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Favorite Movies of All Time (2009 Edition) (950 movies items)"2008: 814 2007: 758 2006: 696 2005: 664 2004: 622 2003: 573 2002: 550 2001: 530 2000: 483 1999: 440 1998: OUT 1997: OUT 1996: 252 "
Favorite Films of All Time (2008 Edition) (900 movies items)"2007: 758 2006: 696 2005: 664 2004: 622 2003: 573 2002: 550 2001: 530 2000: 483 1999: 440 1998: OUT 1997: OUT 1996: 252 "
Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Films: 1980-1981 (21 movies items)" Directed by: Desmond Davis Produced by: Ray Harryhausen, John Palmer, and Charles H. Schneer Written by: Beverly Cross Cinematography: Ted Moore Edited by: Timothy Gee Music by: Laurence Rosenthal Distributed by: MGM/UA"
Watched in 2018 (262 movies items)"7.1. Olympoksella jumalat ovat todella kettumaisia munapäitä, jotka tuhoavat kokonaisia kaupunkeja loukkaannuttuaan jostain pienestä. Tämän keskellä Zeuksen poika seikkailee ja yrittää... saada pesää kauniilta nuorelta neidolta. Tämä taisi olla lopulta elokuvan juoni. Seikkaillessa käydään monissa erilaisissa tarunomaisissa paikoissa ja kaadetaan jos jonkinmoista ökkömönkiäistä. Ray Harryhausenin stop motion -liskot ovat viihdyttävää seurattavaa, ja ne sopivat tällaiseen"
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100 Years, 100 Imaginations (By Vote+) (35 movies items)" CLASH OF THE TITANS (1981) Kathy. Total Score: 5 points. "
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“Clash of the Titans is a swan song, not only for Ray Harryhausen’s career but for a type of romantic-adventure stories that are no longer made. Whil”
“Clash of the Titans is a swan song, not only for Ray Harryhausen’s career but for a type of romantic-adventure stories that are no longer made. While it doesn’t compare to its brethren like Jason and the Argonauts or The Thief of Bagdad, it is of a piece with those colorful epics filled with stolid heroes, beautiful princesses, enormous monsters, never-ending quests, and effects work that is arcane and more dream-like than anything in modern cinema. It is delightful in spite of a series of problems, and a fitting end to the storied career of Ray Harryhausen. Much like Harryhausen’s Sinbad films, Clash of the Titans uses the basics of its mythological framework, a couple of familiar names and monsters, and rearranges them in a straightforward narrative. Ask anyone who is not obse” read more
