena and George getting separated when the Morlocks ambush the latter towards the end of the movie. Sure, they do reunite again at the end, but it's quite agonizing to see Weena's and George's really anguished expressions when they get separated by a single steel door. Especially after having just survived and escaped the Morlock's lair.lair.
** Poor Weena is actually left in tears after a few feeble attempts to get the door open.
** Poor Weena is actually left in tears after a few feeble attempts to get the door open.
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* Weena and George getting separated when the Morlocks ambush the latter towards the end of the movie. Sure, they do reunite again at the end, but it's quite agonizing to see Weena's and George's really anguished expressions when they get separated by a single steel door, especially after having just survived and escaped the Morlock's lair.
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* Weena and George getting separated when the Morlocks ambush the latter towards the end of the movie. Sure, they do reunite again at the end, but it's quite agonizing to see Weena's and George's really anguished expressions when they get separated by a single steel door, especially door. Especially after having just survived and escaped the Morlock's lair.
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* Weena and George getting separated when the Morlocks ambush the latter towards the end of the movie. Sure, they do reunite again later, but it's quite agonizing to see Weena's and George's really anguished expressions when they get separated, especially after having just survived and escaped the Morlock's lair.
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* Weena and George getting separated when the Morlocks ambush the latter towards the end of the movie. Sure, they do reunite again later, at the end, but it's quite agonizing to see Weena's and George's really anguished expressions when they get separated, separated by a single steel door, especially after having just survived and escaped the Morlock's lair.
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* George's HeroicBSOD. He starts by checking out the books on a shelf, which crumble on his grip. He starts with a [[TranquilFury dead]] [[DramaticDeadpan calm]] "Yes, they do tell me all about you" (the Eloi being [[BrainlessBeauty Brainless Beauties]]) and then goes into [[RantInducingSlight a screaming tirade]] at the Eloi about how their world is horrible (from his point of view) and how he would prefer to go back in time and die alongside the rest of humanity "who are MEN! MEN who THINK! MEN who HAVE LIVED BETTER LIVES THAN YOU!".
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* George's HeroicBSOD. He starts by checking out the books on a shelf, which crumble on his grip. He starts with a [[TranquilFury dead]] [[DramaticDeadpan calm]] "Yes, they do tell me all about you" (the Eloi being [[BrainlessBeauty Brainless Beauties]]) and then goes into [[RantInducingSlight a screaming tirade]] at the Eloi about how their world is horrible (from his point of view) and how he would prefer to go back in time and die alongside the rest of humanity "who are MEN! MEN who THINK! MEN who HAVE LIVED BETTER LIVES THAN YOU!".YOU!".
* Weena and George getting separated when the Morlocks ambush the latter towards the end of the movie. Sure, they do reunite again later, but it's quite agonizing to see Weena's and George's really anguished expressions when they get separated, especially after having just survived and escaped the Morlock's lair.
* Weena and George getting separated when the Morlocks ambush the latter towards the end of the movie. Sure, they do reunite again later, but it's quite agonizing to see Weena's and George's really anguished expressions when they get separated, especially after having just survived and escaped the Morlock's lair.
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* George's HeroicBSOD. He starts by checking out the books on a shelf, which crumble on his grip. He starts with a [[TranquilFury dead]] [[DramaticDeadpan calm]] "Yes. These books tell me all about you (the Eloi being [[BrainlessBeauty Brainless Beauties]])" and then goes into [[RantInducingSlight a screaming tirade]] at the Eloi about how their world is horrible (from his point of view) and how he would prefer to go back in time and die alongside the rest of humanity "who are MEN! MEN who THINK! MEN who HAVE LIVED BETTER LIVES THAN YOU!".
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* George's HeroicBSOD. He starts by checking out the books on a shelf, which crumble on his grip. He starts with a [[TranquilFury dead]] [[DramaticDeadpan calm]] "Yes. These books "Yes, they do tell me all about you you" (the Eloi being [[BrainlessBeauty Brainless Beauties]])" Beauties]]) and then goes into [[RantInducingSlight a screaming tirade]] at the Eloi about how their world is horrible (from his point of view) and how he would prefer to go back in time and die alongside the rest of humanity "who are MEN! MEN who THINK! MEN who HAVE LIVED BETTER LIVES THAN YOU!".
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* [[WorldWarOne David Filby's ultimate fate]]. It's made even worse in a short film done for a DVD release of the movie in which an older George returns and meets Filby right before he leaves for the front. He tries to warn him, expecting to be disbelieved. Filby does believe him... [[HonorBeforeReason and he goes anyway.]]
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* [[WorldWarOne [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarI David Filby's ultimate fate]]. It's made even worse in a short film done for a DVD release of the movie in which an older George returns and meets Filby right before he leaves for the front. He tries to warn him, expecting to be disbelieved. Filby does believe him... [[HonorBeforeReason and he goes anyway.]]
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* [[WorldWarOne David Filby's ultimate fate]]. It's made even worse in a short film done for a DVD release of the movie in which an older George returns and meets Filby right before he leaves for the front. He tries to warn him, expecting to be disbelieved. Filby does believe him... [[HonorBeforeReason and he goes anyway.]]
* James Filby's fate. In the space of five minutes, George watched his best friend's infant son grow into a young man with a lot of promise, then become an old man who likely died along with everyone else when London is hit by a nuke. And it goes FromBadToWorse when Weena's comment causes him realise that Filby's warning to "[[IronicEcho Hide until the all clear]]" has become twisted into the means in which the Morlocks have [[MoreThanMindControl conditioned]] the Eloi to walk blissfully to the slaughter.
* George's HeroicBSOD. He starts by checking out the books on a shelf, which crumble on his grip. He starts with a [[TranquilFury dead]] [[DramaticDeadpan calm]] "Yes. These books tell me all about you (the Eloi being [[BrainlessBeauty Brainless Beauties]])" and then goes into [[RantInducingSlight a screaming tirade]] at the Eloi about how their world is horrible (from his point of view) and how he would prefer to go back in time and die alongside the rest of humanity "who are MEN! MEN who THINK! MEN who HAVE LIVED BETTER LIVES THAN YOU!".
* James Filby's fate. In the space of five minutes, George watched his best friend's infant son grow into a young man with a lot of promise, then become an old man who likely died along with everyone else when London is hit by a nuke. And it goes FromBadToWorse when Weena's comment causes him realise that Filby's warning to "[[IronicEcho Hide until the all clear]]" has become twisted into the means in which the Morlocks have [[MoreThanMindControl conditioned]] the Eloi to walk blissfully to the slaughter.
* George's HeroicBSOD. He starts by checking out the books on a shelf, which crumble on his grip. He starts with a [[TranquilFury dead]] [[DramaticDeadpan calm]] "Yes. These books tell me all about you (the Eloi being [[BrainlessBeauty Brainless Beauties]])" and then goes into [[RantInducingSlight a screaming tirade]] at the Eloi about how their world is horrible (from his point of view) and how he would prefer to go back in time and die alongside the rest of humanity "who are MEN! MEN who THINK! MEN who HAVE LIVED BETTER LIVES THAN YOU!".
