No tempo em que cinema era cinema . É uma pena esta época ter acabado e sendo substituida pelos efeitos de computação excessivos em que nós sabemos como será pois são sempre muito parecidos . Adoro stop motion afinal é da minha época .
Even today I admire the work of Ray Harryhausen, he brought the fantasy to the movies at that time, bringing a lot of fun and magic at all. Thank you Ray
totally agree. cg is cool,but i think it,s over rated . i,am a huge fan of latex effects and rubber foam as well as stop motion. hollywood should go back to this era of film making.
@AzraelX661 I think the last were going to see of anything close to this is gonna be Yoda in star wars,just came back from some other vid and apparently kids nowadays find this"gay"!@#$ that im showing all this to my kids and having them learn to appreciate classic movie making and what people were capable of back in the day
Ray was yet ONE MORE of my heroes and MIGHTY JOE YOUNG was FANTASTIC - sculped better than KONG!! I'll NEVER forget 7th VOYAGE. It just BLEW me AWAY on the BIG SCREEN. I must add that DISNEY's REDO of MIGHTY JOE was INCREDIBLE....as was the latest KONG extravaganzic epic!!!
Ray was yet ONE MORE of my heroes and MIGHTY JOE YOUNG was FANTASTIC - sculped better than KONG!! I'll NEVER forget 7th VOYAGE. It just BLEW me AWAY on the BIG SCREEN. I must add that DISNEY's REDO of MIGHTY JOE was INCREDIBLE....as was the latest KONG extravaganzic epic!!!
Ray was yet ONE MORE of my heroes and MIGHTY JOE YOUNG was FANTASTIC - sculped better than KONG!! I'll NEVER forget 7th VOYAGE. It just BLEW me AWAY on the BIG SCREEN. I must add that DISNEY's REDO of MIGHTY JOE was INCREDIBLE....as was the latest KONG extravaganzic epic!!!
I love the wonderful special effects of Ray Harryhausen. Unlike the boring, soul - less and repetitive computer generated crap of today, this man's creations represent REAL skill, REAL craftsmanship and - most importantly - REAL imagination ! Sir you are greatly missed !
I still remember going to see Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger & Clash of the Titans on first release at the cinema many years ago.I love Harryhausen's films, so many cool monsters.
@oluham modern CGi fast pasted not stop motion care-less and all technology............... all the things ray harryhausen is not : ray harryhausen stop motion ENERTAINING ...... soooo yeah it wolud be like ray harryhausen or CGi not both not a good match e.g the allosarus in valley of gwangi it would look like a t-rex from jurassic park...
Sigo pensando que estos monstruos son reales y no stop motion, alguien sabe cuales el nombre de la pelicula del min 0:48, la bestia se ve algo abominable
@icjburke Spanish. Wasn't my intention to be rude. Movies are a common interest regardless our origins or languaje. So, if anybody knows the answer for the question made, and know spanish as well, should ask that. If him or her doesn't speak other languaje besides english, well, just don't ask; but i think writing "plz" does not help anyone to understand what you ask for. It is confusing unless you know that "plz" means "please".
Granted... we all like the stop motion over CGI. But what you must keep in mind is, Ray (and his mentor willis Obrien & contemporary J Danforth) were the best in their field! Other shops at the time cranked out cheapo drek... but it was all highly forgetable! The key is to love what you do & not just 'churn it out'! Mabey (just mabey) some day the studios will remember this!
yeah cgi is nothing compared to real puppets being animated. the same with other models - Id rather see a crappy plastic model starship than a slick cgi version any day. I like to see hands made craftsmanship in my movies. not computer glyphs.
agreed Ray was an expert with the look and 'tude of reptiles - allosaur and beast are 2 of my favorites. what a genius. who could follow that act?
I have every single one of his classics on DVD; have been a long-time admirer of Ray Harryhausen's stop-motion work! His creatures were so incredible..one of my absolute favorites is the ' ymir ' from "20 Million Miles to Earth"! He knew how to capture the sinister, reptilian look for his scaled beasties! "Gwangi" and the allosaurus from "One Million Years B.C." were also memorable! My favorite Harryhausen films overall? "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad" and "Jason and the Argonauts."
