[pagemaster1993]

So apparently Ray Harryhausen died today. I do not know much about him, but from what I can tell he was pretty cool. So it is safe to say he will be missed.

[zombombie]

He was a very cool dude. An absolute master of his trade. 93 years old is a ripe old age to get to and he lived a pretty spectacular life! He will be missed.

[ghostface]

Today the world lost a moviemaking genius. Would love to see a pattern in his honor.

[portercat]

Today the world lost a moviemaking genius. Would love to see a pattern in his honor.

I agree.

[Zombie Pumpkins!]

Harryhausen was surely a pioneer in movie stop-motion animation, influencing countless fantasy filmmakers. R.I.P. Harry.

Does anyone have a favorite Harryhausen monster creation?

[ghostface]

Harryhausen was surely a pioneer in movie stop-motion animation, influencing countless fantasy filmmakers. R.I.P. Harry.

Does anyone have a favorite Harryhausen monster creation?

The Kraken from Clash of the Titans or The Cyclops from The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad.

[Nightwatchman]

I would like to see a Harryhausen Cyclops or Skeleton Warrior pattern.

[portercat]

Harryhausen was surely a pioneer in movie stop-motion animation, influencing countless fantasy filmmakers. R.I.P. Harry.

Does anyone have a favorite Harryhausen monster creation?

There are so many. I have narrowed down the list to the following 6.

From Jason and the Argonauts: Talos (the awakening of and picking up the Argo)

From Golden Voyage of Sinbad: Kali (6 armed goddess fighting with swords) and the Skeleton warriors

From Clash of the Titians: Kraken, Medusa and Bubo

[SuperSonic]

R.I.P. Harryhausen. You will be missed

Jason and the Argonauts for me.