The Isle Of Bronze | Jason and the Argonauts | Creature Features

[@doctorsocrates4413]

That head turn and sound effect were terrific for the time...great film.

[@ucruci]

Thank you for activating the Talos Security Service.

[@nasalpolecat091]

The creaking noise Talos made was terrifying detail that scared me when I saw this fantastic film as a child 😀

[@jeffkatt]

You and me BOTH! I was 10!

[@Bakediesal]

Still haunts me that noise

[@wildman2012]

Yes, incredible sound effects that add so much depth to the bronze giant Talos!

[@laraschauble]

@@jeffkatt I was about 7 or 8 when I saw it..horrified me for a week 🤣

[@ronburgundy4075]

I was in 1st grade when I watched this movie and it also terified me

[@chrispederson5866]

This is still one of the all-time best

[@RedWelshDragon]

Keep your CGI give me my childhood stop motion anytime.

[@rayvincente]

When Talos turned his head I was like, OH CRAP!

[@BradiKal61]

I like how Talos climbs down off the pedestal and leans back for a minute . "guess its time to go to work!"

[@andrewlopez411]

Who knows how long he’s been in that position

[@juniorkawai6131]

@@andrewlopez411 I'm sure Mr. Talos could use some WD 40 for his creaking joints. 😁

[@andreastewart8871]

Grew up with this movie along with Clash of the Titans ❤️❤️❤️ always get goosebumps with these scenes ❤️❤️❤️

[@paulnotdownunder3172]

Yes, and the original Time Machine was so impressionable on us as children.

[@abdelmoneim3796]

I saw clash of the titans in theatre when i was 5 years old. Couldn't sleep easily for years. Kids now watch horror movies to laugh

[@davidwesley2525]

@@abdelmoneim3796 I guess the C.G.I. effects are Laughable. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@BeefSteak899]

Ray Harryseuen R.I.P For All Your Greatness and Hard Stop Motion Animation Rest In Peace Ray Harryhusen 😢

[@kanchanapallivenkatakrishn8747]

Without technology development in 1963 they created masterpiece!

[@simoneapolinario3685]

aqui pensando o mesmo,perfeito.

[@michiganstatearchaeologyte800]

They used the technology from 1943. 1943 learned from 1923. Technology learns from itself.

[@juancarlosvaldes4538]

This was great and brings back memories! Much better than what is shown on TV today!

[@SoupeDeSup]

This film was amazing for his time

[@MrKajithecat]

I like how we get to see Hercules do one feat of super strength, still awesome. *edit* Two including the discus throw.

[@raminMTL]

When I was 5 this was the greatest thing I had ever seen. The older I get the more convinced of that I become

[@gordonscott528]

This was made around the early 1960's, some of the special effects are very well done, no computer-generated images back then. I first watched it around 1968 and watched it again about 6 months ago, still a great movie.

[@robharding4028]

Few things I remember have had such a huge impression on my young life, as this film, and especially this part , My late father took me to see this back in 63, This part of the film did its job perfectly, I still find it a must watch,

[@stevenhudson7313]

I envy you for having seen this film on the big screen. I only got the second or third runs on TV. Still one of my favs.

[@williamphillips6049]

Ray Harryhausen made a documentary about all of his works: He spoke about how easy Talos actually was. The hardest was Medusa in Clash Of The Titans; probably the scariest one too.

[@hyacinthlynch843]

Seeing this for the first time on the big screen must have been an experience.

[@mossimmo1271]

It was, believe me, I was 13 at the time.

[@jeffkatt]

@@mossimmo1271 I was 10! Unbelievable!!!!

[@danmekeel7758]

Yes it was!

[@schallrd1]

They should release again on the big screen

[@wildman2012]

@@mossimmo1271 Me too!

[@warriorking0723]

I'll bet that Talos closed and held that door. It must have been surprised that Hercules was strong enough to open it.

[@Christmas_Joe]

Hercules: "It must have been the wind" Talos: "And my head moving is also the wind, return that treasure immediately"

[@Daniel58S]

i like how Hercules gets ready to open the door

[@EYEONEVENTS]

Talos is a super scary guard

[@sithlord896]

One of my favorite movies growing up

[@Edmund007013]

Great musical score too !