Look how Weta in New Zealand, for instance, creates the most stunning and lifelike sculptures. If they could use the same principles in building puppets for stop animation, we'd have a product so photoreal it would make people LAUGH at AVATAR.
With all our sophisticated computer technology for seamless composition and cutting work in films today, as well as the knowledge and technology to fix anything, even movements, and get up close amd personal with our subjects in stunning detail, I feel very strongly that stop animation should be given another chance as a special effects technique.
if only Phil Tippett did more go-motion like in dragonslayer, willow, and star wars. go-motion is better than stop-motion and cg. :) he was the Harryhausen of the 80s
Ray Harryhausen will always be the BEST even with todays special effects!. Ray Harryhausen worked his butt off and his work was before its time now its easy to make a movie but Ray Harryhausen YOUR THE BEST EVER AND ALWAYS WILL BE! THANK YOU RAY HARRYHAUSEN!!
Can anybody out there help me with this question? From 3:00 to about 3:17 what movie was that from and how do I pull it up on Youtube? Any help out there???????????
Nice compilation of them! I have many of them for my dvd collection but haven't most of the earlier films from the 50's or "MIGHTY JOE YOUNG". Great job!
Shame that producers always refused to bring to life the third mythological project of Ray HARRYHAUSEN called FORCE OF THE TROJANS including an exciting Charybde monster - and then, they do remake of his mythological movies, with CGI ! Nonsense.. More a profanation than a tribute.
I read ( in an old stop motion book) that the skeleton from the Ymir model used in 20 Million Miles to Earth was recycled to build the Cyclops in the Seventh Voyage of Sinbad.
Harryhausen's Black and White movies are Mighty Joe Young, (Giant Ape) The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms,(Rhedosaurus) It Came from Beneath the Sea, (Giant Octopus) 20 Million Miles to Earth (Ymir) and Earth vs the Flying Saucers (No creatures but the Saucers are animated)
it sure is amazing how ray Haryhausen made all those creatures by hand,wow he's a living legend indeed,those are so done good, I guess it's true when they say true clasics never die.
They need him badly today. It is scary and looks real. Today's computer effects don't fool anyone and if he had did "The Hulk" it would have been better.
I much prefer Ray Harryhausen's stuff to all the modern CGI. It seems to me that more work goes into it. And, I have yet to see any CGI sequence that makes the same impact as the skeleton men scene in 'Jason and the Argonauts'.
@atticana 'Its seems to me that more work goes into it' WRONG!!! have you ever tried making CG animation on maya? no, thought not. it isn't just clicking and lettin the computer do it for you. you spend hours painfully trying to make things move and act realistically
dont get me wrong, i love stop motion, and hope it never dies. im sad that there isn't enough of it at the moment- it just annoys me wen people think that any type of animation is easier than another...
@willowtransition Dude, what are you on about? Ray Harryhausen was born in 1920 and is still alive today! He lives in England now. There is a long and very interesting article about him in Wikipedia.
@atticana i know i read in wikipedia he is still alive he is just very old but still hes alive and the person you are talking to got his birthdate wrong
When I was younger, I was more scared by the unnatural movements of stop motion creatures. The one that I actually recall being scared of at the time was ED - 209 from Robocop.
There is no comparison between StopMo and CG. StopMo wins every time!!! No matter how hard they try to make a CGI monster look real, they just can't impart a soul to it because there are so many people involved in creating it. With StopMo, it more often than not is one man working alone and the vision in his mind, heart, and soul is imparted into the creature. StopMo is god-like. CGI is creation by committee.
There's something in Stop Motion that computer simulation still quite can't replicate. The jerky motion is an insignificant issue really when you think about how much more the life and personality the character has matters. And all that you need to create it is your hands really.
if i was gunna make a giant monster back then, i would make beast from yhe disney beauty and the beast movie. His design is amazing and if he were like king kong he'd be sweet
Actually, Willis O'Brien ("Obie") directed the sequences, but most of the Mighty Joe Young animation was done by Harryhausen, though Pete Peterson also did some shots.
