Jan is an extremely amazing artist , he made full life sized realistic sculptures of acters to animate things no human could do and would swap between them , he did many amazing shorts and films you he desvers a full video on him.
Last night I've been jumpscared by some character on one of someone's adult cartoon film collection video, and now I figured out what character it was, now I know it was the freaky white rabbit from the 1988 film Alice that scared me, boy what a shock!
I remember being creeped out by seventies big round headed characters on stop motion animation films. Christmas ones and especially this monster movie with Dracula and Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde and the mummy that keeps losing it's head which rolls around on the floor. Creepy as hell but I couldn't look away..
same here man i loved this froum of Animation more then the other two becuase these Animation flims take more skills then the other two froums of Animation
It's like everytime Animat ends of an Alice movie. There always scary scenes at the end. First Hungry Donald scary stare. And now the nightmare version of Alice. It's like screamers.
All hope is not lost for the Lou Bunin ALICE film. Animation historian Steve Stanchfield is currently working on a Blu-Ray containing Bunin's films, with commercials, short films and the ALICE feature itself (from the MoMA print you mentioned). He also put out a BluRay/DVD combo of Max Fleischer's GULLIVER TRAVEL'S (with bonus Fleischer cartoons, natch) using actual 35mm Technicolor prints, blowing all other copies out of the water.
Ya know, i watched The golden Key, and i find it very interesting. The creators used some nice ideas: Stop Motion (To portray Alice and Basilio, Burattino's face movement and Artemon (portrayed by a real poodle) packing up Turcoise haired girl's things) Split-screen (like Where Alice the vixen and Basilio the cat were begging) Puppetering (in scenes like where Burattino interacts with Duremar, Carabas-Barabas and Father Carlo) Combined scenery (so actors portraying puppets would look smaller by comparison to normal people)
Really great so far! You mentioned quite a few films I'm not familiar with that I'll definitely have to look for. I'm looking forward to what's next. :)
14:35-14:46 JESUS CHRIST!!!! WHAT THE HELL?! WAS THAT FILM INTENDED TO CAUSE NIGHTMARES?!! and that bunny on 12:01-12:06 scared me a bit too but not as much as that "other" Alice movie. I never realized how dark Alice in Wonderland can be! But still, great start to your new lookback! Keep up the good work, Mat!
Walt Disney was so unhappy that the stop-motion version of Alice In Wonderland was coming out in the US the same time as HIS version. This like Antz and A Bug's Life in 1998 all over again.
Estimated Actor List: The New Gulliver (With Only Russian Actors, I can hardly even keep track of this cast). Vladimir Konstantinov: Gulliver/Petya - Ivan Yudin: Troop Leader, Shipboard Pal - Ivan Bobrov: The Skipper - Fyodor Brest: The Captain - Mikhail Dagmarov: The Camp Leader - Yuri Khmelnitsky: The King of Lilliput Estimated Voice Actors: The Tale of the Fox (With No English Translation This is the Best I can Find) Romain Bouquet: The Fox - Claude Dauphin: The Monkey - Laine: The Lion King - Sylvain Itkine: The Wolf - Leon Larive: The Bear - Robert Seller: The Cock - Eddy Debray: The Badger - Nicolas Amato: The Cat - Pons: The Donkey - Sylvia Bataille: The Rabbit - Suzy Dornac: The Fox Cub - Jaime Plama: Multiple Singing Voices Confirmed Actor List: Alice in Wonderland Carol Marsh: Alice - Ernest Milton: The White Rabbit and the Vice Chancellor - Pamela Brown: The Queen of Hearts - Felix Aylmer: The Cheshire Cat and Dr. Liddle - Raymond Bussieres: The Mad Hatter and the Tailor - Joyce Grenfell: The Duchess and the Dormouse - Stephen Murray: Lewis Carol and the Knave of Hearts - David Reed: Prince Consort and the King of Hearts Confirmed Voice Actors: Hansel and Gretel: An Opera Fantasy Constance Brigham: Hansel and Gretel - Anna Russell: The Witch - Mildred Dunnock: The Mother - Frank Rogier: The Father - Helen Boatwright: The Dew Fairy - Delbert Anderson: The Sand Man
Like how most people get scare of svankmajer's films, i since knew them, and had seen his filmografy as much as could fine , had love, with all heart, its lore art.... Its grotesque expression ain't best but still, is pretty rich on passion and madness, kind of like David Firth or Crypt tv nowadays..mean its just awesome to see.
