Jason and the Argonauts (1963)

[@1xplorer]

This is so beautiful given that the audience gets the 50% imaginations and 50% reality performances by the actors. No CGI can compare to classic films

[@jojocollado9655]

Coo

[@jojocollado9655]

Hi

[@jalos9328]

Darned right....there is no soul in CGI (With exception of Cloverfield)

[@haroldnecmann7040]

@@jalos9328 and deadpool

[@danielraviv4115]

CGI has soul and can compare ! The problem with lots of today’s films are the script and hard work ! @@haroldnecmann7040

[@hoimash69]

I watch this movie to this day and I am always amazed by the efforts by Sir Ray Harryhausen, bringing creatures to life and using the cunning methods for special effects makes this movie a gem to watch.

[@venuram250]

I am not born

[@rolandlerche2885]

Warum nicht auf Deutsche Sprache

[@TheMessiah7]

No one would rather watch this poor peice of shit film compared to the cgi in a marvel film

[@aussierhino8535]

​@@rolandlerche2885just because it's not German doesn't mean to get mad

[@princessemmanuel3731]

Title please

[@piotrd.4850]

These colours, slooow pacing, creative SFX will never return. Amount of imagination, effort and creativity that went into this.........

[@oceanofoil]

I remember watching this with my dad as a little kid and just being in awe of Triton holding the cliffs for them to pass.

[@countryboy9695]

How old are you?

[@codefuntime3129]

@@countryboy9695 good question 😂

[@stephaniejordan9066]

😐

[@oceanofoil]

@@countryboy9695 lol I'm 30, my old man is 70 and used to watch these old war movies all the time

[@loooleo4856]

what your Age ?

[@bobbysnead1191]

I watch this all the time, the scene with Talos, and the skeletons have to be 2 of the greatest special effects in cinema history

[@yvonneplant9434]

Bernard Hermann! Don't forget him!

[@AlexJohnson-d7y]

@@yvonneplant9434 You mean Ray Harryhausen.

[@ObviousSchism]

The skelingtons are very memorable.

[@oscardopozo1007]

This is one of my favorite movies how much do watched it over and over and over again I never get tired of it I love Ray Harryhausen work

[@hibye12345]

Why is this better than 100% of movies today and it came out 60 years ago

[@reggea4ever]

This movie might be old But for some reason it still holds wonders to me It has its alluring effect of mythical image for me.

[@onlythewise1]

of course made with whites in it ,you think differences only skin color, you stupid or balless to say

[@just42day]

Classic films are always giving me the rarity of eerie tickles and at the same time makes my imagination roam freely with a strong sense of wonder and curiosity.

[@oscardopozo1007]

I love this movie I can watch it over and over and over again and never get tired of it I love Ray Harryhausen‘s work

[@meenabhat8616]

Movie name plz

[@hendabdelftah2540]

ممكن اسم الفيلم

[@najimhridoy2768]

Am searching for this show for long time..i just remembered this scene nothing else..so it was difficult to find out..at last i find it..thnx a lot 💗

[@sweetheartivyivyherbert307]

Aww you must remember those skeletons

[@paulmicelli5819]

Still very entertaining after 60 years, remember seeing this at the movies.

[@MegaAmoled]

I watched this scene about 20 years ago. Back then I was very young and little boy. Sometimes I used to watch TV without my parents knowing. One day I turned on TV to the late night movie channel and I watched this scene. although I haven’t watched all part of movies, it was one of the so impressive scene only I can remember from my childhood. Often I wondered which movie scene this was, but I couldn't find out. Finally KZbin algorithm take me here. It feels like I find my puzzle piece. what an amazing experience?

[@தமிழ்இந்து-ர7ர]

😀😀

[@troyb.4101]

One of the greatest movies ever made. I was two years old when it came out. I remeber it being on TV for several years. As a child it was one of the ones I remember. Thanks for bringing this to Utube.

[@rokiahmatkechik3906]

Tambah kan resepi masakkan

[@billday6744]

I still watch this movie every time its on one of my all time favorites . I never get tired of it .

[@cinephileauxsemellesdevent]

When I was a child, I watched this movie in a theater with my school. This scene has particularly left its mark on me at the time. Actually it’s the only scene I remember from the movie...

[@mdsaifuddinkhan8377]

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[@cinephileauxsemellesdevent]

MD TAHIR ???