Remember seeing many of these films on telly when I was really young. There's an unreality about the effects that I found really disturbing at the time. It's used to a great effect that you'd never seen in today's CGI-laden blockbusters. Special effects with genuine character.
This is a very good video!! By all crikey , it brought me so much memories from my child times. One of those old days i thought would be forgotten but i was wrong. I love it!!.....:)
Harryhausen's Medusa is still the best I've seen
56postoffice 1 week ago
name of the movies please 2:10 to 2:48
ALIEN1996ful 1 month ago
@ALIEN1996ful "One Million Years BC" and "Valley Of Gwangi"
56postoffice 1 week ago
2:41
Jurassic park moment!
Roncace 1 month ago
No tempo em que cinema era cinema . É uma pena esta época ter acabado e sendo substituida pelos efeitos de computação excessivos em que nós sabemos como será pois são sempre muito parecidos . Adoro stop motion afinal é da minha época .
Macirop 2 months ago
Even today I admire the work of Ray Harryhausen, he brought the fantasy to the movies at that time, bringing a lot of fun and magic at all. Thank you Ray
poderpsi 1 month ago
I love Harryhausen. He was a genius.
JerrysFunhouse 2 months ago
why do these all seem more real than the CGI garbage we get in movies today?
mnap128 3 months ago
@mnap128 Because stop motion is with real objects and not polygons.
KingKazz453 3 months ago 2
@mnap128 because there is actully something in front of the camera
coolpinatas21 1 month ago
Bravo, Ray Harryhausen! It's clear to see that Ray's faves were dinos and flying creatures.
mickeymousebiker1 3 months ago
What movie is at 3:48
FatPatStudios 4 months ago
@FatPatStudios Sinbad And The Eye Of The Tiger
Shanga68 3 months ago
Awesome Harry Hausen my stopmotion hero
bernie
mujawooja 4 months ago
totally agree. cg is cool,but i think it,s over rated . i,am a huge fan of latex effects and rubber foam as well as stop motion. hollywood should go back to this era of film making.
synthchild81 4 months ago
amazing !!!!!!!!!!!
nea300 4 months ago
Dynamation rules!
manysocksonfeet 5 months ago
i fuckin hate cgi, looks soo fake, they should go back to stop motion, puppets and animatronics.
AzraelX661 6 months ago
@AzraelX661 I think the last were going to see of anything close to this is gonna be Yoda in star wars,just came back from some other vid and apparently kids nowadays find this"gay"!@#$ that im showing all this to my kids and having them learn to appreciate classic movie making and what people were capable of back in the day
SchitzzEnGiggles 5 months ago
big fan of his work,it was good shit,compared to the today the monsters look alittle too real andthey lack charactor,his creatures were the best
starfyre05 6 months ago
Isto é um tesouro...obrigado pelas lembranças!
roberto52549 6 months ago
@carycomic1 Thanks!
starguard 6 months ago
What movie was scene 0:14 from?
starguard 6 months ago
where's mineton?
jcleaverchamberlinjr 7 months ago
I'm Painfully so worried about ray... Thumb's up if your get it :D
Shear191 7 months ago
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Ray was yet ONE MORE of my heroes and MIGHTY JOE YOUNG was FANTASTIC - sculped better than KONG!! I'll NEVER forget 7th VOYAGE. It just BLEW me AWAY on the BIG SCREEN. I must add that DISNEY's REDO of MIGHTY JOE was INCREDIBLE....as was the latest KONG extravaganzic epic!!!
vanwolfmanjvh 7 months ago
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Ray was yet ONE MORE of my heroes and MIGHTY JOE YOUNG was FANTASTIC - sculped better than KONG!! I'll NEVER forget 7th VOYAGE. It just BLEW me AWAY on the BIG SCREEN. I must add that DISNEY's REDO of MIGHTY JOE was INCREDIBLE....as was the latest KONG extravaganzic epic!!!
