Man travels through time to believe in life again but 1960 original might be better
This was a remake of the 1960 original which was based upon a story by H.G. Wells. Professor Alexander Hartdegen’s (Guy Pearce) fiancé is murdered and that inspires him to create a time machine to go back and try to save her life. He becomes obsessed with time travel to see whether science can solve her death. Unfortunately it doesn’t really work.<br /><br />The dilemma for Hartdegen is that he’s obsessed with the past. That destroys his life. You would think going into the future would be exciting to see what transpires but for him it’s all caught up in his past wound. He obviously can’t be happy again unless he finds a time, place and people that will make him care about life. The problem is when he finally finds one it’s not that believable. The story doesn’t create that much of a draw to the future he likes. It needed to be developed more. That means while the movie had a good start the end is kind of a dud. This is actually a case where the original actually might be better than the modern re-make.<br />C
The movie title "The Time Machine (2002)," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.6 from 2751 reviewers. 
It features elements such as IMDb 6.0, 1 h 35 min, 2002, X-Ray and PG-13, and it is priced at $9.99.

This title falls under the categories of Science Fiction, Adventure, Fantastic and Stunning. 
The additional details include the following in key-value format :
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : The sudden and unexpected death of his fiancée spurs Alexander Hartdegen, a scientist, professor and inventor to build a time machine, which he hopes to use in an effort to change the past..