sci-fi buffs, have you watched the ray harryhausen doc?
 

Actually yes I watched that on Netflix a couple of weeks ago, freakin amazing that fight scene with the skeletons in Clash of the Titans blows my mind everytime I see it. I need to rent 10,000 Years BC so I can fap to Raquel Welch.

I love the stuff they did with mirrors.

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Ray Harryhausen flicks were a mainstay at double features and drive-ins when I was a kid. See them on a big screen if you get a chance. :thumbsup

:stoned

ADG

only 3 gfy sci-fi buffs!

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I have to check it out! I probably don't need to - I've been a Harryhausen fan since the womb ;) but it's always great to revisit...

izombie: Skeletons in Clash? I think you mean Jason and the Argonauts...

:D

And proud of not being one ...

hah, man you are miserable eh. you even rain on guitar threads.

does anyone know which harryhausen flick was the one that had the little monster that doubled in size every day or so?

20 Million Miles To Earth?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050084/?ref_=nv_sr_1

I just watched it again for the first time in about 30 years :)

nice find, that's the one. i can't recollect exactly, but at some point in my childhood, this monster was a favorite.

the scene where he is on the table is one i recall. kinda odd.

http://i1069.photobucket.com/albums/...rth_Medley.png

after watching the doc, and the sf-fi boys doc, i realized that harryhausen was the dude behind most all sci-fi movies i watched growing up. the golden voyage of sinbad had a huge impact on me, that fucking girl was ridiculous hot and i was about 12 i think

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/__P1bz4ZkkR...nro_sinbad.jpg

Here ya go FF, 20 Million Miles To Earth, this Saturday at 9:15 am PST on Turner Classic Movies
http://www.tcm.com/schedule/index.ht...ate=2013-11-30

set yer DVR and make some popcorn :thumbsup



When I was a kid I lived for these kind of movies :1orglaugh

The earliest memory I have of being in a movie theater is crouching behind the seats because this movie scared me so bad, The First Man Into Space

nice! i'm def going to watch that, i don't even know if i've seen the entire movie.

man, i don't remember that first man in space flick at all, i may have missed that one. one of those actors looks to be robert mitchum

Nah not Mitchum, strictly a "B" monster movie from the late 50's

I just remember a few scenes from the movie and hiding behind the seats while watching it, I couldn't have been older than 5 at the time and was there with my big sister (who passed away recently, maybe I'm getting maudlin as I get drunker) :1orglaugh

When I first got my Netflix account years ago that was the very first movie I rented, it was fun to see those scenes that scared me so much as a child. I never forgot about it. Funny how something in childhood can make such a big impression that you remember it for your entire life.

Hydrate...then fap to Caroline Munro in Golden Voyage of Sinbad.