An Ode To Stop Motion
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- • Another Ode To Stop Mo...
Stop motion has been around for a long time.
Music used
The Seventh Voyage Of Sinbad Composed and Orchestrated by Bernard Herrmann. Conducted by Kurt Graunke performed by the Münchner Symphoniker (Munich Symphony Orchestra / Graunke Symphony Orchestra).
"The Valley Of Gwangi - The Landscape / Forbidden Valley / Pterodactyl Attack" by City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra/Paul Bateman
Clash of the Titans by Laurence Rosenthal
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Movies used
The Lost World
King Kong
Son Of Kong
Unpublished Ray Harryhausen Movies
Mighty Joe Young
The Lost Continent
The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
It Came From Beneath The Sea
The Animal World
Journey To The Beginning Of Time
Earth vs. the Flying Saucers
The Beast of Hollow Mountain
20 Million Miles to Earth
The Black Scorpion
The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad
Monster from Green Hell
Fiend Without a Face
The Giant Behemoth
Dinosaurus!
Goliath and the Dragon
The Three Worlds of Gulliver
Mysterious Island
Journey to the 7th Planet
Jack the Giant Killer
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm
Jason and the Argonauts
7 Faces of Dr. Lao
First Men in the Moon
One Million Years B.C.
The Valley of Gwangi
Equinox
When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth
The Golden Voyage of Sinbad
Flesh Gordon
The Legend Of Hillbilly John
The Crater Lake Monster
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger
The Alien Factor
Planet of Dinosaurs
Laserblast
Piranha
Starcrash
The Empire Strikes Back
The Day Time Ended
Caveman
Clash of the Titans
Dragonslayer
The Evil Dead
Galaxy of Terror
Basket Case
Q
Return of the Jedi
Jaws 3
Ghostbusters
The Terminator
Dreamscape
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Evil Dead II
RoboCop
Beetlejuice
Willow
Hellbound Hellraiser 2
Puppet Master 2
RoboCop 2
Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor
A Nymphoid Barbarian in Dinosaur Hell
Subspecies
Robot Wars
Demonic Toys
Doctor Mordrid
Body Bags
Puppet Master 4
Puppet Master 5
Dinosaur Island
Oblivion
Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult
Scary Movie 2
Monster Island - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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I just finished watching it! I never realized there were so many Stop-Motion movies I have never heard of! Thank you!!!!
I wanted to stop watching because the only good ones were rayharryhausens
It's still way cooler than CGI, and a LOT more fun to watch.
The music of Bernard Herrmann was a crucial element to many of Ray's films.
I love Bernard Herrmann! I'm so glad he did a few scores for Ray and Charles!
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Wisely stated
Stop motion should never be forgotten, it looks different and somehow more real then CGI at times. A truely great art form.
Definitely not forgotten :-) but you’re right, its influence is heavily seen in today’s entertainment.
The way I see it, CGI looks real but feels fake, while stop motion looks fake but feels real. There’s an actual physical object on film, and that element alone is what makes it superior.
That's because it IS real.... real movement from an actual object.... cgi has really gone off the rails lately... nothing done with the same passion the few things that are actually are few and far between
it would not be forgotten, the same thing people were thinking when Television appeared, that the Radio will be forgotten, i think things evolve, adapt, and there will be always marketing strategies where people needs old school visual style
I love stop motion and CGI both but i hate men in suit effects
Those skeletons sword fighting Sinbad and his crew were the stuff of nightmares and dreams combined...the coolest thing ever to me.
The 7th Voyage of Sinbad theme will forever be, in my opinion, the official anthem of stop-motion monster movies. It just goes so well with the spectacle of Willis O'Brien and Ray Harryhausen's work.
The Clash of the Titans theme would have to be a close second.
Simbad bacana.
the music started playing in my head from just looking at the thumbnail, and guess what accompanies that actual video starting!... heh
Amen dude
Talos in "Jason" is one of Harryhausen's creepiest creatures ... Always gives me goosebumps.
likewise
The creaking metal noises add to the chilling effect too.
