I used to watch this in daycare when I was 7 or 8 I think, they had it on one of those old style projectors. It must have been around 1982 or 1983. I haven't thought about it since then until today the song from the clouds chasing him popped into my head. It's odd the things you remember 40 years later
Brings back memories,i used to watch this with my children when they were little,the narators voice is will gear,played grandpa walton on the tv show the waltons,i liked him in Jeremiah johnson
@@labelledamedumanor4876 Both this and Mark Twain Adventures have the same director. He also did the California raisins. The monster Will Vinton himself.
We used to watch this and The Little Prince once a year at school. They used to show it with those old film projectors. Watching it now, I must admit it is pretty trippy.😂
@@WEPDRabbitEarsTV It can still seem primitive in places such as how he has characters walk as he can't quite make it too convincing without making it look like they're just dragging their feet in places. But that was all part of the experimental progress in making these works.
That´s funny - I originally punched in that name just becuse Hellsing anime. Now I see where they probably got the idea (at least for the musket). Otherwise this is really wild ride and pretty unique stop motion!
Just finding this and seeing all these people having fever dreams 🤣. And here I am thinking I was the only one that had that but here it is. This is awesome 🤣 I saw this on the Great space coaster back in '78 as a kid
![[American Literature] Washington Irving - Rip Van Winkle](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CqV71hk6CEM/mqdefault.jpg)
Had this on VHS growing up, and it freaked me out so bad 😅 I remember leaving the room whenever my brothers watched it!
I honestly really thought this was a fever dream I had as a kid and could never find proof it existed when I would think about it. 🤣
Your not alone. I had the same problem.
100%
We used to watch this in my elementary school on the film projector.
I was just thinking the same thing, it popped in my memory and was like let me see if I was tripping when I was a kid😂😂😂
I totally remember him running through the woods & the "uh uh uh uhuh" singing. 70s kids stuff was so trippy
The songs and music in this go crazy. Amazing piece of claymation
I used to watch this in daycare when I was 7 or 8 I think, they had it on one of those old style projectors. It must have been around 1982 or 1983. I haven't thought about it since then until today the song from the clouds chasing him popped into my head.
It's odd the things you remember 40 years later
Brings back memories,i used to watch this with my children when they were little,the narators voice is will gear,played grandpa walton on the tv show the waltons,i liked him in Jeremiah johnson
Thank you for posting this. A classic that really made my day better
Glad to hear it
I remember seeing this in school
Enjoyed watching that story.
Why hasn't there been a horror movie based on this type of claymation. This is still one of the creepiest movies I've ever seen.
Actually 1 HAS BEEN MADE! It's the Adventures of Mark Twain, there's 1 helluva creepy scene in it.
@@labelledamedumanor4876 Both this and Mark Twain Adventures have the same director. He also did the California raisins. The monster Will Vinton himself.
Love this fairy tale character!
We used to watch this and The Little Prince once a year at school. They used to show it with those old film projectors. Watching it now, I must admit it is pretty trippy.😂
ENCORE! great characters and soundtrack. Missed Wolf though...
"I'd know your stupid singing anywhere" 😂😂😂
I watched this shit in middle school and it's haunted me ever since. To this day, I can't get that creepy choir out of my head. Love it.
“Rip Van Winkle”
-Famous words from John Marston
Vinton certainly elevated his craft with these films.
He sure did! Stay tuned, I have another one dropping tomorrow.
@@WEPDRabbitEarsTV I bet I know which one it is! I consider it the best adaptation of a book ever made.
@@ChristopherSobieniak You're probably right!
@@ChristopherSobieniak Also if you like Stop Motion, I have a stop motion section on my channel.
@@WEPDRabbitEarsTV It can still seem primitive in places such as how he has characters walk as he can't quite make it too convincing without making it look like they're just dragging their feet in places. But that was all part of the experimental progress in making these works.
Thank you for posting this, I remember being really frightened by it as a child.
Rip Van Winkle
- John Marston
That´s funny - I originally punched in that name just becuse Hellsing anime. Now I see where they probably got the idea (at least for the musket).
Otherwise this is really wild ride and pretty unique stop motion!
I had this on VHS as well as the earlier Martin the Cobbler.
Just finding this and seeing all these people having fever dreams 🤣. And here I am thinking I was the only one that had that but here it is. This is awesome 🤣
I saw this on the Great space coaster back in '78 as a kid
"and who are you? rip van winkle" totally not a rdr2 reference
dang.. i remember this on vhs tape! back in 80s.. bring back memories.. ha ha ha ha woah woah...
Wow, can't wait to see rdr 3 drop, I was wondering how they could do another prequel, but Rip Van Winkle was obviously the way to go
i saw this on 📼 in the 80s 😊 !
Fairy tale faces funny to see more videos please of rip van winkle
this is terrifying omg
Where'd the landlord come from?
RIP
shoutout to adam22 talking about shipping packs for referencing demolition man which alas led me here
Wut.
@@WEPDRabbitEarsTV exactly!!!
MARSTON
"Who are you?"
"Rip van Winkle."
John Marston
Fr
👍
Wow
I know where they got the noises for those Jason movies that Chuck cha cha hahaha they got it from this rip Van Winkle claymation😂
Nightmare fuel
What’s the story Wishbone?
😄😄😄
24:33
2:05
Those close ups are horrific
Is this creative commons?
11:42 that one scene 😂
11:56
I can’t believe Tim Conner died this year.
Who?
@@WEPDRabbitEarsTV The guy who did the voice of Rip Van Winkle.
JOHN MARSTON
20:34
10:56