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The Lost World (1925) - Stop Motion Shots
The Lost World from 1925, directed by Harry O. Hoyt and produced by First National Pictures, was the first feature-length film to use the groundbreaking stop motion special effects pioneered by Willis O'Brien. Originally envisioned as a more small-scale adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel, producer Watterson Rothacker sought out O'Brien after the success of "The Ghost of Slumber Mountain" to bring the dinosaurs from Doyle's story to life. But the project soon grew and needed the backing of a major studio, and so a deal was finally made with First National Pictures. While perhaps not as polished as his later work, O'Brien used a number of groundbreaking techniques for the time to show the prehistoric creatures in the same shots as the actors of the film, something he had not yet attempted in his earlier work. In addition to O'Brien, several other (uncredited) animators helped him animate the large number of dinosaurs for the master shots of the plateau. And sculptor, filmmaker and stop motion animator John Leland Roop animated the sequence following the lone Allosaurus that first fights a Trachodon and then later a pack of Triceratops, being untimately wounded and scared off. The tremendous success of The Lost World would pave the way for O'Brien's later work on Creation, King Kong and Mighty Joe Young.
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Along The Moonbeam Trail (1920) - Stop Motion Shots
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After the success of his film "The Ghost of Slumber Mountain", Herbert M. Dawley wanted to create another epic adventure featuring prehistoric animals. Unfortunately, Dawley and Willis O'Brien had a falling out after "Ghost" was finished, and as such Dawley ended up doing the special effects and stop motion animation all on his own this time, as well as once again playing the lead in the film. ...
Unused animation footage from The Lost World (1925)
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Theese faschinating outtakes consists of both deleted shots as well as earlier animation takes of scenes that are in the finished film. Some of the footage appear to have been cut or re-done for technical reasons, such as being underexposed or the animation just not being as dynamic as it should be, or simply because the shots where ultimately not necessary to tell the story as the film came to...
Surviving footage from Creation (1931) with commentary by Ray Harryhausen
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Surviving footage from Creation (1931) with commentary by Ray Harryhausen
Lunatics: A Love Story (1991) - Stop Motion Shots
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This film, while primarily a comedy romance film, contains a few but well executed scenes of some pesky stop motion spiders! It is one of the last few films of the 1990's that still used stop motion as a special effect before CGI replaced it as the go-to tool for creating theese kinds of shots. Dave Hettmer is credited as the lead animator on this film. For more videos of classic stop motion co...
The Ghost of Slumber Mountain (1918) - Stop Motion Shots
มุมมอง 9Kปีที่แล้ว
This film was a collaboration between Willis O'Brien and artist, filmmaker and engineer Herbert M. Dawley. Although it's production sadly ended in a feud between the two men resulting in this being their only collaborative effort, it did end up being a moderately successful film upon release. It was this film that led producer Watterson Rothacker to hire O'Brien to create the dinosaur sequences...
Lost Continent (1951) - Stop Motion Shots
มุมมอง 3.4Kปีที่แล้ว
The animated effects in this film is credited to Edward Nassaur who was the director and animator on The Beast of Hollow Mountain (1956). The animation is overall quite rough. For more videos of classic stop motion compilations, check out my Vimeo page: vimeo.com/user126332327
The Beast Of Hollow Mountain (1956) - Stop Motion Shots
มุมมอง 31Kปีที่แล้ว
Based on one of Willis O'Brien's film treatments, this movie's stop motion effects ultimately ended up being produced without any involment of O'Brien. While the titular beast does not look like a very realistic dinosaur and the animation varies greatly in quality from shot to shot, there is still some good work on display here. Several shots combining projected backgrounds and miniature foregr...
It Came From Beneath The Sea (1955) - Stop Motion Shots
มุมมอง 66Kปีที่แล้ว
For more videos of classic stop motion compilations, check out my Vimeo page: vimeo.com/user126332327
The Crater Lake Monster (1977) - Stop Motion Shots
มุมมอง 12Kปีที่แล้ว
This fun 70's film contains som surprisingly superb stop motion effects given it's small production and limited budget. In addition to the beautiful stop motion puppet seen in theese clips, the film also used a couple of full-scale creature heads used for some of the close-ups. David Allen was in charge of the stop motion effects on this film and his team are credited as consisting of Jim Danfo...
Krull (1983) - Stop Motion Shots
มุมมอง 8Kปีที่แล้ว
For more videos of classic stop motion compilations, check out my Vimeo page: vimeo.com/user126332327 The animation in the sequence with the Widow of the Web is really amazing, showcasing some really complex work by animator Steven Archer (1957 - 2015).
The Black Scorpion (1957) - Stop Motion Shots
มุมมอง 45Kปีที่แล้ว
For more videos of classic stop motion compilations, check out my Vimeo page: vimeo.com/user126332327 This film once again showcases the incredible work of Pete Peterson who performed all of the animation in this film under the supervision of Willis O'Brien. This collaboration started on Mighty Joe Young and together the two would achieve some masterful stop motion sequences despite having hard...