He's my favorite.
I mentioned that to Ray once. He said the move came from a Kabuki dancer he saw once.
Jason and The Argonauts is one of the Greatest Fantasy movies of all time The Harpies , Poseidon ? holding back the clashing rocks ,The Fighting Skeletons , The Hydra all great scenes but it was the Awakening of Talos
when Hercules and Hylas pick up the Pearl and Brooch and you hear the creaking and Hylas warns Hercules and the door shuts had my 6 year old heart beating like a rabbits and ...... th-cam.com/video/SNg4KZKG96o/w-d-xo.html
stop-motion is the perfect animation style for creating certain SFX and VFX, in my own opinion stop motion works best when creating unnatural creatures, the undead and robots.
This was intertaining. As a kid in the 60's almost every sifi and horror film had some SMA in it. Loved it.
LOL! That was our CGI when I was a kid. We were amazed back then.
I think that in our days we can make stop motion look like it's real. Just imagine: you see on screen giant monsters that moves and interacts with people like it's real, but it's made of real fur and skin and you can almost feel it on touch
I don’t know why, but I love this style of animation
Yer man, stop motion is awesome... it's as good sometimes as CGI.
EP1CSASAFR4S 19 same I’ll always love it more than CGI. Just look at the original Clash Of The Titans scene compared to the remake!
Twisted Razor In some ways stop motion is similar to CGI
Likewise
The 1925 movie “The Lost World” is really a treat to behold! For a movie made 95 years ago the special effects are pretty impressive. Anyone interested to watch it for the first time or just watch it again, it’s on Amazon Prime right now if you have it. 🦕
In my opinion, stop motion is much more realistic than CGI, though labour-intensive and time-consuming. But the effects pay off and stand out in any movie. Such films deserve to be preserved for posterity. We are indebted to Ray Harryhausen for his innovativity and contributions to the genre.
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Wonderful man who made children very happy. Rip ray Harry ❤️❤️❤️❤️
*I remember my grandparents and great-grandparents telling me they watched Harryhausen movies at that time. Even though I was born in 2006, I'm a fan of his movies.*
Seems that the direct
human-touch
makes it different
(puts human- soul in it)
than CGI
like playing with
Action-Figures
it has a toyish
resemblizim
love it.
From the 1950's through the '70's, I watched many movies with stop action characters. This is a very good tribute to that art. Thank you.
To me, these are much scarier than CGI. Love them!
I grew with stop motion and even dabbled in it myself. When it's done well it's amazing. Same with CGI. When done well it's far more convincing. Problem is there are so many that aren't done well!
To me too.
I watched these as a child. Today I am a 67 year old woman and still love stop action movies. Harryhausen was the master.
Nothing beats Medusa for pure terror!
I grew up with this stuff. Great times at the show, with a drawing every Sat for who gets a bike. We'd get two movies and three cartoons for 50 cents. Good times.
The crabs, and scorpions, etc. actually look the most realistic imo, because they actually move like that in real life.
Did you know that the giant crab on "Mysterious Island" 1961.was made from a real crabs legs and shell parts. then animated through stop motion?.
@@johnbockelie3899 omg yeah, i saw that in the documentary "Before CGI, there was Ray Harryhousen"
@@galaxydeathskrill5607 Ray was a student of Willis O' Brian , who did the 1925 movie " The lost world", and " King Kong" in 1933.
Saudades de meu tempo de criança, tenho 57 anos e considero estes monstros como os melhores do cinema.
Génio, génio, génio.
Espetacular.
Simbad.
Velo de ouro.
stop motion has heart and soul which cgi often lacks . from michael from Yorkshire and proud of it.
When i was growing up They was the best monsters on 📺 TV
These creatures/monsters are great
People say old animation movies are crap but I like them the puppets are just out standing there works of art and the thing I love about animation is that you can let your imagination run free
Well, well this is reallly beautifull. Even old films with anthological scenes all time. Remember me "Land Of The Lost" on 70`s. YEAAHH!!! Dynamite in my soul!!!!!