vanwolfmanjvh 7 months ago
Ray was yet ONE MORE of my heroes and MIGHTY JOE YOUNG was FANTASTIC - sculped better than KONG!! I'll NEVER forget 7th VOYAGE. It just BLEW me AWAY on the BIG SCREEN. I must add that DISNEY's REDO of MIGHTY JOE was INCREDIBLE....as was the latest KONG extravaganzic epic!!!
vanwolfmanjvh 7 months ago
Way back in the old years they did'nt have CGI back then it was allways Go Motion
and i still watch them and thier fantastic and Ray Harryhausen is the Man:)
MrParkFan 7 months ago
All SFX are just one of picture story show, but his cray animation is real. Monsters have real volume.
shimura19 8 months ago
the undisputed king of stop-motion animation.
Themaniacnextdoor 8 months ago
A true legendary icon of stop motion special effects! Thank you Mr Ray Harryhausen for ALL your classic movies! Great memories.
gkmaster25 8 months ago
I just received the book an hour ago, "From The Land Beyond Beyond", Films of Willis O"Brien & Ray Harryhausen I won on an Ebay Auction. Awsum!
So I thought I'd Watch a tribute to their work b4 jumping into it.
This was Perfect...Thanks!
MarsAttacksLeader 9 months ago
@TheRattyrattyrat Combination of yo Mama & yo Grandma.
MarsAttacksLeader 9 months ago
What's the name of this music?
WizardOfHumor1989 9 months ago
I love the wonderful special effects of Ray Harryhausen. Unlike the boring, soul - less and repetitive computer generated crap of today, this man's creations represent REAL skill, REAL craftsmanship and - most importantly - REAL imagination ! Sir you are greatly missed !
72Mikolaj 9 months ago
@TheRattyrattyrat Bwahahahahaha!!!
teamguy246 9 months ago
can someone give me the names of all titles? especially the early ones i know clash, simbad and jason. i swear ill buy you a beer!
Blassbeat 10 months ago
what movie is the giant bird from? I cant remeber.
JulietJusticeLTD 10 months ago
Cryptozoology novel see video book trailer
dltanner99 10 months ago
I still remember going to see Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger & Clash of the Titans on first release at the cinema many years ago.I love Harryhausen's films, so many cool monsters.
richwicz 10 months ago
Great Tribute to the Master of StopMo!
Omegamorph 11 months ago
nvm i got it mighty joe young
TheApache117 11 months ago
The first movie that was on this video... what was it? Plz help im trying to add it on netflix
TheApache117 11 months ago
Esto si que era cine del bueno y no lo de ahora.
Arkham1888 11 months ago
Falamos a língua que quisermos! E viva o stop motion!
Rnt911 1 year ago
@oluham modern CGi fast pasted not stop motion care-less and all technology............... all the things ray harryhausen is not : ray harryhausen stop motion ENERTAINING ...... soooo yeah it wolud be like ray harryhausen or CGi not both not a good match e.g the allosarus in valley of gwangi it would look like a t-rex from jurassic park...
icjburke 1 year ago
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icjburke 1 year ago
Imagine his work COMBINED wiyh cgi. hmmmmmmmmm............
oluham 1 year ago
Bond music!!!
Gunbarrelguru 1 year ago
ray harryhausen es un idolo y un maestro del cine fantastico
lycaonHELLFRICH 1 year ago
First saw RHs effects in a movie called "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad" on tv as a little kid...MAN, I was hooked!