[@rr7firefly]

I think that the sword fight with the skeletons really freaked me out. They looked like they were real to me.

[@DarkCreed]

Skeleton doing that funny scream and the Giant metal man are the memories I always have of this movie.

[@salahahmed2930]

Me too I remember this scence and it remembered me with childhood

[@boneeatingsilicate580]

I love special effects sequences that utilize high speed filming to make everything appear 'heavier'

[@Aaaaaaaaapnd]

Thanks to ray harryhausen

[@boneeatingsilicate580]

@@Aaaaaaaaapnd and Eiji Tsuburaya

[@23jakesmith23]

Over-cranking it’s called

[@rickyskrill4042]

Fascinating that I can remember watching this as a kid but not my age watching it, now I’m 22

[@nikhilanandhegde4781]

Watched this movie at school in 1970 on a projector. It was wonderful watching it again

[@Naturecreation569]

Movie name please...?

[@nikhilanandhegde4781]

Jason and the Argonauts

[@aaus]

This is still the best "Jason and the Argonauts" movie ever made. I remember I watched it over and over and over as a kid.

[@tangchay1572]

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[@sukhjitsingh2197]

Yes Yes O yes

[@mytube7360]

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[@malamamalama4161]

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[@rm413]

How were you able to watch it over and over? No dvd no vcr no streaming?

[@curtismoore2730]

a true CLASSIC NEVER gets old,,

[@kafan439]

That scene is still so amazing and it was entirely unexpected when I saw it the first time. The effects still work and it was more startling and eerie as Triton never speaks and then returns to the deep.

[@tillerman7272]

he's the son of Poseidon apparently

[@auberginemanproductions1608]

@@tillerman7272 Jason wasn't a demigod, as far as I'm aware. He just had the favour of Hera

[@tillerman7272]

@@auberginemanproductions1608 no I mean the man who rises from the water

[@auberginemanproductions1608]

@@tillerman7272 Triton then, perhaps

[@draekoolleres4439]

It was Triton, Poseidon's son.

[@uttarpradeshdarpan3834]

What a scene created before 60 years ago. Unbelievable

[@carle5538]

This movie is still attracting. I am buying it on DVD. Beautiful.

[@احمدعبدالرؤف-ه1ز]

Kkk

[@amycarey2848]

This movie terrified me for weeks when i saw this as a little child in the 70s.

[@akshkumarakshkumar9948]

Amy Carey gcgxdhf

[@irateradioarchive]

That would be me in the 90s. When my dad found out I was into myths he rented all these videos. I always remember this part because the actor who played Poseidon is so accurate with how I saw those old illustrations in Max Herzberg's Classical Myths book.

[@lucimauroalves580]

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[@lw3646]

I dearly love this movie, along with Clash of the Titans 1981. They beautifully capture the wonder and weirdness of those Greek Myths. They understand its not an action story, its an adventure/odessey story. Big difference with the modern remakes.

[@jeashillelal7805]

Glad this is on Netflix ! What a gem

[@Stefanoitch]

i remember watching this when i was a kid. Didnt pay much attention to graphics and special effects back then. I simply enjoyed the incredible story of the film

[@heibortyngkan800]

Khasi

[@asoka7752]

yeah that's the problem of nowadays movies. too much of effects, but awful woke stories.

[@charless0001]

How old are you now?stefano

[@David-vg8lx]

Great special effects

[@pitchayahirungan3573]

60 years ago! Wow !! That was an incredible effect .

[@jaceyking5015]

I used to watch this movie and The Ten Commandments all the time with my dad when I was a teeny tiny tot in the late 90s-early 20s, and MAN, I remember how this scene used to always memorize me, even when I was in preschool. And the scene in Ten Commandments when the waters would part before the Israelites. My eyes would get all wide and I was just awestruck. I don't remember if I comprehended if it was movie magic or thought it was real, but it didn't matter. In the moment, it was real. Still is.

[@riccardotamaroglio7161]

E se nun c'era lui eran cazzi ....

[@nmal777]

at 20 seconds, Old giant man be all like " GET THE HELL OUTTA MY BATHTUB" 🤣🤣🤣

[@Muiscpromotion]

Love old films like this pretty breath taking effects for its time. classic

[@wwmoggy]

I was 2 when this came out and I loved it as a KID

[@enasharpo3093]

I was 3 & same

[@ohsangwoo2190]

I saw this movie the first time at 9 years old and now i'm 32 years old 😂. I've been searching for this movie a long time because i didnt know the title.