16:05 Welcome to the Smash Bros. roster, buddy. You know, I'm sorry for bashing you for laughing at me because I missed a duck. You're a pretty cool guy.
A comment I had in my head for a long time since I first quoted here while pausing: 5:15 For those who don't know, The Golden Key is a Soviet retelling of Carlo Collodi's Pinocchio; where the main puppet character Buratino (learn the Russian accent to pronounce it correctly, if you want) goes on an adventure, even with the help of his puppet friends, to solve the mystery of the Golden Key and not let it fall into the hands of the evil puppeteer Karabas Barabas (again, learn the accent for this one). I know it because I grew up with both the live action (ruclips.net/video/WRZKtgwOTLA/видео.html) and animated (ruclips.net/video/7Ar_eJZMtqk/видео.html) This whole quote I had in my mind since I first quoted it here and thought it be nice to put it in the comments
A very interesting tidbit of animation history. Will you make special video talking about the works of Ivo Caprino, the creator of the Pincliffe Grand Prix?
i read somewhere that something called 'the humpty dumpty circus' was the first stop motion movie, from 1898. theres also another one with the same title from 1914. but the first one is a lost film now. shame, id love to see it.
I think the first stop-motion feature film was neither The New Gulliver or Reynard the Fox. The Adventures of Prince Achmed, by Lotte Reiniger, came out years before they did. Does that make sense to anyone
I felt uncomfortable watching this, although I like how the guys that would later work with the creator of the muppets worked on the Hansel and gretal movie.
Also even though it is now consider a classic it was made for TV, has some bad stop motion, and I'm probably gonna get hate for this but I think some of the characters are unlikable
***** I know, I'm just curious if he's going to mention it. But no matter what, it's made an impact on your life in the Holiday season. You've seen it at least once.
Pop Quiz, what do Svankmeyer's take on Alice and the 2012 version of Alice have in common? They are both capable of psychological scars... Tim Burton's version was pretty morbid as well, but NOTHING compared to the aforementooned Cinematronic version.
Each Part of Animation Lookback: The Best of Stop Motion Ray Harryhausen: ruclips.net/video/7lfRbqgpZh8/видео.html (Part 1) & ruclips.net/video/1mYZk8fU-88/видео.html (Part 2) Will Vinton: ruclips.net/video/EfqVk8fiy1o/видео.html Aardman: ruclips.net/video/32UrJq8m-0Q/видео.html Tim Burton’s Animation: ruclips.net/video/QsvrBVwwFyw/видео.html Henry Selick: ruclips.net/video/BC8TIyuYqVw/видео.html The Independent Stop Motion Films: ruclips.net/video/HGdF-chMggI/видео.html The Modern Stop Motion Films: ruclips.net/video/VOCgDyJTFZ0/видео.html The History of King Kong: ruclips.net/video/-yvcIVTfNWw/видео.html
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That hand animation was pretty good
@MonkeeJuice Oh my God!😆😆
Stop Motion is the most underrated anination style
Rick Sanchez and best (in my opinion)
Zombie hunter 1 I agree with both of you.
Stop motion generally gives things a vintage feel and keeps tge animations timeless
Animation*
@@infectedanimal9830 Not necessarily the best, but definetly the most creative animation style.
Disneyland Announcer: And now your host, Mat Brunet.
Seriously though, that intro reminded me of Walt Disney in the Disneyland show.
The stopmotion with the hand at the beginning of the video was awesome! Super smooth movements! :)
R.I.P. Ray Harryhausen.
Rip
You remind me of Walt Disney giving an opening speech during the intro. I love this ;_:
That was probably what he was going for.
Well Mat is a know Disney nut
I love Disney too.
Jan is an extremely amazing artist , he made full life sized realistic sculptures of acters to animate things no human could do and would swap between them , he did many amazing shorts and films you he desvers a full video on him.
I appreciate the time and focus that u put in to show us these and explain the facts and history. I'm really enjoying them
I can't decide if it's impressive or sad that the 1920s propaganda retelling of Gulliver's Travels is infinitely better than Jack Black's movie.
@@realar That's the definitive film adaptation of Gulliver's Travels as far as I'm concerned.
The Fleisher brothers version is my favorite rendition!
Definitely a major YES! We do not talk about the 2010 disgrace to Jonathan Swift’s satirical novel.
I can't wait until you do the Ray Harryhausen films. He, and Nick Park, were the reasons why I wanted to be an animator.
That thumbnail is godamn terrifying.
