In Time after Time, traveling through time is accomplished by the nuts and bolts of science, specifically a helicopter-like machine that converts sun rays into electricity. This is time travel as H. G. Wells envisioned it in his novel The Time Machine (1895), and that’s no coincidence: Time after Time is an ingenious, grown-up fantasy [...]

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The time travel in Portrait of Jennie is of a spiritual variety, an inexplicable colliding of past and present in the name of a transcendent love that would otherwise never be. In Time after Time, traveling through time is accomplished by the nuts and bolts of science, specifically a helicopter-like machine that converts sun rays [...]

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