[@الةوثسنت]

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[@الةوثسنت]

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[@ProspectorRob]

Nice glad you found it..

[@mohammadrafique956]

what's the name of this movie

[@anngonzalez7058]

I loved watching this movie my mom told me about it she said watch it and tell me what you think as I saw the movie she said what did you think it was interesting to watch I saw again & to many times in my youth even when got older I still remember this movie I even told my son watch this you'll like it he asked so many questions about it but he said it was good I told him I use to watch it still my fav to watch a back then memory which I'll always see from your grandma

[@erestunferzeliyev4945]

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[@erestunferzeliyev4945]

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[@thehindu3664]

My grandfather was VFX supervisor in this movie.

[@mitchellmontesano8769]

This movie was one of my absolute favorites growing up.

[@hermencejeanmichel5970]

Bad movies

[@mitchellmontesano8769]

@@hermencejeanmichel5970 lol, by the standards of the year this movie came out, it was a very good movie.

[@Rilumai]

@@hermencejeanmichel5970 In what universe? Certainly not this one.

[@robertdawson7189]

We met him at Sun Tan Lake in Riverdale, New Jersey in 1965. My cousin Joan's husband, Buddy Witter of Racine, Wisconsin, served in the Navy.

[@saidansari6889]

Robert Dawson BH

[@tohidshaikh8477]

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[@munnapardhan1062]

Said Ansari uh

[@munnapardhan1062]

Said Ansari

[@kkushanthkumar123kkushanth5]

ఏ గ్రాఫిక్స్ లేని ఆ రోజుల్లోనే ఎంత అద్భుతం చేసిన ఆదర్శకులు టెక్నీషియన్స్ చాలా గొప్ప వాళ్ళు మన తెలుగు చరిత్రలో కూడా విఠలాచార్య గారు ఎన్నో అద్భుతాలు చేశారు ఇలాగే ఆ రోజుల్లో

[@emyywolf]

Wish they would make more movies like this today

[@lawrencebittke8478]

There was an aquatic amusement park back then called Pacific Ocean Park and it featured Neptune (Poseidon) in his underwater kingdom. That’s how I knew who it was supposed to be when he emerged from the water to hold the cliffs for Jason to sail through. I was 10 when I saw this movie with Dad. Great times!

[@MohamedAhmed-eo6ks]

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[@homeworkninja8556]

The effects are GG. Seriously this holds up pretty good

[@colinnorthey3143]

Thank you bought back a very brave man Jason. A great movie for it's time.

[@georgehenderson7783]

Very nice of that big mermaid guy to hold the rocks apart so the boat could pass through. 😁

[@budokai0908]

This was not a Mermaid. This is Trithon. Brother of Zeus and Gott of the Sea.

[@boneeatingsilicate580]

And no toll fee to boot

[@Kenany1985]

@@budokai0908 no its not. His Poseidon the King of Sea.

[@cdnsilverdaddy]

Neptune

[@erittv3930]

And no roll fér to boot

[@tugarych]

This is the best I've seen in this life!

[@thesamson1091]

That was still a great 🎥 movie back in those days

[@carolwilliams2784]

One of my favorite classics

[@christianwright4403]

Hello Carol

[@MdRahman-wl3ii]

Hi

[@coleparker]

This was a favorite of mine when I was a kid. I actually met the actor playing Triton in this scene. His nickname was Big Buck and he stood just a little of 7 feet tall and had a long black beard. Besides this movie he was in the Star Trek TOS episode Shuttlecraft and played the giant character that kills one of the crewman and is hammering the shuttle craft with a giant rock.

[@sonostodos]

Poseidon

[@coleparker]

@@sonostodos I thought that as well. But Poseidon did not have a fish tale, while his son Triton did.

[@scottwilliams2716]

Hello my dear how are you doing today nice meeting you on line here, how are you doing today and your family hope all is well if you don't mind I will like to be friend with you , am from USA how about you my friend

[@sonostodos]

@@coleparker you're right

[@robertcooper411]

Tha Galileo Seven.