To be fair early stop motion didn't have the best models
@@KidSnivy69 just be thankful that he didn't use a picture of the stop motion puppets made from dead bugs
@@gothnerd887 Touche
@@gothnerd887 actually , i want that .
Last night I've been jumpscared by some character on one of someone's adult cartoon film collection video, and now I figured out what character it was, now I know it was the freaky white rabbit from the 1988 film Alice that scared me, boy what a shock!
Huh,neat.
I remember being creeped out by seventies big round headed characters on stop motion animation films. Christmas ones and especially this monster movie with Dracula and Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde and the mummy that keeps losing it's head which rolls around on the floor. Creepy as hell but I couldn't look away..
1925, Willis O' Brien silent The Lost World. the start of something big. George Pal was also getting his start, in the early thirties.
Jiri Trnka's The Hand is another good stop motion film. One of my top favs.
14:35 Thanks Jan Švankmajer, we needed to scare lots of children with that.
That was a horror hit to me .
Gotta say, this is probably my FAVORITE media of animation and am so excited for this lookback series!! MOAR PLEASE
I was waiting on the inevitable Svankmajer appearance and frankly, as a fan...100% A+++ sums up the experience perfectly, well done indeed
For stuff made almost a century ago, the animation is shockingly good.
I haven’t seen these stop motion examples before. Beautiful animation. Great video. Thanks.
Finally a new animation lookback
I love stop motion so much, and it's great to hear about some of it's history from you.
same here man i loved this froum of Animation more then the other two becuase these Animation flims take more skills then the other two froums of Animation
It's like everytime Animat ends of an Alice movie. There always scary scenes at the end.
First Hungry Donald scary stare. And now the nightmare version of Alice. It's like screamers.
Without as hint of irony, this is really really fascinating!
Good video. The editing is especially great and looks very professional.
I can't wait for more, this lookback is awesome!! XD
1:21
...okay...
14:35 nope nope nope nope nope nope nope so much nope!
Its like a Alice in wonder land, Return to oz version .
Golden 100 I liked that movie "Return to Oz" as a kid. Surprised it never scared me.
Speaking of Sesame Street and Kermit you should do an animation lookback on the muppets and Jim Henson
Your wish just came true this year now money should be falling from the sky
@@AngelicaRamirez-ti6wii know
This comment was posted YEEEEEAAAARRRS ago
All hope is not lost for the Lou Bunin ALICE film. Animation historian Steve Stanchfield is currently working on a Blu-Ray containing Bunin's films, with commercials, short films and the ALICE feature itself (from the MoMA print you mentioned).
He also put out a BluRay/DVD combo of Max Fleischer's GULLIVER TRAVEL'S (with bonus Fleischer cartoons, natch) using actual 35mm Technicolor prints, blowing all other copies out of the water.
14:30 GOOD GOD ANIMAT dont scare us like that
Nightmare fuel!
I wish they would make more stop motion movies. I love them so much! :)
Ya know, i watched The golden Key, and i find it very interesting. The creators used some nice ideas:
Stop Motion (To portray Alice and Basilio, Burattino's face movement and Artemon (portrayed by a real poodle) packing up Turcoise haired girl's things)
Split-screen (like Where Alice the vixen and Basilio the cat were begging)
Puppetering (in scenes like where Burattino interacts with Duremar, Carabas-Barabas and Father Carlo)
Combined scenery (so actors portraying puppets would look smaller by comparison to normal people)
Oh god, is that where American McGee got his idea from!? O~O
The Alice one from the 80s is one of my favorites!
You should do a full episode on ladislas starevich. He was basically the Tim Burton of the early 1900s. Especially the film "The Devils Ball".
Extremely interesting film! Thanks for making it.
I nearly shit my pants when this showed up in my subscription box!
Really great so far! You mentioned quite a few films I'm not familiar with that I'll definitely have to look for. I'm looking forward to what's next. :)
Stop motion is probably my favourite medium in general tbh.
Fantastic Mr. Fox and Frankenweenie are my favorites. 😊
14:35-14:46 JESUS CHRIST!!!! WHAT THE HELL?! WAS THAT FILM INTENDED TO CAUSE NIGHTMARES?!!
and that bunny on 12:01-12:06 scared me a bit too but not as much as that "other" Alice movie. I never realized how dark Alice in Wonderland can be!
But still, great start to your new lookback! Keep up the good work, Mat!
Dante Toska
Really? After what I witnessed I'm not surprised
Awesome content (: thanks for taking the time to make these videos!
Please please make more like these!!!
Sweet Lord, I remember watching that creepy 80s version of Alice back in high school.........
