This is one of my favorite HG Wells' s books, and the producers did a wonderful job with it. Easily the best science-fiction writer of all time, Wells was a master of the genre in every way. Not only did he fully develop his characters, but he developed the plot of his books with them in mind. The British did a good job of employing the most expensive stop animation of the era with Harryhousen doing some of his best work. The story is fascinating, and makes you want to find out more about what made Wells tick. How did he come up with so many fantastic stories that eventually proved to be highly realistic? Don't miss this one.
Review of First Men in the Moon