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

Wow that was SUPER cool. I gotta watch the rest of this

[@wleon4068]

I used to be addicted to Ray Harryhausen's creations, like the Gorgon, the skeletons, the Cyclops and the creatures in this film. So much so, I actually wrote to ITV at the time to ask them how I would go about learning how to get into the trade of creating those creatures and stop/start animation. I got a huge brown envelope back,written by the director of ITV - who also produced a show called 'Clapperboard' at the time. 'Clapperboard' was a show that used to come on ITV, back in the '70s, showing all the latest films that were out at the time. Anyway, inside the envelope were stilled black and white photographs of Jason and the Argonauts. There was also a huge poster of the film, CLASH OF THE TITANS [the original film]. The letter said that I had to study art, and then learn about textures of things like skin, scales, wood, stone, flesh,water and so on. Alas,however, my life went in a different direction.

[@santoshsharma341]

santosh

[@mangkomr8085]

W Leon

[@bholarkumarbholarkumar3570]

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[@velidetedik5863]

W Leon

[@ranapp1593]

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[@ConteZummaDomain]

Pentru anii aceea, foarte bine realizată scenă! Ar fi interesant de văzut cum au făcut filmările.felicitari și merită văzut filmul!!!

[@SkyTowardsMe]

How was your day today?

[@NegativeBodhiImage]

Man did I ever love this shit as a kid in the early 70's - still do, I guess partly cause of nostalgia … oh well - Sinbad movies too, stuff like this was badass back then! cheers charlie

[@SagucuTegin]

1963 te çekilen yeşilçam filmlerindeki teknik kısırlıklarla kıyaslandığında daha samimi yaklaşımlar içerdiği kesin.

[@moisescarvallo4356]

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[@gilbertopinheiro9709]

Cena inesquecível de um clássico!! Eu era garoto e assisti!!

[@galalabuku]

素晴らしい表現力！！ 練りに練って画が創られていることがひしひしと伝わってくる 考え抜かれている 精神性の高さ これぞ映画！！

[@DennisCNolasco]

Man, I've always wanted additional sequels to this like how Sinbad had three movies by Harryhausen.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

"Pull! Pull! Till your hearts CRACK and your backs BREAK!" Argus' best line in the ENTIRE movie!

[@catchPegasus]

It really is

[@raysgarage7260]

I thought it was hands, but I like hearts better!

[@garyobrian3597]

Some say the Argonauts are the equivalent of today's special forces now that's legendary

[@samuelgriffin9364]

Ray Harryhausen does these excellent special effects when it comes to all of his movies

[@theloneranger8725]

He was a genius and way ahead of his time. When you look at what he accomplished without computer technology, it is truly amazing.

[@andreastewart8871]

I agree ☝🏻

[@vincentsun6655]

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[@silviopereiradasilvia8783]

Tenho 56 anos,assisti esse filme qd tinha uns 14,sem saber q ia passar liguei a TV, nem lembro em q canal e dei sorte te assistir dês do começo, simplesmente espetacular ,sem palavra para mensurar a emoção q senti assistindo esse filme .

[@artemenorainda]

Tá véi, hein.

[@skywalker304]

Meus preferidos eram "As Novas Viagens de Simbad" (1975), "Simbad e o Olho do Tigre" (1977) e "Fúria de Titãs" (1981). Tecnologia tosca se compararmos com os avanços dos ANOS 90 em diante mas ficávamos fascinados e nos divertíamos muito. Bons tempos aqueles 👍

[@ganimmap6946]

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[@ТумарТургунбаев-в7э]

Как называется фильм?

[@abeersabmohmayahai311]

It's an eye treat to watch.. What an era that was! ❤️❤️

[@bibekbhusandas6643]

Great mythogical film, great animation video of early 60s

[@ourtube369]

Great scene if we consider that time's technology 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@qaranliqkolge6814]

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[@chuyentapon3041]

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[@audreymunai6620]

Bro this is now 2021but this scene is legit thanks bro

[@julianchristopher147]

Judge Fulton at his finest! (Laurence Naismith). Just saw him tonight in an understated role as the captain of the Titanic, in the brilliant A Night To Remember. He was always good.

[@traoreladji6728]

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[@ZahidAli-ow3es]

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[@michellealbers6732]

Best film! Harryhausen, GENIUS!

