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Tag Archives: Stop Motion
Bring back the Charley Bowers DVD
I don’t recall what inspired me to buy the Charley Bowers DVD set a few years ago, but it was more than a pleasant surprise. I was introduced to a great talent in comedy, and animation. Before seeing the … Continue reading
Exuberance
“A Town Called Panic” was a total surprise when I saw it in the theater. I loved it, and still think it is a must see for animators. It is an excellent example of a film displaying “exuberance.” An … Continue reading
Youtube calling
I really like this stop motion animation, inspired by Basil Wolverton It’s quick and fun, and nicely done. The animator was Thomas R. Smith I also noticed two other things about it. It has 16 million views, and no advertising. I … Continue reading
Celebrity Deathmatch
Now that I have come to terms with “mean spirited” physical comedy, let’s watch some Celebrity Deathmatch. (Click link to see Buster Keaton Vs. Charlie Chaplin)
