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Don't forget: according to Tom Cruise, JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS is the greatest movie ever made!
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LOL, jeezus.
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Re: Any fans of stop motion photography?
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Clash of the Titans Seventh Voyage of Sinbad
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the stop motion work for the most part in The Lost World was pretty good for the time ... dino's fighting, the environment reacting ... but i still had a laugh at some of the ideas .. like the plant eaters gnashing their sharp pointy teeth constantly ...
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dude have you seen how vegetarian types GET when they're near a salad bar....it's downright creepy.
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It was Tom Hanks who said that, when introducing Ray Harryhausen at the Academy's Technical Awards. (Harryhausen was receiving a lifetime achievement award.) |
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I love stop motion. I watch Clash of the Titans every Easter. It's a tradition. I've read a couple of articles that Warner Bros. is trying a remake though...and the new movie will no doubt lose its charm through CGI.
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Did know one mention THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS? I just saw it recently at a theatre where Ray Harryhausen spoke before the film. It held up better than expected: not only were the effects entertaining, but the film had a decent script and did a good job of holding interest even when the monster was not on screen.
You can see a video of Harryhausen's talk here: http://hollywoodgothique.com/beastfr...thoms1953.html |
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Hell, no one mentioned one of the greatest:
John Carpenter's The Thing
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