10:31 somehow I haven't heard a single person mention this. It hardly even looks real (that's a good thing) and id this is all stop motion, it might be the smoothest animation I've seen from it.
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Yeah..I kept already 3 Laika(corpse bride,paranorman,giant peach)... I thought It shouldn't be too much inclined to one studio ..Since its a world stop motion history..
It isn't Stop motion is made with real-life objects Other types of animations are computer generated But wait! All "real" photographed videos are kinda stop motion too
@@thecapitalg I didn't mean that it's literally "computer generated", I just meant that it's made using computers While in stop motion, each frame is a photo of real life objects
I'll always consider Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer as the greatest stop motion film ever. You can really tell Tim Burton, Wallace and Gromit, and James and the Giant Peach took the genre to a whole other level. I really wish it was a more popularized genre, but I'm sure its extremely difficult and possibly the most difficult kind of film to make.
@@thenortheasteuropean3540 , i don't really sure if you know that, but.. FUN FACT: For Latvian's, Lithuanian language sounds like Latvian from middle age's.
Is there a reason why there are, on average more stopmotion films being made in Europe than in the Americas? In addition to that, the European ones tend to be in much better quality. More funding on such arts? More lax policies on such films? I'm actually curious.
I've always loved Stop Motion movies. It is a true type of art that unfortunately not many appreciate. I personally think it is the best art form of animation cinema. My love for Stop Motion Movies, I owe it above all Thanks to Laika (with "Coraline") and Aardman (With "The Pirates"). Probably, my two favourite Stop Motion movies ever.
One of my favourites was the stop motion version of the Moomins (1977) that was released in Europe. I also appreciate the stop motion short "The Sandman" (1991) which was terrifyingly good. It also was nominated for an Oscar I believe.
I’ve always been a huge fan of stop-motion animation! When I was a kid in the ‘60s and ‘70s, I thought that was simply the way that monsters move! O’Brien, Harryhausen, Danforth, Peterson, Allen, Tippett, Chang and a host of others were (and still are) some of my most cherished inspirations. Too bad that Universal Studios weren’t able to make their 1976 KING KONG with Jim Danforth at the helm! One of my favourite stop-motion films remains obscure to this day: EQUINOX.
3:54 I'm hoping to get *Three Fantastic Journeys by Karel Zeman,* which includes this film. But it's kinda costly to get that set. I'll be patient to wait for a good deal on it. Meanwhile, there are many other sci-fi / fantasy / animated films I wanna see. 5:28 There's no title for this one. But I know that it's "Closed Mondays." Done by Will Vinton in 1974. Trivia about the short: This short was included in the theatrical release of the compilation feature "Fantastic Animation Festival" (1977).
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It's a timeline from all over the world... And I already included 3 to 4 works of Laika studios in this...can't deny they are extraordinary ones...but can't be biased to one particular studio...that's the reason
where's wallace and gromit: a grand day out and wallace and gromit: the wrong trousers? edit: wait not just that, even wallace and gromit: the curse of the were-rabbit is not here
It's interesting how moody so many stop motion projects are. It is an excellent format for strangeness and darkness. Re. Pinchecliffe Grand Prix (Flåklypa Grand Prix). It's Norwegian, not German. It is considered Norway's most viewed movie. Back in the day when Norway was a country with 4 million people it had over the years sold... 4 million movie tickets. Population is up to 5 something millions now. I'm sure it's not far behind, but the cinema industry has changed so it doesn't get the same cinema exposure. But it has become a Norwegian TV tradition. It is aired every Christmas :)
Idk if this was a vhs but when i was 9, i saw this with my sis. It tramitized me. Something about the creepy imagry and the sand stop motion scared me. Im glad i actually found this old piece of my childhood!
I have added vincent, corpse bride, james and giant peach ,kubo , frankenweenie to represent the works of all that laika ish, burton ish, and selickish stop motion content !! I believe i have added sufficient laika ish content here...It's a kind of content from all around the world ..otherwise it would have looked like the video is biased to laika alone.. that's the oly reason,,,moreover i like stuff like coraline, frankenweenie, nightmare before christmas as good as u do!! but it's a tough choice i made.
@@divakarkuppan Ok I get your reason for not adding TNBC. I was just shocked (not angry) it wasn't on there since that film in particular really helped stop-motion move to the next level. Both in technique and mainstream. You don't have to be so harsh as to say you love this stuff more than me. That's why I watched this.
8:00 i swear, this was my childhood.