[@yugandarreddytella3030]

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[@WahidAli-mr6io]

Harryhausen

[@mrmansy]

I watch it in vcr with my dad long time ago in Egypt it was very interesting at this time good memories

[@marksullivan3011]

Love this film every xmas on boxing day was on tv classic

[@keralacoffeehouse3128]

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[@rambabusharma8511]

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[@victormwasege8543]

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[@litonkhan710]

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[@ભાવિષ્યાભાવિષ્યા]

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[@juancarlosvaldes4538]

Better graphics and movie than most of todays crap!

[@유진-v8p7f]

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[@yollybenas8457]

Wow that's so awesome this is very nice movie it's quite old buy it's a meaningful that can get learn about many things it's nice

[@محمدمحمد-ح5ن9ن]

سبحان الله وبحمد سبحان الله العظيم.......لا اله إلا الله ..،💞💞💞

[@CharlesALundquist]

This is the best scene in my all time favorite movie about Greek Mythology which I saw with my family at the Staten Island Drive-In Movie Theater in 1963; but it doesn't show what Jason said before this scene to make him say, "In time all men will learn to do without them!" Who is the "them" that Jason is talking about? It's the gods. Jason is cursing his fate given to him from the gods. Also, the dialogue after this scene between Zeus and his wife Hera where Hera tells Zeus that the gods would cease to exist if mortals didn't believe in them. That is the best dialogue in this movie and should be included in this scene to make it complete; otherwise I think that this is deliberate censorship of what the original makers of this great film intended.

[@victorrubahimbya1124]

💌💕wow every comment from a person from the 60s is a timeless gem💎....me just came here after watching the new Odysseus movie recommendation on YT

[@alexmeller3735]

WOW beautiful they say is in the eyes of the beholder, you are really beautiful what a beautiful eyes going together with your smile

[@chicosilva6025]

Þþþþt8

[@ប៉ុលគិរីរតនះសត្យា]

Finally i found my childhood movies

[@patricksmith6796]

WoW this movie was so amazing to me as a kid and it's still amazing now even with we can now point out some faults but still great production movies don't give that awe anymore just talk how depressed and angry at the world they are to busy labeling and identity politics trying to tell us what to do instead of making a movie telling a story.

[@dimitrios0072]

Some faults? Its fucking hilarious hahaha but still a classic

[@pontimaryrose8940]

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[@manjulanilsson6011]

The same here, as a kid I was so fascinated by this. 😍

[@dimitrios0072]

@@manjulanilsson6011 and i am very fascinated by you ♥️

[@sonudjdj7412]

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[@trueindia137]

What a technology in 1963

[@GurpreetSingh-gq1hw]

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[@yvonneplant9434]

I am so old that I saw this in a theater.

[@wertyyasdfg5417]

This very old movie effects is much more better than the modern GMA fantacy movies in the Phil😆

[@zombieheadpopper800]

As much daughter used to say. "Indubitably" one of the funniest mom comedy to watch. And the orchestra was awsome

[@vangvieng378]

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[@manduheavyvazquez5268]

Master piece ever. Greatness.

[@drjaydeepchakrabarty]

I love this movie and recommend it for all students of English Literature

[@TheTarget1980]

Laurence Naismith as commander does a better job than five years earlier as Captain of the Titanic. :)

[@adels6759]

It seemed to be in best quality and graphic at it's time, movies like this in 60s were in same position as we see and react to Hollywood movies. I think now it looks funny 😁 coz our brains are advanced!!!!!

[@khainguyen5439]

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[@linnakm6460]

Woo...........i like this movie so much.

[@عمرفاوى-ن6ض]

مليون تحية للي قدم الفلم ده منذ كنت طفلا سمعتو وبدور علية ملين تحيه

[@সিয়োররিপোর্টনিতেকলকরুন০১৩-ঞ৪ব]

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[@ابراهيمجبلي-و7ك]

ما اسم الفيلم بليزز

[@f.c.p1086]

عاق ابن شاق من جبل ثراب

[@غدرالزمان-ظ4ق]

ممكن اعرف اسم الفلم

[@TheDMKN]

Triton looks so powerful and scary at the same time.

[@rajeshjagan4555]

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[@nenoneomel7324]

Deep dark fantasy

[@mytube7360]

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[@draekoolleres4439]

To those people who are saying that it's Poseidon, it's not him. It's his half man-half fish son Triton.

[@Thelby1]

Pull, PULL, Till Your Hands Crack and Backs Split!!!