I'm a fan of Ray Harryhausen and thank you for this video!
Me too
This was awesome! I met Ray Harryhausen at a convention and he couldn't have been nicer. He saved my childhood and provided much needed magic. Thanks for doing this!!!
Man I love these movies used to watch them on tbs with my old man.
This guy was ahead of his time Ray Harryhausen. I sculpt from time to time I used to do it more but I need to feel inspired and tried stop go claymation and animation. It’s hard and takes time.
Oh, the memories!
The wonderfull music from the seventh voyage ; gwangi and also the first clash of the titans 😊
A master story teller whose films are still excellent thank god for video
Que recuerdos de las pelis que transmitían en mi infancia me trajo este video. Gracias.
stop motion in the past are more eerie than CGi today
Harryhausen Movies must to be considered National Treasure
Great work with selection and placement of these Awesome classic clips! The incredible stop motion work done by these masters, especially Harryhausen made these films the classics they are! They set the bar high, and are the Grandfathers of special effects in science fiction and fantasy and good old fashioned monster making in my humble opinion.
4:08 I would like that little flying homunculus creature as my pet.
The pit scene where the men are attacked by giant insects is from the 1933 King Kong movie. It was cut out. after a test audience viewed it, and afterwards couldn't stop talking about it. So the scene was replaced with Kong shaking the men off the giant log, into the pit then dropping the log. I guess that scene wasn't as shocking. It was 1933.
And that was real magic! 🏆
今のCGに頼りきってる映画より遥かに面白いですよ！ハウゼンは天才ですね！
Excellent! Many of these clips I have never seen before!!!! Thanks!
Gran trabajo. Es un viaje de aventura e imaginación
These stop motions really motivates me to do my own little videos with "Transformers" toys, but it will only include me since I don't have enough people to cast.
Thank you sooo much for adding the list of movies, now I think I'll have to rewatch them all, these movies are my childhood, growing up in the early 90's, watching these movies whenever they were on TV and recording them on VHS, fantastic times! Long live stop motion.
I found your video while looking for an old movie our French teacher used to show us in class in middle school that I could not remember the name of. Your work helped me pinpoint it, so you have my eternal gratitude for gathering all these great references in a single place! (It was "Jack and the giant killer".)
Thanks!
Laurent Giroud No problem, glad I could help.
Fantastical stop motion beasties and otherworldly monstrous stop motion monstrosities engaged in all manner of carnage and destruction!......i love it! Monsters writ large indeed! Long live those superb stop motion nightmares!
Absolutely fantastic!
Thanks for including the work of Karel Zeman, he's lesser known than people like Harryhausen, but important nonetheless.
The Rancor from Return of the Jedi was a puppet, and the marijuana monster from "scary movie" was an animatronic
Thanks for the information, both had test footage of it being in stop motion. However I couldn't find them, so I used these scenes to show that they could have been in stop motion.
@@DB-tk3js stop the nitpicking.
Thanks for compiling this! One of my very favorite art forms!
all the special effect those of ray harryhausen was the beginning of the imagination of gave us and that opened our minds and just as everything began.
Carlos Elias Carranza Mendoza the
Imagine Jurassic Park with this!
I did some stop-motion films as a high school project. It was pretty fun but the dinosaur models that I had was school property so I didn't get to keep any of them but still it was hard work but fun too.
And as for my grade for it A+ because the teacher was really impressed that I did it the old fashioned way and not with CGI affects.
Epic! Bravo! so real that is even scarier that any of those over_abused CGI´s from nowadays movies.
Fantastic! I saw a lot of favorites and many I've never seen before! I like that you included Peter Jackson's version of the Lost spider pit sequence that he made for the King Kong dvd.
Awesome...apparently the tick monster and the worm at 2:15 were the stop motion models used in the lost spider pit sequence in king Kong. They did get some screen time in the black scorpion.