[@stevealikonis9467]

when Corporate finds you stealing office supplies....

[@Laceykat66]

This is where Harryhausen showed his skill. Today's CGI "wizards" would just have Talos jump down off the pedestal. Harryhausen gave size to his creature with sound and slow movement.

[@BradiKal61]

My complaint with the Transformer movies animation is that they move too fast and you don't get the sense they have a lot of mass

[@philcox95]

They Ruined The Remake of Clash of the Titans for Me

[@AlisonBryen]

The groaning metallic sound effects are so effective! I'm 39 and still find this scene as terrifying as I did when i was a child.

[@DennisScott-vo9ex]

I've always loved that movie 🍿🎥

[@armanddebella7594]

Maybe Harryhausen's finest film 🎥 next to 'Seventh Voyage of Sinbad' this one g -ets high praise for it's imaginative speci -al effects and the story-telling is superb.

[@SouthLondonForever]

I always wondered by Talos door was open... some twisted trick of the Gods to lure someone in maybe?

[@geedee1264]

Yes! "If they leave it lying around unguarded they obviously don't want it." But as Jason says, " The Gods of Greece are cruel, and they want their entertainment"

[@paulstaker8861]

great lighting on this set looks like goddamn renaissance painting

[@susanlockyer1192]

There were unshaded arc lights directed at the 'gold, jewels' - Green & Cairney woke up a day or so later both blind - a specialist was brought in quickly & determined they were suffering the equivalent of 'snow blindness'. A week in hospital together ensured that they remained in touch until the end of Green's life - 1972 - far too early

[@robertofreitas3097]

great film that for the time it was made has very good special effects and when I was a child watching a film the room was full of people and everyone was silent because we liked to see every detail I remember that when I watched this film it was in 1979 on a Telefunken TV that was powered by a tractor battery from the farm where my parents worked at the time, great to remember the good old times.

[@bingobearuk]

I love Jason and the Argonauts, but you'd think that when Clash of the Titans cane out the special effects would have improved but sadly they didn't.

[@kongojira1788]

Hercules’ actor deserved a longer life. So sad :(

[@Proudinfid3l]

Colour Sergeant Bourne.

[@petersalem2433]

He killed himself

[@susanlockyer1192]

Accidental overdose of sleeping tablets @@petersalem2433

[@susanlockyer1192]

@@petersalem2433 coroner determined 'death by misadventure' - he took 11 tablets

[@WillScarlet1991]

@@petersalem2433 Why? 😢

[@MeisterKiel]

Habe den Film bestimmt schon 20 mal gesehen

[@warriorking0723]

I'm sure that ten men couldn't have opened that door that Hercules opened.

[@carlosramos5256]

Despite that. this Hercules lacks the muscles that others have showed. Watch Steve Reeves tearing the tree ( root and all ) in the movie

[@susanlockyer1192]

It's only a film

[@cobracorporal6738]

1:29 - They used the same sound effect for Talos in Blood of Zeus

[@dreademperor2094]

I watched the clip of that scene and was surprised

[@matthewcardoza1190]

Yes, and the same pose too! They just upgraded his look, and made him “slightly” faster.

[@mudithabandara8575]

Very well done i love this movie alot Hercules one feat of super strength wow !! 💓💓

[@phillipchoate550]

think thus film was my introduction to the classics and gladiator films one of my favorite

[@MH-fb5kr]

talos head turns, just how fast can you run?

[@mariopalos9238]

If you freeze frame @2:25...

[@kenw.1112]

It would be worse if Talos would of taken a piss on them ! LOL!

[@davidwesley2525]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@juniorkawai6131]

Talos peed from his heel.

[@markburnstein5546]

Seen this ,when I was, 5 yrs. old. 👍

[@trevorbailey2431]

What a brilliant film this is, way before C,G,I

[@Ray_Salt_Memory]

I wonder who are the extra 3 statues?

[@everettthepetractionguy4222]

I don't know, but, they ain't gonna chase the Argonauts cuz they're NOT dressed properly. 🤭😅😁🤣

[@jeffkatt]

@@richardg1426 the third one looks more like Shemp!!