*NOOT NOOT*
Omg
Well it was my childhood and he’s still my favourite today
*NOOT NOOT*
I love pingu and I am not even an 80s kid at all
0:36 Zach kings great grandfather
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2:25 thats terrifying-
Me too! 😱
@@RyanHo242 I think you meant to say “I agree”
No
@@MrSeb81 yes
I agree.
10:31 somehow I haven't heard a single person mention this. It hardly even looks real (that's a good thing) and id this is all stop motion, it might be the smoothest animation I've seen from it.
It's not stop motion
@@iSyriux yes it is
It’s an entire movie of stop motion, a legendary movie.
I stepped back and had to take.a moment to myself when i read the title
THIS ENTIRE MOVIE IS STOP MOTION AND LOOKS LIKE THAT?!
I adore this movie!
0:21 i saw that cut coming LOL
Me too....
yeah it was that old lol
It's so relatable when you're finding the pause trick for the first time
What cut?
Wait...101 likes?
My most liked commend :D
Wow, over two years later and this guy is still liking and replying to comments? What a legend!
Thanks brother, in service of Animation cinema
This is my only video that got so much reception, that's y I value the viewers and commenters of these videos so much, quite special to me, my first module video in my film school ...
Because thats what heroes do
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12:30 Ah Yes, I remember this!
And PINGU, my whole childhood bahaha
Am 26 now and Pingu is still heartwarming to watch
pingu HAHAHAH!!!! i was laughing always on pingu!!!XD
Noot Noot! 🐧🐧🐧
so many weird gems I never knew existed!!! thank yooou I feel like I just HAVE to watch all of them now :'D
Yea only if we could pause a while and start look for them..they all show up from the mist!!
Did you leave out Coraline?
Yeah..I kept already 3 Laika(corpse bride,paranorman,giant peach)... I thought It shouldn't be too much inclined to one studio ..Since its a world stop motion history..
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I’ve seen Caroline, it’s a good movie
They also 4got the 2 old Godzilla movie scenes:
1) 1954: Tail swacks on building side
2) Godzilla feet pushes Kong
@@divakarkuppan Corpse Bride and Giant Peach are actually Tim Burton not Laika
When you think about it, all animation is stop motion
on point
With more frames
It isn't
Stop motion is made with real-life objects
Other types of animations are computer generated
But wait! All "real" photographed videos are kinda stop motion too
@@err_404_name_not_found9 traditional animation is not computer generated. that's what makes it so special.
@@thecapitalg I didn't mean that it's literally "computer generated", I just meant that it's made using computers
While in stop motion, each frame is a photo of real life objects
6:26 this has the most relaxing music I’ve heard in this video.
Late 1800s?! Wow. I'm stunned.
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the first film was made in 1888, Idk why but I do the first film ever made a little creepy
0:42 this one is decades ahead of its time.
Dang, never realized it was that old. My grandparents weren’t even born when this first stop motion appeared 😳
0:42 Can we talk about how cool this looks?
I could watch an entire film in this art style. It's so satisfying and easy to watch!
i wish i could make one 4 u
I'll always consider Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer as the greatest stop motion film ever. You can really tell Tim Burton, Wallace and Gromit, and James and the Giant Peach took the genre to a whole other level. I really wish it was a more popularized genre, but I'm sure its extremely difficult and possibly the most difficult kind of film to make.
Truth has been spoken !! And then there's Yuri Norshteyn's Tale of Tales and Hedgehog in the fog !!
I make stop motion videos and I can tell by experience that I it is difficult and realy stressfull but a good hobby
@@divakarkuppanwhats the music at 0:59?
It’s not a genre, it’s a medium
Stop Motion will always have a special place in my heart
I'm from Latvia, and this was on my recommendations, and i like it. You're a star.
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I'm from Lithuania :o
@@thenortheasteuropean3540 , i don't really sure if you know that, but..
FUN FACT:
For Latvian's, Lithuanian language sounds like Latvian from middle age's.
Is there a reason why there are, on average more stopmotion films being made in Europe than in the Americas? In addition to that, the European ones tend to be in much better quality. More funding on such arts? More lax policies on such films?
I'm actually curious.
may be the effect of their ethnography
Cuz they are more patient?
@@neodintchly possibly
long tradition of puppetry
Whole europe is much bigger than north america.
The Moving Company 1910 was super cool! 0:44 😊
Thank you so much for compiling this, this is a true act of public service, now I have so many things to go and watch that look incredible!
You got it right... I made these with lots of love and care.. enjoy
I've always loved Stop Motion movies. It is a true type of art that unfortunately not many appreciate. I personally think it is the best art form of animation cinema.
My love for Stop Motion Movies, I owe it above all Thanks to Laika (with "Coraline") and Aardman (With "The Pirates"). Probably, my two favourite Stop Motion movies ever.