You Didn't talk about Rankin-Bass or George Pal's Puppetoons
Lmao 14:34
Great covering up the subject! I really appreciate your insight and perspective.
Oh come on i mean how dark is i.............(dark moments montage).......😨...I will never watch this film forever my life
There’s something very deeply haunting about seeing these films
Walt Disney was so unhappy that the stop-motion version of Alice In Wonderland was coming out in the US the same time as HIS version. This like Antz and A Bug's Life in 1998 all over again.
John Lasseter felt betrayed of ants in 1998
Estimated Actor List: The New Gulliver (With Only Russian Actors, I can hardly even keep track of this cast).
Vladimir Konstantinov: Gulliver/Petya - Ivan Yudin: Troop Leader, Shipboard Pal - Ivan Bobrov: The Skipper - Fyodor Brest: The Captain - Mikhail Dagmarov: The Camp Leader - Yuri Khmelnitsky: The King of Lilliput
Estimated Voice Actors: The Tale of the Fox (With No English Translation This is the Best I can Find)
Romain Bouquet: The Fox - Claude Dauphin: The Monkey - Laine: The Lion King - Sylvain Itkine: The Wolf - Leon Larive: The Bear - Robert Seller: The Cock - Eddy Debray: The Badger - Nicolas Amato: The Cat - Pons: The Donkey - Sylvia Bataille: The Rabbit - Suzy Dornac: The Fox Cub - Jaime Plama: Multiple Singing Voices
Confirmed Actor List: Alice in Wonderland
Carol Marsh: Alice - Ernest Milton: The White Rabbit and the Vice Chancellor - Pamela Brown: The Queen of Hearts - Felix Aylmer: The Cheshire Cat and Dr. Liddle - Raymond Bussieres: The Mad Hatter and the Tailor - Joyce Grenfell: The Duchess and the Dormouse - Stephen Murray: Lewis Carol and the Knave of Hearts - David Reed: Prince Consort and the King of Hearts
Confirmed Voice Actors: Hansel and Gretel: An Opera Fantasy
Constance Brigham: Hansel and Gretel - Anna Russell: The Witch - Mildred Dunnock: The Mother - Frank Rogier: The Father - Helen Boatwright: The Dew Fairy - Delbert Anderson: The Sand Man
An adaptation of James & The Giant Peach with actual dead bugs would be horrifying.
16:05 Duck Hunt!!!!! Do the laugh!
nice video, I really love stopmotion movies
Like how most people get scare of svankmajer's films,
i since knew them, and had seen his filmografy as much as could fine , had love, with all heart, its lore art....
Its grotesque expression ain't best but still, is pretty rich on passion and madness, kind of like David Firth or Crypt tv nowadays..mean its just awesome to see.
Please tell me that Gumby will have spot on this list!
16:05 Welcome to the Smash Bros. roster, buddy.
You know, I'm sorry for bashing you for laughing at me because I missed a duck.
You're a pretty cool guy.
Fittingly enough, the date that this video was released on RUclips is the 125th birthday of Nintendo.
14:35-14:46 WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT?!?!?!?!?! 😳😳
Da helll!!!
A really scary Alice in wonderland movie
Czechoslovak horror version.
Thank you for the warning, I was safe in the comments thanks to you
A nightmare from the boggy man.
Oh good, this is only part one, since the TNBC brought back stop motion movies to life and has become a classic
14:34 OH MY GOD DUDE IT SCARED SH OUT OF ME!!
14:35-14:46 DUDE!! DON'T YOU SCARE ME LIKE THAT!
Thanks a lot for showing that gahh it's almost time for me to go to bed thanks
A comment I had in my head for a long time since I first quoted here while pausing:
5:15
For those who don't know, The Golden Key is a Soviet retelling of Carlo Collodi's Pinocchio; where the main puppet character Buratino (learn the Russian accent to pronounce it correctly, if you want) goes on an adventure, even with the help of his puppet friends, to solve the mystery of the Golden Key and not let it fall into the hands of the evil puppeteer Karabas Barabas (again, learn the accent for this one). I know it because I grew up with both the live action (ruclips.net/video/WRZKtgwOTLA/видео.html) and animated (ruclips.net/video/7Ar_eJZMtqk/видео.html)
This whole quote I had in my mind since I first quoted it here and thought it be nice to put it in the comments
A very interesting tidbit of animation history. Will you make special video talking about the works of Ivo Caprino, the creator of the Pincliffe Grand Prix?