[@giannilyanicks1718]

three other gods i guess , or they arte other bronze guardians like talos

[@rahlohmcdonogh4855]

@@giannilyanicks1718 Titans

[@williambenstead1925]

I remember watching this at school when I was a child, but I never knew that living statue actually had a name! I thought it was just a guard, and I also wondered how they created those special effects.

[@Sir_Master_Kaino]

Notice Talos eyes are pure black? That adds the creepy factor to him

[@stevelangstroth5833]

Oopsie. Better put it back. 😝

[@petersalem2433]

In an irônic sense,I guess you could say Hercules ultimately,AND indirectly,got Hylas killed

[@susanlockyer1192]

That's why he stayed behind when the others left - sniff - guess he was a bit of a senior delinquent 💪

[@petersalem2433]

@@susanlockyer1192 Yes. Right. Thanks

[@susanlockyer1192]

Recently read Stephen Fry's editions of 'Mythos' greek myths & 'Heroes'. In the original story Hylas caught the attention of the water nymphs who abducted him carried him off to their pond - he was believed to have drowned

[@rp._love4241]

Thoong. 😊😊😊😊 😊

[@kurtb8474]

I've watched this scene numerous times man and boy. It just occurred to me recently that Talos was avoiding the water. I wonder if they would have been safe away from shore?

[@seadweller386]

Backwater! Back! Backwater! Back!

[@beezzarro]

Now I know where that joke from family guy comes from about the out-of-shape-in-shape 50s man comes from

[@tombstoneharrystudios584]

Nigel Green may not have had the rippling abs of later Hercules, but he was a genuine tough and strong man respected for the gravitas he brought to his films

[@mrbiscuits001]

Nigel Green looks fairly in-shape to be fair

[@susanlockyer1192]

Harryhausen didn't want a body builder type for Hercules - he wanted a man who looked real - Herc was a mortal just super strong & still undergoing the '12 labors' - punishment for a crime that wasn't his fault

[@PungiFungi]

The scale and size of Talos seem a bit inconsistent at times. The shoot of him standing over the lagoon's outlet had him a bit too big and tall than when he was initially introduced in Hephaestus' valley.

[@BradiKal61]

you are totally correct. His height is all over the place. They would have ahot the background footage first and the animators just filled the space available so they didn't leave a ton of headroom in the finished film

[@philcox95]

Come on fellas stop nit-picking

[@ryanbrailey-tucker4935]

Winge..winge....get a life!

[@grimreaperhenrik]

at 1:30 I woulda painted my pants brown and gave up

[@volpeverde6441]

when the 'wind' shut the door of Talos' sarcophagus - you'd have thought they'd..../Hercules would have got the message....

[@sh-ig9fm]

It must have been the wind.

[@juniorkawai6131]

More like ill-wind, Talos farted. 🤭

[@franknowak4342]

Talos👍

[@G1Grimlock94]

Talos guard the treasure

[@timkvenland1885]

Talos has ideal masculin shape body

[@lewis9702]

Why is Hercules wearing diapers?

[@davidwesley2525]

He's wearing a loincloth to protect His manhood. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@susanlockyer1192]

A few in the film are wearing 'tighty whiteys' - but Herc does have a lion skin he throws across his shoulders every now & then

[@Cameramanagent4546]

😁😁😄😃😀

[@jeffreyrobinson6988]

Time to remake this classic with CGI as the star, along with a few big names co-starring.

[@jeffkatt]

If not done properly, it could be a disaster!

[@giannilyanicks1718]

i wopuld becurious

[@dreademperor2094]

They should use practical effects when possible

[@philcox95]

No They Would Just Ruin It

[@dreademperor2094]

@@philcox95 yeah they would

[@amadanunezdecastro5966]

😎jjjjjj

[@schallrd1]

The Argonauts tried to give Talos a wedgie. 🩲

[@DennisScott-vo9ex]

It's a master peace always loved it 👍👍👍

[@ronburgundy4075]

stop motions back then are a stuff of nightmares