Most of them have been enormously successful ( The War of the Worlds, The Time Machine, The Invisible Man, Island of Lost Souls ). More than 62 years after his death, the film industry continues to steal from and rework ideas and storylines from his popular fantasy novels. Wells is still the gold standard when it comes to an indisputable master of the genre. While many contemporary science fiction and fantasy films find their inspiration in graphic novels and comic books, H.G. Bedford watches their exploration from earth on television beamed from the moon, and he recalls that Cavor had a cold, which apparently spread and caused the extinction of the Selenites. astronauts on the moon enter the underground city described by Bedford, but they find only mysterious ruin and decay. After many adventures with the Selenites, Bedford becomes hostile to them and returns with Kate to the earth, while Cavor, who is fascinated with the Selenites' scientific advances, chooses to remain behind to meet their leader and further his scientific knowledge. The Selenites live beneath the moon's surface, surviving by filtering the sun's rays through huge crystals placed at their city's gates. They find the moon to be inhabited by Selenites, ant-like creatures with whom Cavor learns to communicate. Bedford contributes money to support the project, in which he sees a possible solution to his financial difficulties, and he and Kate go along on the trip.
experts seek out aged Arnold Bedford, who claims to have made the trip to the moon 65 years earlier, and he tells them his story: In a Kentish village in 1899, Bedford, an aspiring playwright, and his fiancée, Kate, meet Joseph Cavor, an eccentric scientist who has discovered an antigravity substance he plans to use in the construction of a spaceship for a flight to the moon. The first manned United Nations space flight, with a crew of three astronauts representing the United States, England, and the Soviet Union, lands on the moon, and the crew discover the British flag with a message dated in 1899.
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