Todays cgi effects...Don't do it for me, might tickle some of your others feathers but not mine
SolidMike84 1 year ago
Sigo pensando que estos monstruos son reales y no stop motion, alguien sabe cuales el nombre de la pelicula del min 0:48, la bestia se ve algo abominable
StEnDhAlDiMaria77 1 year ago
@StEnDhAlDiMaria77 english plz
icjburke 1 year ago
@icjburke google translator plz
zate1982 1 year ago
@zate1982 well what language is it?
icjburke 1 year ago
@icjburke Spanish. Wasn't my intention to be rude. Movies are a common interest regardless our origins or languaje. So, if anybody knows the answer for the question made, and know spanish as well, should ask that. If him or her doesn't speak other languaje besides english, well, just don't ask; but i think writing "plz" does not help anyone to understand what you ask for. It is confusing unless you know that "plz" means "please".
zate1982 1 year ago
@zate1982 sorry about that but they used a time like 3:41 or u know i wanted to see what it ment
icjburke 1 year ago
amanda plz
BurnRoddy 7 months ago
Granted... we all like the stop motion over CGI. But what you must keep in mind is, Ray (and his mentor willis Obrien & contemporary J Danforth) were the best in their field! Other shops at the time cranked out cheapo drek... but it was all highly forgetable! The key is to love what you do & not just 'churn it out'! Mabey (just mabey) some day the studios will remember this!
Happy Halloween!
dukes0916 1 year ago
yeah cgi is nothing compared to real puppets being animated. the same with other models - Id rather see a crappy plastic model starship than a slick cgi version any day. I like to see hands made craftsmanship in my movies. not computer glyphs.
agreed Ray was an expert with the look and 'tude of reptiles - allosaur and beast are 2 of my favorites. what a genius. who could follow that act?
Madkre8tor 1 year ago
CGI doesn't equal up to Stop Motion! half of these monsters look almost real!
dryspud 1 year ago
I have every single one of his classics on DVD; have been a long-time admirer of Ray Harryhausen's stop-motion work! His creatures were so incredible..one of my absolute favorites is the ' ymir ' from "20 Million Miles to Earth"! He knew how to capture the sinister, reptilian look for his scaled beasties! "Gwangi" and the allosaurus from "One Million Years B.C." were also memorable! My favorite Harryhausen films overall? "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad" and "Jason and the Argonauts."
Titan52berg 1 year ago
WE DONT CALL THEM MONSTERS !!
megamatt53 1 year ago
great movies watched at a time of wonder as a child, brilliant and a good foundation for todays c.g.i
mikevern69 1 year ago
they should make movies look like this once again... it's so much cooler than cg...
Doc4orUgs 1 year ago
3:52 ape like creature
ZOMLUVER 1 year ago
The Beast form 20,000 fathoms is by far his greatest creation.,
BleachFan9891 1 year ago
@BleachFan9891 I have to agree with you. I love Beast!
78phobos 1 year ago
This video is ACE! I didn't realise how many stop motion films there are.
SFXAlien 1 year ago
what movie is the the giant crab from?
eggs2112 1 year ago
@eggs2112 That would be Mysterious Island.
DinoGeekProductions 1 year ago
@DinoGeekProductions Thanks!
eggs2112 1 year ago
Look how Weta in New Zealand, for instance, creates the most stunning and lifelike sculptures. If they could use the same principles in building puppets for stop animation, we'd have a product so photoreal it would make people LAUGH at AVATAR.
Moseslawgiver 1 year ago
With all our sophisticated computer technology for seamless composition and cutting work in films today, as well as the knowledge and technology to fix anything, even movements, and get up close amd personal with our subjects in stunning detail, I feel very strongly that stop animation should be given another chance as a special effects technique.
Moseslawgiver 1 year ago
so much more rwalistic than animation today, the erratic movements of the creatures are so lifelike, and so much more scarier
TalonMercenary 1 year ago
Why does the music sound like it's being played out of a tin can?
Drrezzin 1 year ago
Those are great movies
you know any of the names, I'd like to look some of them up
Abracamoron 1 year ago
The valley of Gwangi is my favourite film :)
maximusftw 1 year ago
man was a genius.
matrags 1 year ago
if only Phil Tippett did more go-motion like in dragonslayer, willow, and star wars. go-motion is better than stop-motion and cg. :) he was the Harryhausen of the 80s
MrYayTv 1 year ago
@MrYayTv You GOT RIGHT!!! This is the Key! But all famous filmakers want to sustain the CGI to sell videogames and computers.
novaexpss 1 year ago
Ray Harryhausen will always be the BEST even with todays special effects!. Ray Harryhausen worked his butt off and his work was before its time now its easy to make a movie but Ray Harryhausen YOUR THE BEST EVER AND ALWAYS WILL BE! THANK YOU RAY HARRYHAUSEN!!
