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- 1. The Beast From Hollow Mountain - Final Sequence
- 2. Ryedale GP victory goes to Joe Perrett of IG Sigma in blistering 3 man sprint
- 3. Tikit On Trial Part 6b: Price Waterhouse Bldg - REVISED
- 4. Ice Bike: Riding my Fat Bike Over a Frozen Lake
The Beast From Hollow Mountain - Final Sequence
The story: An American in rancher, investigating the disappearance of his cattle, discovers a prehistoric tyrannosaurus — the Beast of Hollow Mountain.
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Metaluna Zombie
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on 17 Apr 2015
I have a love hate feeling with the ending of this film, I like how he
sinks down but I think it was done kinda strangely, the way he swung and
seemed a little rushed, I always like the creative ways in stop-motion
creature features that they kill the monster usually by using it's pea
sized brain at an advantage to trick it into falling off a cliff or
something. I think the stop-motion isn't exactly Harryhausen or O'Brian but
has nice charm to it, it has a very unique movement unlike other stop
motion films, especially when it isn't zoomed in and you see the creature
running. I absolutely refuse to see the new Clash of the Titans even
because of the overused CGI really, I was born in 1992 but I prefer
creative stuff like this to computer generated. Nobody else my age agrees
they just say "it looks like crap".. ugh..
David Holman
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on 24 Aug 2015
+Metaluna Zombie I agree. In 1956 I was 8 years old and the beastie in this film seemed horrific to me. It inspired me to try out stop motion animation and I've been doing it since then. So, when I look at something that's shot one frame at a time I feel the pain. Animation is very time consuming, tedious, and requires tremendous patience. For that reason, I love the old Harryhausen/Delgado/Danforth/O'Brian works. Only one person did those effects! CGI has teams of around 50 or more people. Looks great, but I need to feel the pain to really appreciate it.
Ryedale GP victory goes to Joe Perrett of IG Sigma in blistering 3 man sprint
Joe Perrett of Team IG Sigma took his first Premier Calendar win in the Ryedale GP, final round of the 2013 series. Perrett outsprinted his breakaway ...
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Neil
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on 19 Nov 2013
Please stop telling us the winner in the title.
Otherwise, thanks so much.
liam cahill
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on 16 Nov 2013
Absolutely terrible camera work!
tikit On Trial Part 6b: Price Waterhouse Bldg - REVISED
I appended a surprise encounter with Shelly, a recumbent guy I met on the Hudson bike path, who had something to say about society's attitude to cyclists .
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BarracksSi
commented
on 22 Jan 2008
You're right, that's not bad at all; I haven't yet tried taking my bike
into any office buildings here in DC (my workplace has no problem, though).
I'll keep an eye out for ya next time I'm in NYC. ;)
BarracksSi
commented
on 21 Jan 2008
Your videos are quite fun! Too bad about the Tikit being rejected again; it
looks like a rockin' bike.
clovengoatlord
commented
on 03 Jul 2009
Keep the fight alive my cycling sister, and tell the world your story. It
is meaningful to us all.
CrashevilleNC
commented
on 27 Aug 2008
Where did you get that cool head cover? What's the name brand? Does it keep
you warm?
wwood14
commented
on 19 Dec 2007
Oh, go ahead and look like a bicycle messenger you rebel!
bikefriday
commented
on 22 Jan 2008
Only 2 buildings out of 12 rejected me. Not bad for NY!
Galfromdownunder
commented
on 02 Oct 2008
It's just a Louis Garneau or Craft balaclava ...
Galfromdownunder
commented
on 19 Sep 2009
I do try to ah, *enrol" rather than *fight* :o)
Ice Bike: Riding my Fat Bike Over a Frozen Lake
In Madison, Wisconsin,we ride our bikes everywhere...including on frozen lakes. You're not considered a true "Sconnie" (someone who lives in Wisconsin and ...
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