[@victorrubahimbya1124]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kristyljoycapistrano5325]

Fyw

[@wlalevee]

One of the most incredible movies ever made since I was a child in the sixties right up till today, It's a Good Thing Triton Lord of the Deep didn't have B.O. or they would never had got through the clashing rocks lol.

[@tinobemellow]

Saltwater acts as a highly effective deodorant.

[@rajurawat6032]

Movie name

[@tigerfeet2813]

Which one of these films had the wee guy that got carried on someone's back/shoulders and then wouldn't let go...🤔😬

[@jadiellima8922]

Eu amo essa cena, me passa um senso de não atualidade, mas de verdade artística, de sensação e encantamento. Acho que efeitos especiais hiper realistas mexem bem menos com o psicológico que a escolha de elementos como ângulo, fotografia, atuação teatral e produção de trilha sonora dessa qualidade. Eu não sei o quão apelativo essas escolhas seriam pro público de hoje que já viu tudo. Mas posso dizer que esta maneira de realizar onde os recursos são finitos e a criatividade é a principal convidada fazem minha imaginação também se sentir convidada a assistir, a se maravilhar.

[@N747-v6y]

This scene was dominated by the suspense of Jason and his companions crossing the choppy archipelago and the appearance of a genie from the depths of the sea to help Jason and his companions

[@gianfranco851]

Is not a Genie, is Posseidon, the god of the sea.

[@Turki.71]

ماشالله وش جابك بين الأجانب

[@apogeelord7013]

Genie is an Arabian mythology thing, this is based on Greek mythology, he is Poseidon, the god of sea

[@N747-v6y]

I know that he is the god of the sea among the ancient Greeks, but according to what we saw in this movie, he is a huge and gigantic being, and the being is huge and we call him the giant. The story takes place thousands of years before Christ

[@GVGames1986]

Great film!

[@0221jimmy]

seen this when i was 3 thanks

[@ahmetabtriciat9217]

Now you are 13 haha

[@0221jimmy]

@@ahmetabtriciat9217 i am 4

[@ahmetabtriciat9217]

@@0221jimmy haha good joke

[@0221jimmy]

@@ahmetabtriciat9217 i believe seen this back in 87 or 88 when i were 2 or 3. does bring back lot of old memo.

[@onakoyatemitayo9915]

My 2nd time downloading this in 3 years

[@onakoyatemitayo9915]

The complete full movie I mean

[@bronson1392]

Poseidon best stop motion effect ever, looks so real...mountains look fake

[@n00262m0]

Wasn’t Poseidon, that was Triton. And it wasn’t stop motion.

[@Yomooh]

finally youtube showed me the film that i watched when i was 2

[@zamzamabdi8944]

U

[@robertparenti4062]

I was very sad to read years later that Todd Armstrong (Jason) took his own life. One of my favorite movies.

[@adc3699]

interesting to see in 1963 they represented Gods with no muscles in 2020 probably they could use a bodybuilder for this scene. After saying this, we can only think how distorted be became

[@LucasRibeiro-po4pb]

Gods were represented with athletic physiques during ancient greece. Our modern idealized versions are more mythologically accurate than these older versions.

[@belovedtruth3447]

@@LucasRibeiro-po4pb oh boi

[@juliofranciscogomezstoppel1860]

please, check the greek statues of Zeus, Hades and Poseidon, but first, some spoilers...... the greek invented almost all the bodybuilding techniques we know today. Just a hint

[@skycloud4802]

A lot of Ancient Greek statues and art show extremely athletic and muscular physiques, so it's kind of fill circle that we're coming back to that.

[@willshad]

@@LucasRibeiro-po4pb That guy was probably considered 'muscular' at the time.

[@chuck6433]

This is cool!! Gonna check out the movie!

[@cg.man_aka_kevin]

So creative!!!

[@alefandrade6075]

Que gigante gente boa !!! Hehe😊👏👏👏👏 Guerreiro aguentou as pedras pesadas pros caras passarem!!!!!

[@mariamasane174]

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[@genivallourenco5440]

Vendo uma cena cinematográfica assim, lá nos anos 60, só q assisti nos 80 eu imagino que Deus, estar em todos os lugares e que Ele é assim! !!!!maravilhosa essa filmagem nessa época! !!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💻🎬🎬🎬📺🎶

[@rajahdoha]

That guy beard looks like Dad of Spartian King.

[@АбдурахманТЧ]

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