BLUEOHIO 1 year ago
0:43
0:50
what is the name of that movies please :)
bravoatacama 1 year ago
@bravoatacama -
20 million miles to Earth
FamilyOfMan1975 1 year ago
2:04 I never knew thats where that scene from the intro of malcom in the middle came from!
brickman409 1 year ago
The greatest of all time.Ray Harryhausen
TboneNYC10 1 year ago
Which movie is it @ 4:00? Sabertooth vs the Clops?
Medawky 1 year ago
This answer is for atticana: Well, there is the T-Rex main road attack from Jurassic Park, and I think that's it.
sebasrobot55 1 year ago
Can anybody out there help me with this question? From 3:00 to about 3:17 what movie was that from and how do I pull it up on Youtube? Any help out there???????????
gotch09 1 year ago
the golden voyage of sinbad
Rmir72 1 year ago
Its called The Golden Voyage of Sinbad
cantopia 1 year ago
It's from "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad", Just type that into the youtube search bar and see if anyone has uploaded it :)
lalatheviper 1 year ago
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@gotch09 "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad", Just type that into the youtube search bar. The last time I looked someone had uploaded it.
FamilyOfMan1975 1 year ago
all classics
masterrob7 1 year ago
Nice compilation of them! I have many of them for my dvd collection but haven't most of the earlier films from the 50's or "MIGHTY JOE YOUNG". Great job!
bingbong35 1 year ago
very cool, would be neat if the vid said what movie each clip is from? i havent seen some of them. thx for posting
cycophile 1 year ago
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@cycophile Have you read the bible? Salvation lies within.
But in the meantime, please be my guest to go buttfuck yourself to the moon.
Hope this helps. peace
(p.s. would be neat if the vid said go buttfuck yourself to the moon)
SpencerBenedict2nd 3 months ago
Shame that producers always refused to bring to life the third mythological project of Ray HARRYHAUSEN called FORCE OF THE TROJANS including an exciting Charybde monster - and then, they do remake of his mythological movies, with CGI ! Nonsense.. More a profanation than a tribute.
zooshipcaptain 1 year ago
I read ( in an old stop motion book) that the skeleton from the Ymir model used in 20 Million Miles to Earth was recycled to build the Cyclops in the Seventh Voyage of Sinbad.
artophonic 1 year ago
that was the best stop motion ever
mrkyranno7 2 years ago
Classic Movie Monsters Rulez! :D
smashhitter1 2 years ago
not half bad at alllll nice and clean
fagbait123 2 years ago
He was a real magician. Nowadays, any of us can be one with digital tehcnology.
07266613 2 years ago
the King Kong effects are not by Harryhausen, it was his teacher Willis O'brian
plerimest 2 years ago
I haven't seen it, but maybe that's "Mighty Joe Young". I'm sure it isn't "King Kong". Any experts to help out?
Yobotistan 2 years ago
you're right it's from mighty joe young
lepetidiko 2 years ago
Ray Harryhausen master of stop motion monsters
0998769 2 years ago
Awesome :) thanks for compiling. a friend sent me here after i commented about the animations in Jason/Argonauts this morning!
nyaggie04 2 years ago
Nice vid, but you missed Harryhausen's dinosaur segment from The animal world (1956) It appears on the R1 version of 'The Black Scorpion' DVD
sl1963 2 years ago
what was the movie or movies, in black and white with all the giant creatures?
xxxkingjoexxx 2 years ago
Harryhausen's Black and White movies are Mighty Joe Young, (Giant Ape) The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms,(Rhedosaurus) It Came from Beneath the Sea, (Giant Octopus) 20 Million Miles to Earth (Ymir) and Earth vs the Flying Saucers (No creatures but the Saucers are animated)
sl1963 2 years ago
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wildganger 2 years ago
Mysterious Island
darthslash77 2 years ago
He was the greatest ever. I'll take originality over modern special effects any day.
tuckahoeneck 2 years ago 8
I JUST LOVE HIS WORK!
