Wilber_Stool
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Sat May-17-08 08:04 PM
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Tonight: 10:00 pm EST TCM |
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"The 7th Voyage of Sinbad" 1958. Contains the single best example of stop action animation. That would be the fight between Sinbad and the skeletons that arise from the Hydras teeth. This was one of the few Ray Harryhausen movies that had a decent budget.
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Sat May-17-08 08:07 PM
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CatWoman
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Sat May-17-08 08:07 PM
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2. thanks for the heads up |
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from a true Ray Harryhausen fan :)
:hi:
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Orrex
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Sat May-17-08 08:08 PM
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3. I hate to say it, but... |
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Wasn't that in Jason and the Argonauts?
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Sat May-17-08 08:15 PM
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4. you know you're right? |
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however, that's a pretty good adventure movie too :)
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Sat May-17-08 08:16 PM
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5. They're both really damn good IMO |
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But JATA is a sacrosanct classic from Saturday afternoon tv for me. The scene in which the skeletons sprout from the ground scared the hell out of me.
Magnificent!
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Sat May-17-08 08:57 PM
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6. Seven Voyages of Sinbad is where the cyclops fights the dragon. |
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