American Werewolf in London - Complete Transformation

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Perhaps the greatest, groundbreaking, special effects in movie history not using CGI. Taken from American Werewolf in London 1981 (directed by John Landis). Oscar Winning effects work done by Rick Baker and his team.

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  • I went to the movies to see this movie, I thought it was the coolest thing ever as a kid.  I just showed this to my 11 year old daughter who I thought would have the same the reaction as me and she said, "Dad, really..that was really corny!" These kids are CRAZY with all their CGI crap! I just thought any old heads out there, like me, would get a kick out of that story.

  • The ultimate metaphor for puberty! :-D

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  • @Crimson138Ghost That sucks. Kids are way too spoiled by CGI these days. Don't ever share any Harryhausen stuff with her haha.

  • I remember watching this with my dad back in the day...and its still awesome!.

  • i really like this one but i think the best one is in the TVD

  • WOLVERINE

  • This happens to me every full moon. It's really inconvenient to be honest.

  • Damn

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  • Amazing scene, all done with puppetry and anamatronics. In your face, CGI! Just one question: what was with that random shot of that mickey mouse figure?

  • I'll never forget the first time I saw this scene when I was a kid (1980s on VHS). My reaction was "Holy shit! That was amazing!" And it also freaked me out. Great scene.

  • Wow, he must've been reading the biggest pile of shit on earth.

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