An Ode To Stop Motion
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Published 2016-08-17
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Stop motion has been around for a long time.
Music used
The Seventh Voyage Of Sinbad Composed and Orchestrated by Bernard Herrmann. Conducted by Kurt Graunke performed by the Münchner Symphoniker (Munich Symphony Orchestra / Graunke Symphony Orchestra).
"The Valley Of Gwangi - The Landscape / Forbidden Valley / Pterodactyl Attack" by City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra/Paul Bateman
Clash of the Titans by Laurence Rosenthal
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Movies used
The Lost World
King Kong
Son Of Kong
Unpublished Ray Harryhausen Movies
Mighty Joe Young
The Lost Continent
The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
It Came From Beneath The Sea
The Animal World
Journey To The Beginning Of Time
Earth vs. the Flying Saucers
The Beast of Hollow Mountain
20 Million Miles to Earth
The Black Scorpion
The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad
Monster from Green Hell
Fiend Without a Face
The Giant Behemoth
Dinosaurus!
Goliath and the Dragon
The Three Worlds of Gulliver
Mysterious Island
Journey to the 7th Planet
Jack the Giant Killer
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm
Jason and the Argonauts
7 Faces of Dr. Lao
First Men in the Moon
One Million Years B.C.
The Valley of Gwangi
Equinox
When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth
The Golden Voyage of Sinbad
Flesh Gordon
The Legend Of Hillbilly John
The Crater Lake Monster
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger
The Alien Factor
Planet of Dinosaurs
Laserblast
Piranha
Starcrash
The Empire Strikes Back
The Day Time Ended
Caveman
Clash of the Titans
Dragonslayer
The Evil Dead
Galaxy of Terror
Basket Case
Q
Return of the Jedi
Jaws 3
Ghostbusters
The Terminator
Dreamscape
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Evil Dead II
RoboCop
Beetlejuice
Willow
Hellbound Hellraiser 2
Puppet Master 2
RoboCop 2
Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor
A Nymphoid Barbarian in Dinosaur Hell
Subspecies
Robot Wars
Demonic Toys
Doctor Mordrid
Body Bags
Puppet Master 4
Puppet Master 5
Dinosaur Island
Oblivion
Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult
Scary Movie 2
Monster Island
All Comments (21)
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A remake of this video is now available. This one contains 355 movies compared to 81. Hope to see you there. -https://youtu.be/KSaAZ_gspkU
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It's still way cooler than CGI, and a LOT more fun to watch.
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The music of Bernard Herrmann was a crucial element to many of Ray's films.
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Stop motion should never be forgotten, it looks different and somehow more real then CGI at times. A truely great art form.
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stop-motion is the perfect animation style for creating certain SFX and VFX, in my own opinion stop motion works best when creating unnatural creatures, the undead and robots.
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To me, these are much scarier than CGI. Love them!
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Nothing beats Medusa for pure terror!
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LOL! That was our CGI when I was a kid. We were amazed back then.
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In my opinion, stop motion is much more realistic than CGI, though labour-intensive and time-consuming. But the effects pay off and stand out in any movie. Such films deserve to be preserved for posterity. We are indebted to Ray Harryhausen for his innovativity and contributions to the genre. 🎥🎥🎥
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Talos in "Jason" is one of Harryhausen's creepiest creatures ... Always gives me goosebumps.
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I don’t know why, but I love this style of animation
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Wonderful man who made children very happy. Rip ray Harry ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Those skeletons sword fighting Sinbad and his crew were the stuff of nightmares and dreams combined...the coolest thing ever to me.
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These creatures/monsters are great
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This was intertaining. As a kid in the 60's almost every sifi and horror film had some SMA in it. Loved it.
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Oh, the memories!
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I'm a fan of Ray Harryhausen and thank you for this video!
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This was awesome! I met Ray Harryhausen at a convention and he couldn't have been nicer. He saved my childhood and provided much needed magic. Thanks for doing this!!!
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The 1925 movie “The Lost World” is really a treat to behold! For a movie made 95 years ago the special effects are pretty impressive. Anyone interested to watch it for the first time or just watch it again, it’s on Amazon Prime right now if you have it. 🦕
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From the 1950's through the '70's, I watched many movies with stop action characters. This is a very good tribute to that art. Thank you.