I'm a Fan of Ray Harryhausen and his stop-motion is AMAZING!
0:00 затерянный мир 1925
0:19 Кинг конг 1933
0:54 сын конга 1934
1:01 проект юпитера 1937
1:09 элементы 1939
1:13 эволюция мира 1940
1:23 войны миров 1945
1:27 могучий Джо янг 1949
1:30 затерянный концинент 1951
1:34 чудовище с глубины 2000 сажений 1953
1:38 это приболо со дна моря
1:41 Мир животных
1956
1:57 Путешествие к началу времён
1955
2:05 земля против литучих тарелок 1956
2:07 чудовище пещерной горы 1956
2:08 20 миллионов миль от земли 1957
2:10 чёрный скорпион 1957
2:20 7 путешествие Синдбада 1958
2:28 Монстр из Зелёного ада
1957
2:30 Безликий демон
1958
2:32 Бегемот, морской монстр
1959
2:35 динозавровы! 1960
2:38 Голиаф и дракон
1960
2:41 три мира Гулливера
2:44 таинственный остров
2:49 Путешествие к седьмой планете
1962
2:51 Джек убийца великанов
3:01 чудесный мир братев Гримм 1962
3:03 Ясон и аргонавты 1963
3:11 7 лиц доктора лао 1964
3:12 первые люди на луне 1964
3:18 миллион лет до нашей эры 1966
3:34 долина гванги 1969
3:44 эквинокс 1970
3:51 когда на земле все цари динозавры 1970
4:06 золотое путешествие Синдбада
4:19 Флэш гордон 1974
4:22 Легенда о деревенском Джоне
1972
4:23 Чудовище озера Крейтер 1977
4:25 звёздные войны. эпизод 4: новая надежда 1977
4:29 Синдбад и глаз тигра 1977
4:38 Чужеродный фактор
1978
4:42 Земля исчезнувших
1974
4:49 планета динозавров 1978
4:59 Лазерный взрыв
1978
5:00 пиранья 1978
5:01 Столкновение звёзд
1978
5:04 Звёздные войны. Эпизод V: Империя наносит ответный удар
1980
5:08 День, когда время закончилось
1980
5:13 пещерный человек 1981
5:17 битва титанов 1981
5:32 победитель дракона 1981
5:37 Зловещие мертвецы
1981
5:45 Существо в корзине
1982
5:49 Кью 1982
Excellent - and you even got the aliens from LASERBLAST in there!
Great job! And nice choice of music. Thanks for making and posting.
An old technology that had charm!
I like the music to,it reminds of the music they play in the theater when they turn the house lites up.and flash on screen basically go home :-)
The Sinbad theme is definitely a great piece of work
Ray Harryhausen...thank you!!
Love this! Lots of lovely monsters :)
I think the rancor was actually mostly done through puppetry
I think the rancor from Star Wars actually wasn’t stop motion, it was a puppet, but nice video
Predatoreus Films Thanks for the information, there was test footage of the Rancor in stop motion, but I could not track it down, so I used this as a place holder. Probably the biggest mistake I could have done.
@@venomouslizards This mistake could draw the Rancor of your fans.
A true art form.
This was the first 3d, I still remember the Jason movie, it was awesome.
Esa es verdaderamente arte.
I'd love to see stop motion come back with today's new updated dinosaurs. Wonder if feathers would make it more of a challenge though...
There's just something about miniatures and background paintings that is, as yet, still lacking in most CGI effects. Maybe part of the magic is that hand-crafted effects aren't so slick and perfect as CGI tries to be, which to me often looks and feels cartoonish. There is a feel, a weight, something I just can't find the words for, which is more like the real world with paintings and miniatures.
We are all living life one frame at a time.
Great job guy. Thanks for the effort.
Amazing as always
Not that I don’t totally adore Ray Harryhausen and Willis O’Brien as much as the next stop motion fan. But I think this could’ve been appropriately renamed ode to action and horror film stop motion :-) Seems to be a significant lack of children entertainment LOL and there’s so many wonderful properties like Gumby, Wallace and Gromit, and of course the full length animated features like Coraline, nightmare before Christmas, etc.