FINALLY IT CAME OUT
The narrating
Poor animat.I knew that was coming as soon as he said "other".
The hand looks more likes the monkys paw
Ayyyy, Watch out Mr. White... xD
Monarchy isn't capitalism, just so you're clear on that.
you're right theyre not the same thing at all but I guess every monarchy ever has been capitalist
@@L777-s1s Um, no. They're Feudal. BIIIIG difference.
What about all the 1960s stop motion animated holiday films?
OMG you would make an amazing "Kevin French" voice over from that old tv show "Mission Hill"
i read somewhere that something called 'the humpty dumpty circus' was the first stop motion movie, from 1898. theres also another one with the same title from 1914. but the first one is a lost film now. shame, id love to see it.
my bad, your talking about feature films, not shorts.
Stop-motion is quite experimental in the field of animation.
I think the first stop-motion feature film was neither The New Gulliver or Reynard the Fox.
The Adventures of Prince Achmed, by Lotte Reiniger, came out years before they did.
Does that make sense to anyone
oh cool! new animation lookback!
and one most of his fans have asked and waited for.
Matthew Ford Obviously.
Hello I am from Russia. I liked the video, thanks.
I love the Svankmajer version the most, is by far my favorite .
Did it creep you out?
I officially rated this a PG Film To This Movie Because Alot Of Scene Are Disturbing And Obnoxious .
Oh! Animat is an animator! :-)
Maybe in your next video you can put some of the Wallace and Gromit shorts.
I felt uncomfortable watching this, although I like how the guys that would later work with the creator of the muppets worked on the Hansel and gretal movie.
YES!!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!!!
first
Oh god! Are you from France or quebec or something? Your french is PERFECT! (And so beautiful
he is from candada
Cool :D
Thanks ;)
Oh my gawd :D
That Alice in Wonderland film scared the shit outta me.
The first to use the stop motion is Gulliver
The first stop motion movie is the tale of the fox
The fabulous worlds of Jules Verne is another fine example.
12:00 That bunny though!
Ah yes. I remember watching that version of Alice. It was....interesting to say the least, if not terrifying.
I've learned a lot.
Hi i LOVE your vids could you do an animation lookback on illumination or Nickelodeon!
14:32 Oh good god indeed
Oh and thanks for uploading this when I have to deal with the most popular girl in schools bday.
17:0something That's surprising,seeing as he worked with Jim Henson.
Good retrospetive
Such a Great documentary series from someone so underrated. Keep doing this good stuff animat :)
Isn't Rudolph The Read Nosed Reindeer going to be here?
I think that was the 70s. He hasn't gotten there yet
Also even though it is now consider a classic it was made for TV, has some bad stop motion, and I'm probably gonna get hate for this but I think some of the characters are unlikable
Nick Vagnone I agree... Heck I wasn't a fan of the entire film itself.
Yea Trent but I wouldn't say I don't like the film, I'd just call it a guilty pleasure
***** I know, I'm just curious if he's going to mention it. But no matter what, it's made an impact on your life in the Holiday season. You've seen it at least once.
i watched the hansel and gretel movie in elementary school!
Pop Quiz, what do Svankmeyer's take on Alice and the 2012 version of Alice have in common? They are both capable of psychological scars... Tim Burton's version was pretty morbid as well, but NOTHING compared to the aforementooned Cinematronic version.
Animat you da bomb
tru dat
Hansel and Gretel an opera fantasy still creeped me out as a kid.
i beleve that the very first stop motion film is the humpty dumpty circus which was released in 1898 sadly i cant find any facts of the short
PLEASEEEEEEE DO A JAN SVANKMAJER LOOKBACK PLEASEEEEEEEEE
Each Part of Animation Lookback: The Best of Stop Motion
Ray Harryhausen: ruclips.net/video/7lfRbqgpZh8/видео.html (Part 1) & ruclips.net/video/1mYZk8fU-88/видео.html (Part 2)
Will Vinton: ruclips.net/video/EfqVk8fiy1o/видео.html
Aardman: ruclips.net/video/32UrJq8m-0Q/видео.html
Tim Burton’s Animation: ruclips.net/video/QsvrBVwwFyw/видео.html
Henry Selick: ruclips.net/video/BC8TIyuYqVw/видео.html
The Independent Stop Motion Films: ruclips.net/video/HGdF-chMggI/видео.html
The Modern Stop Motion Films: ruclips.net/video/VOCgDyJTFZ0/видео.html
The History of King Kong: ruclips.net/video/-yvcIVTfNWw/видео.html