Flesh Gordon (1974) - Stop Motion Shots
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For more videos of classic stop motion compilations, check out my Vimeo page: vimeo.com/user126332327 The animated portions of this film are, perhaps surprisingly, extremely well executed. The quality of the animation and compositing on Flesh Gordon's fight with the Beetle Man is on the same level as what Harryhausen produced around the same time. The animators credited on this film are Dennis ...
Equinox (1970) - Stop Motion Shots
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For more videos of classic stop motion compilations, check out my Vimeo page: vimeo.com/user126332327 The animation for this film was done by Jim Danforth, David Allen and Dennis Muren, the latter also being the producer, co-writer and co-director on the film. It was made on a very low budget of only $8,000.
Planet of Dinosaurs (1977) - Stop Motion Shots
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Planet of Dinosaurs (1977) - Stop Motion Shots
The Giant Behemoth (1959) - Stop Motion Shots
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The Giant Behemoth (1959) - Stop Motion Shots
The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953) - Stop Motion Shots
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The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953) - Stop Motion Shots
King Kong 1933 Traditional animation homage
มุมมอง 6K2 ปีที่แล้ว
King Kong 1933 Traditional animation homage
3:02 could make such a neat meme template ngl
That Allosaurus from 2:20 to 2:58 gets smaller all the time you see it.
The creator should make the lost pit spider pit sequence from King Kong (1933)
0:49 - looks like it's... having it's way with the poor guy...
en esos tiempos cualquiera podía ser actor por que eran malicimos todos jaja en películas viejas, la mayoriaaaas
Se nota el esfuerzo y la creatividad para este proyecto de la época 😎
Un trabajo creativo y se nota el esfuerzo 😎🤖👽
The Trex in this is a classic beast!!
Loved this movie as a kid. The spider part was absolutely nightmare fuel.
Muy valiente el indio volador de Papantla del final
I always thought it was funny that they decided to give the Allosaurus a Gene Simmons tongue.
That bronto had some thicc hips
This film portrays exactly what humans have done on the planet, killing everything that wants to live
T-Rex snake?
Diesen Film habe ich als Kind mit meinem Vater im Kino gesehen. Ich war sehr fasziniert, es war mein erster Dinosaurierfilm 🥰🦕🦖
As cheesy as this design for the T. Rex is, I like the fangs and that goofy tongue, LOL
"It's the mother-lovin' rubber dinosaur of them all!"
日本公開タイトル「最後の海底巨獣」ですね パワーショベル対ティラノサウルスはゴジラ対メカゴジラの先駆け？😅
Fun fact! This movie was the first movie I ever cried to as a child. When the apatosaurus 🦕 died and then sank 😞
My heart broke when the Brontosaurus died
Cara o filme do goro é cinema cinema personificação de boneco
This tyrannosaurus looks like 🤪 wrrr!!!. 🦖😅
Dieser Film war damals echt klasse
3:03 the little dinosaur was like ” Phew that was a close on- “
This movie is pure trash but i amazed for weeks when i saw it as child.
Cool!
6:28
Still one of the meanest T Rexes in any movie. Creepy vocalizations too.
As a kid you couldn't wait to see these movies black and white the times I saw them . Just kick back and watch.
Hmm Theropod dies by getting hit by construction vehicle. Yeah. Pretty sure that turns up in Carnosaur
I saw this on screen, on a Saturday in '77.Wish I could do it all over again.
Thlat Tonguesharush Lex pluts on my nelvs wid its loose tlongue 🤪
I felt so sorry for the Brontosaurus in this.
Same it was just so chill and friendly.
That Tyrannosaurus is such a serial killer 😄
0:45 🤣2 bites in the ass
That Tyrannosaurus’ roar was so horrifying as a child
The roar was terrifying as a kid for me. Classic scare.
The roar sounds familiar to the sauropod from King Kong 1933
🦖🦖🦖
Why not fight the plasiosaur with an excavator? 1:45
Gotta wonder how the actors were directed to act when they're supposed to be attacked
Well, they do seem appropriately terrified. I mean, how would you react if a, what, 20-ton(?) predator started running at you?
great to see a film adaptation of primal rage
Still love this movie after all these decades. Use to watch my VHS recorded copy (that also had "The 3 Worlds of Gulliver," and "The Brave Little Toaster" preceded it) all the time as a kid.
Dinossauro gigante
I still can't believe this movie only had four minutes of the beast in the entire film.
This is the best film ever made by teenagers!
this movie is better than that Jurassic World
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Evil Dead 0.
Never seen this before
2:00 fatality!
0:58 and 1:02 That T. Rex knows how to strut lol