I’m sure Ray would love to know that he inspired puppet master and Ghostbusters!
But editing-wise, great collection!
John Donovan Productions Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it. My goal for this was to highlight stop motion as it was used as a form of special effect, and not as a full form of animation, if that makes sense. I’m not knowledgeable enough of on full length stop motion features to make a video like that, sorry. I hope there are videos like that
Venomous Lizard Well you did a great job! Keep up the good work.
Now I understand why half of Americans believe humans and dinosaurs co-existed.
I remember and movie called The Golden Child that was stop motion. With the dancing can of coke. One of the best uses. Also I think there was some used in Critters?.. Interesting comparison between Robocop 2 and Terminator 2. RoboCop 2 kinda the last blockbuster live action movie to use it to that extent. Terminator 2 was kinda the beginning of CGI to be used in full extent. Although it had been experimented with before. History between both movies there. Robocop 2 used it really well.
Amazing video LOVE IT!
Growing up in the late 60s and 70s, this was gold dust when shown on telly. There was nothing to compare. Those shit films with real lizards sporting big frilly fake neck armature were utter gash. Hail Harryhausen and his dynamation! Legend.
Basket Case has 10 out of 10 best stop-motion
Sarcasm I guess ?
Ray Harryhausen in the most scenes...
Clash of titans is always my favorite
excellent stuff never seen some of these before
0:18 probably the first instance where a man made structure was destroyed by a huge animal.
Watching this makes me wonder.... "How come the Japanese never used technology like this in their monster movies? "
They wanted to, especially for Godzilla, but it was just about time, so to make it more quick, they made suits. However, they are a few Stop-Motion shots in some Godzilla Movies.
Cheaper to hire Barney!
@@ajivins1 Don't bring me into this!!
@@ajivins1 C'mon man, they didn't have the money, and suitmation can also look great sometimes
I hope that robots will help us to make stop motion and go motion easier!
How will they?
That would be almost impossible. But if "everything is possible", it would be much different. The man is the Creature. The man knows the Creature, it knows perfectly what and how it will do, move, interact, and whatever. A robot don't. It's poorly explained, I know.
Excelentíssimo trabalho ♥️
Nice job. Thank you for sharing.
Really bummed out I didnt get to see a list of all those movies, besides the obvious famous ones.
But cool to see. Thanks!
The list is in the description the description if you want to see it.
Amazing.
Stop motion FOREVER !!!!!!!!!
4 : 13
Tom Baker ( DrW ) as an evil Madge .
Golden Voyage of Sinbad , Jason and the Argonauts vs. Skeleton Warriors . Earth versus the Flying Saucers , 1 Million Years BC with Raquel Welch . The classic King Kong with Fay Wray and let's not forget the other monkey movie Mighty Joe Young .
( yea yea I know not a monkey )
First Men in the moon by HG Wells and the valley of Gwangi , 50 million years to Earth ( venusian monster versus Earth elephant ) . The Land of the Lost Sid and Marty Krofft , the chess game from Star Wars .
Good grief ..... I've watched almost everyone of these movies either at home on weekends or theaters also on weekends .
When I was a kid .
Thanks for bringing back some great memories .
Big Time Respect
I find it inserting that Ray Harryhausen retired from stop motion after Clash of the Titans and yet stop motion continued afterwards.
Como da ssudades ver estas cenas, que na época parecia.tao. Tão reais eu adorava estes filmes voce esta de parabens
Awesome Video! 11 out of 10 stars!
Wonderful video. Thanks so much for your work in putting it together. There were quite a few I have not seen. Small criticism O'Brien's name has a capital B.
It may look like a fake nightmare but back then this was the shit! To me this is still solid gold waiting to be mined ever since i was born in 1988(i know i’m an old fart bit so what) if anything they should kinda go back to it because movies just haven’t been the same without it