Stop motion is so sweet and cute as long as u stay away from quay brothers and svankmajer
4:22 I can see where Tim Burton got some of his artistic inspiration. 😁
0:21 LMAO WE CAN SEE THE VIDEO CUT, no some people has to notice this at least one
@@chiefsnivy7114 true
@@chiefsnivy7114 late 1800s*
Thank you for the compilation, some terrific unknown gems for me in here !
Thanks. Have a great day
Some of these stop-motion films I never knew existed--but are worth seeing. I personally think it's the best entertainment. 😁🎥📽️
True
5:37 amogus was every where
*sus*
9:33 omg !! i was have the dvd the this movie, how many memories, my childhood. 🤯😭♡
Lovely
6:10 The animation that started Koenigsegg
One of my favourites was the stop motion version of the Moomins (1977) that was released in Europe. I also appreciate the stop motion short "The Sandman" (1991) which was terrifyingly good. It also was nominated for an Oscar I believe.
Wow, James and the Giant Peach was SMOOTH!
5:37 the vid: mutations mutations that's the way it is
Me:ayyy,that's my dream paralysis demon TV boi right there!
1500 meme
Please I must know- what is the clip at 5:30 from?
Closed Mondays 1974 by Will Vinton
_“covered coconut, chocolate covered coconut king!”_
haha
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Good👍🏻
I miss the Brazilian feature stop motion animation film "Minhocas"released by Animaking Studios in 2013.
I just finished watching isle of dogs. The level of detail in that movie - damn.
where is nightmare before christmas?
6:07 The Pinchcliffe grand Prix is from Norway, not Germany.
4:40 why that stop motion is not on youtube :(?
Is cald 【孔雀公主】上海美术电影制片厂少数民族题材的经典动画
Balance is one of my favorite short films
Pingu is a meme
haha..Funny and fresh as eeeeever!!!
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Pingu is my childhood
no he isn’t dummy
He’s our childhood and before that he was never a meme!
Thank you Divakar Kuppan
4:25 this is the area where Charlie Brown went ice skating on that christmas episode!
2:32 Best movie ever
8:08 NOOT NOOT🔥🔥🔥
Where is Fantastic Mr. Fox? Or Nightmare before Christmas?
I’ve always been a huge fan of stop-motion animation! When I was a kid in the ‘60s and ‘70s, I thought that was simply the way that monsters move! O’Brien, Harryhausen, Danforth, Peterson, Allen, Tippett, Chang and a host of others were (and still are) some of my most cherished inspirations. Too bad that Universal Studios weren’t able to make their 1976 KING KONG with Jim Danforth at the helm! One of my favourite stop-motion films remains obscure to this day: EQUINOX.
Anybody else forgot Box Trolls was a real movie? Almost like you blacked out while watching it the one time, and then it never came up again.
watching 6:49 while also feeding a bird on my shoulder (and being rather intoxicated) made for an interesting "wait a minute.. that's me" moment
That's quite a creepy Animation
5:29 what is this cartoon and why does it not have a name here
it's closed mondays
It's just looks like a meme
The Corpse Bride remains as one of my most favorite movies of all time.
3:54 I'm hoping to get *Three Fantastic Journeys by Karel Zeman,* which includes this film. But it's kinda costly to get that set. I'll be patient to wait for a good deal on it. Meanwhile, there are many other sci-fi / fantasy / animated films I wanna see.
5:28 There's no title for this one. But I know that it's "Closed Mondays." Done by Will Vinton in 1974.
Trivia about the short: This short was included in the theatrical release of the compilation feature "Fantastic Animation Festival" (1977).
The old stop motions were ahead of it time
totally true
6:08 the actual name of the movie is Flåklypa grand prix and it is not german made but norwegian
I really thought Coraline would've been on here but oh well... So many other goodens on here that were part of my childhood. 👌🏻
You forgot Mike Jittlov's the Wizard of Speed and Time.
3:52 no godzilla? Wasn't there some stop motion in that?
yes
6:09 hmm, it feels empty without any Eurobeat soundtrack
Jiri trinka is a legend!
05:29 Where was this clip from?
Why some classic stop motion animations like:pinchcliffe grand prix is hard to find full on youtube?
5:22 kinda scary bird!
derpey
some of the newer ones don't even look like stop motion anymore, it looks a little more like 3d animation
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2:25 why
The rudolph red nosed raindeer classic
One of a kind
yes
true
Is the first one narrated by michal Kane?
