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What a fabulous explanation of this fantastic film! Thanks for having Mr. Arnold bring his perspectives to us.

T-Rex fall and business on cliffside are brilliant. Love the Horned Lizard.

at 16:40..how did he have actor cross in front of Cormoran?

This is terrific! We hardly hear from this masterful artist, Jim Danforth. His armatures, design, matte work are epic.

Ian Malcolm with a gun

I’ve seen this scene before

Jim Danforth was also a Boss in stop-motion, I was amazed with his work in "When Dinosaurs…", this movie clip confort my opinion, his talents are great and various. I saw the wonderfull illustrations he painted and even glass matte paintings!

Thanks for sharing this. Hey Chris!

Thank you Jim, love ya work!

Oh how I love stop-motion giant monsters in the movies!

He was minding his own business until you shot him ya dick.

I love stop motion a specialy the disturbing one

Yep, such detail. A true artist... love his stuff.

If I only could have known to try to see this in person back in the day. Thanks for putting the video up, very cool.

Mine too! Magnificent entertainer all round. I always turn to Joan for comfort film.

I Like That Working With Dinosaurs The Stop Motion World Of Ray Harryhausen For Make My Movies 🎥😊?

They made a mistake in representing Bithia as Sethi's sister, when in actuality, she was his daughter.

This is amazing! You can see his passion for the story. The film still endures as a classic. Seek it out with a good print to really see the Glory.🤗🤗🤗

So, where's the movie?

Not a classic beauty but she had star power. I love all her wonderful films.

“If you want the girl next-door… Go next -door!” Good for Joan! 😮

Genius!

got that creature on a shirt

This is really neat!

I love it! Looking forward to the finished film!

This was so well done since special effects were not as easy to do as they are now. Same with the Collossal man.

Good matching on lighting too!

Both Willis Obrian and Ray Harryhausen's stop motion creatures seem to have one foot in reality and the other in fantasy on the screen. Both men's subjects appear very warm and alive, While displaying a great deal of peronality. Creatures made by Computer graphics lack the warmth & personality of Ray H. & Willis O. creatures. Todays subjects/creatures made by computer are not limited to the laws of gravity. So this will usually have a negative effect on the operators self discipline which will effect the outcome of the film.

What garbage is this

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The Kraken looks better then the cutesy gumby looking creature they went with in the final version of the film. Plus Delgado's best days were behind him at this point. Could you imagine if Harryhausen had built and animated the creatures?

Poor creature

Can anyone name this animal I just wanna know

what is that movie

This, for me too, was a special film...because it told a special story -- philosophical as it was frightening, poignant as it was thrilling. I saw it when it first came out, as a seven-year-old (whuh?!), and its ending haunts me to this day

Beyond fascinating. Arnold was a genius. Hope the kitty wasn't starved for the dollhouse scene, though. 😿🤔

One can never get enough about the Great Ray Harryhausen: single-handedly did the fantastic and magnificently dramatic creations for decades of wondrous productions. Only him. One man! One incredibly brilliant, charming, humble man. If it was a Ray Harryhausen movie, you knew you were in for a magical experience like nothing you'd ever seen before! Creatures the pathos of which could make an audience weep.

Can't wait to see this one! Go, Man!

Rays movies brought us so much joy as young kids. Still love watching his epics. Thanks Ray

It wasn't just the animation, but Ray's ability to style his creatures and with the use of lighting and he understood the limits of film. He was a true pioneer. I admire his discipline, patience and determination to get his vision on film. What would my childhood have been without the nursery ryme stories, monster and fantasy movies?

Ray Harryhausen, simply the best!

I miss those Times. Now movies are like chewing gum

Never seen this. The original sea monster model looks way better than the one used in the final run.

Why wasn't this classic science fiction film nominated for a best special effects Oscar?

Fantastic!

He was the Steven Spielberg of the 50's

Wow! How I love stop-motion animated monsters in movies!

Rip Jack Arnold. I just got the DVD of the incredible shrinking man. Great sci fi movie. Thanks for posting this