AWESOME!
PirataDani 2 years ago 30
Awesome!
Nature9355 2 years ago
Talos scared the living daylights out of me with his creaking and the sheer size of him, but the dinosaur fights are my favourite still...
whielden 2 years ago
it sure is amazing how ray Haryhausen made all those creatures by hand,wow he's a living legend indeed,those are so done good, I guess it's true when they say true clasics never die.
animal90sFreak5 2 years ago 2
Dedication, thats what movies nowadays need,
Ciscommander 2 years ago
the skeleton fight scen was great
ndnsoldierboy 2 years ago 2
what movie is that walrus from?
starwarsfanboy3 2 years ago
Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger
Jelperman 2 years ago
which movie has the octopus?
bullza001rocka 2 years ago
It came from beneath the sea
Mality 2 years ago
Waaow many of them are so realistic !
FlibidiiProductions 2 years ago
0:50 - Man, if that elephant is a fake, then I am Jim Carrey.
Moseslawgiver 2 years ago
hello mr carrey :)
DieDicken 2 years ago
Hiya, Creep!
Look what I got! It's...THE CLAW! ROAR! THE CLAW!
This pen...is...rrr-rrr--rrrrrrr--rrreeee----BLUE! THE GODDAMNED PEN IS BLUE!
(draws on himself)
Moseslawgiver 2 years ago
They need him badly today. It is scary and looks real. Today's computer effects don't fool anyone and if he had did "The Hulk" it would have been better.
000266617 2 years ago
AAAALLLLLL RRRIGHTY THEN!
4thtroika 2 years ago
these special effects are even better than most CGI in new movies...
chardynigelon09 2 years ago
que buenos efectos!!
y que recuerdos!!
gracias cumpa!!
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Gingiliano 2 years ago
Harryhausen,the master of the stop motion effects...brilliant!
Orakrules 2 years ago
1:11 Giant Enemy Crab!
XXL2oo 2 years ago
The sword fighting skeletons are pretty dang epic.
Probably the most fluid and seamless stop motion involving live actors.
HellecticMojo 2 years ago
he doesnt call them monsters he calls them creatures :)
BobbyProFilms 2 years ago
it is too dark
dukesonmario 2 years ago
Magic. Never to be seen again.
plangentmusic 2 years ago
I much prefer Ray Harryhausen's stuff to all the modern CGI. It seems to me that more work goes into it. And, I have yet to see any CGI sequence that makes the same impact as the skeleton men scene in 'Jason and the Argonauts'.
atticana 2 years ago 33
@atticana 'Its seems to me that more work goes into it' WRONG!!! have you ever tried making CG animation on maya? no, thought not. it isn't just clicking and lettin the computer do it for you. you spend hours painfully trying to make things move and act realistically
dont get me wrong, i love stop motion, and hope it never dies. im sad that there isn't enough of it at the moment- it just annoys me wen people think that any type of animation is easier than another...
TheMattias100 1 year ago
@atticana rip ray harryhausen 1946 1985
willowtransition 11 months ago
@willowtransition Dude, what are you on about? Ray Harryhausen was born in 1920 and is still alive today! He lives in England now. There is a long and very interesting article about him in Wikipedia.
atticana 11 months ago
@atticana i know i read in wikipedia he is still alive he is just very old but still hes alive and the person you are talking to got his birthdate wrong
2000kaybo 10 months ago
Can anyone tell me the movie name with the giant crab and wasp shortly after 1:00 - i saw it when i was a little boy but cant remember the name
banneradders 2 years ago
is ``mysterious island´´ from 1961.
