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TO CHRIS- So that was the film that cause all your problems[ha-ha] mine was watching AS THE WORLD TURNS with my mother[ha-ha]
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Naaaah, dan.
Ray changed my life for the better!
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I believe that same footage from Harryhausen's Animal World was also used in the Matthew Broderick flick, War Games.
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The man lived his dreams, shared those dreams with the world, and inspired generations of young dreamers to do the same. .
i WONDER ABOUT FUTURE GENERATIONS OF FANS.
will they appreciate his work?
I think most Harryhausen fans on this board GREW UP with the films, most likely seeing them first on the tele .
We didn't watch them with a 'critical' eye - we just let ourselves be carried away by the fantasy.
However, as Manderley so wisely pointed out, the process work (i.e. rear projection) was not up to snuff. Today's audience might appreciate the stop-motion but rebel,against the less than stellar opticals.
Or, will they?
I dunno.
who does?
bruce
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"We really must see "THAT" picture again Chris, you know exactly which one I speak of."
Hey Timmer!
I've got no scanner, and I am totally non-techie.
I tried taking a shot of the photo with my digital camera. It looks pretty good, but I can't figure out how to get it from my iPhoto to here...
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NAAAAH, Octoberman.
Timmer wants me to post the photo of me (at age 24) shaking Ray Harryhausen's hand.
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