I think my favorite is 2:35
Though sometimes I wish it made kong a less angry and aggressive all the time since it gave gorillas a bad rap
Yea, that's unparalleled... 4:03 is my favourite along with that
10:20 NIGHTMARE FUEL 😱
Forgot Ruka - The hand... a classic
seriously it is
who’s that video name 5:28
2:33 you can literally see that person is made out of clay. But when they show the actual person, they are real
what about postman pat or wallace and grommit?
And bob the builder
A very good compilation, but you forgot 2 movies!
Coraline (2007)
Edison & Leo (2008)
yea kindly,forgive me..infact i forgot a lot of cool stuff
Star Wars too
I loved Gumby, Rudolph, and Wallace and Gromit as a kid.
10:11
11:45
Love the jump cuts
Thanks
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Whose that at 5:29?? Looks like Bruce Bickford
that's will vinton ,,, Closed mondays 1974
.....Bruce Bickford..close guess...BTW...How the hell i missed the bickford in the list...?
Thanks. You missed kihachiro kawamoto and jiri barta too! no worries... it's a sweet vid...
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Yeah just now,
i saw this guy...he is genius..kihachiro kawamoto _/\_..
and didnt add Jiri barta because there's already enough of czceh republic(Jan,Trnka,Zeman) in the video, that's y,,,
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when I was a kid stop motion terrified me, something about how everything moved with very realistic lighting on it made it creepy
Even now... they terrify me.... but for good ❤✌
It can be a little creepy, but it’s also intriguing.
Can we add Mike Jittlov's "The Wizard of Speed and Time" (1979)?
3:06 Found The Movie To This And Got Interested In It
On minute 5.36 the claymation with Einstein who is the author and in witch year is made?
Will vinton, 1974 - closed Mondays
11:14 OMG her eyes
you forgot two things of stop motion is the night before Christmas and fantastic Mr Fox
It's a timeline from all over the world...
And I already included 3 to 4 works of Laika studios in this...can't deny they are extraordinary ones...but can't be biased to one particular studio...that's the reason
@@divakarkuppan ok
thank god for Laika studios
RUDOLPH AND ALICE IN WONDERLAND WHAT Great CLASSICS
Thanks
6:11 Just a minute, Pinchcliffe is a Norwegian film, not a German one
YES, SORRYY FOR THE ERROR
where's wallace and gromit: a grand day out and wallace and gromit: the wrong trousers?
edit: wait not just that, even wallace and gromit: the curse of the were-rabbit is not here
The clip at 6:07-6:24 is from a norwegian film, not german.
I was only about 8 year old, I began my stop motion animation career as an many project based in first being Thailand here
The 3D animation back then before CGI.
5:36 AMOGUS
It's interesting how moody so many stop motion projects are. It is an excellent format for strangeness and darkness.
Re. Pinchecliffe Grand Prix (Flåklypa Grand Prix). It's Norwegian, not German. It is considered Norway's most viewed movie. Back in the day when Norway was a country with 4 million people it had over the years sold... 4 million movie tickets.
Population is up to 5 something millions now. I'm sure it's not far behind, but the cinema industry has changed so it doesn't get the same cinema exposure. But it has become a Norwegian TV tradition. It is aired every Christmas :)
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@@divakarkuppan who cares about Alexander Petrov
@@MrSeb81 true..lol
Idk if this was a vhs but when i was 9, i saw this with my sis. It tramitized me. Something about the creepy imagry and the sand stop motion scared me. Im glad i actually found this old piece of my childhood!
Unless its not the right video but eh, this is as close as ill get to finding the real thing
Lovely
The pinchelife grand Prix is from Norway
Theres so many movies in that style 👍🏼
5:29
Who made this and when?
Closed Mondays
1974 WILL VINTON
I can't believe this left out 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'!
I have added vincent, corpse bride, james and giant peach ,kubo , frankenweenie to represent the works of all that laika ish, burton ish, and selickish stop motion content !! I believe i have added sufficient laika ish content here...It's a kind of content from all around the world ..otherwise it would have looked like the video is biased to laika alone..
that's the oly reason,,,moreover i like stuff like coraline, frankenweenie, nightmare before christmas as good as u do!! but it's a tough choice i made.
@@divakarkuppan Ok I get your reason for not adding TNBC. I was just shocked (not angry) it wasn't on there since that film in particular really helped stop-motion move to the next level. Both in technique and mainstream. You don't have to be so harsh as to say you love this stuff more than me. That's why I watched this.
@@MaryC861 sorry
@@divakarkuppan Thanks I appreciate it :)
U missed wallace and gromit grand day out and the wrong trousers
5:28 what was that? That was crazy!
Closed mondays by will Vinton