Greetings.
lavallee1963 2 years ago
thanks my friend, i found it and watched it with your help :)
banneradders 2 years ago
If only Ray's take on "The War of the Worlds" was fully realized!
Anination 2 years ago
What movie is 1:39? I think I saw parts of it as a child, but I never got to finish the movie.
GhostGrind 2 years ago
It's Jason and the Argonaughts x
AbbeyD8 2 years ago
From Jason and the Argonauts - the Harpies who take Phineus' food at every meal.
johnsongbird 2 years ago
What was the movie in 0:51
JCTFilms 2 years ago
is ``20 Millions miles to earth´´ (1957)
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lavallee1963 2 years ago
When I was younger, I was more scared by the unnatural movements of stop motion creatures. The one that I actually recall being scared of at the time was ED - 209 from Robocop.
britishleylandcrap 2 years ago
There is no comparison between StopMo and CG. StopMo wins every time!!! No matter how hard they try to make a CGI monster look real, they just can't impart a soul to it because there are so many people involved in creating it. With StopMo, it more often than not is one man working alone and the vision in his mind, heart, and soul is imparted into the creature. StopMo is god-like. CGI is creation by committee.
GTDuck 2 years ago
Great Ray Harryhausen video loved every moment of it. Its so sad that stop motion isn't used so much now, It has such a beautiful quality to it.
In my view it's an art form that comes from the heart ,because of the share effort thats put in to making it.
Jinuniki 2 years ago
There's something in Stop Motion that computer simulation still quite can't replicate. The jerky motion is an insignificant issue really when you think about how much more the life and personality the character has matters. And all that you need to create it is your hands really.
Dinoslay 2 years ago
ahh...this was magic...i mean, cg is sometimes great but when abused, feels so lame...but this is just wonderful
bm666lol 3 years ago
wow I loved all this monsters so much as a kid it is amazing to see them all put together
crashleymac 3 years ago
from What movie it is (3:30)??
dobinus1976 3 years ago
beautiful and amazing!
FRIKER85 3 years ago
I remember, as a child I was very afraid of this at that time realistic vision....
vVarsztat 3 years ago
Whoaa... amazing stuff
cure80 3 years ago
if i was gunna make a giant monster back then, i would make beast from yhe disney beauty and the beast movie. His design is amazing and if he were like king kong he'd be sweet
JDezi4 3 years ago
Give me this magic over CGI crap anyday!
Moseslawgiver 3 years ago 6
20 Million Miles To Earth.
torchkit 3 years ago
This video is full of win!!!
Gilgamesh149 3 years ago
great! mitic scenes!
tatsumistico 3 years ago
Actually, Willis O'Brien ("Obie") directed the sequences, but most of the Mighty Joe Young animation was done by Harryhausen, though Pete Peterson also did some shots.
halrobins 3 years ago
umm you do know that the mighty joe young animations were done by willis o'brian right?
odin557 3 years ago
Whích movies are the dinosaurs from?
Vorph 3 years ago
The dinosaurs are from "One Million Years B.C." and "Valley of Gwangi."
Titan752 3 years ago
Remember seeing many of these films on telly when I was really young. There's an unreality about the effects that I found really disturbing at the time. It's used to a great effect that you'd never seen in today's CGI-laden blockbusters. Special effects with genuine character.
ourmatetone 3 years ago
Loved watching all those movies growing up, especially like the Ymir from 20,000 miles to Earth and all the Sindad movies
runspyder 3 years ago
I mean 20 million miles to earth, lol
runspyder 3 years ago
BRILLIANT!! =D
BlackHeartedPoet 3 years ago
COOL!
NoMansLandProduction 3 years ago
very good what is the music
navEwhat 3 years ago
It's from Casino Royale (the 2006 Daniel Craig Bond not the 60s spoof).
ourmatetone 3 years ago 2
thank you
navEwhat 3 years ago
This is a very good video!! By all crikey , it brought me so much memories from my child times. One of those old days i thought would be forgotten but i was wrong. I love it!!.....:)
brunettivictorwillia 3 years ago 2