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One of the best Spider-Man movies ever made… loved it.. ending was amazing..a 2 parter

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When speaking about a man's life and career it is better not to make casual statements or speculate. Richard Williams had a script for the Nasrudin film called The Majestic Fool. After losing Nasrudin, he had a revised script from the early 70s which had only minor changes. This script matches the scene and sequence numbers in test footage shot by the cameraman. It totally refutes the idea that Williams didn't know where he was going. He obviously used storyboards but didn't share them with every last worker on the film. Contributing to the mass of misinformation around this film is a documentary that interviews various people that worked on it with only a temporary narrow view into the production and its history. Animation is not always a business. Discussing it as a business venture takes the listener in the wrong direction. "...to the detriment of the story. " Is there only one way to make a film. Is story always dominant? Do you go to the ballet for the story? And after acknowledging that the film was never finished almost everyone who reviews it speaks as if it was. This subject is too long and too complicated to be summed up quickly.

Certo che messo a confronto con i film dei Telefoni Bianchi li avra: "sdraiati" tutti.....Visconti

Nice! How did I missed this channel before? :)

Wish i could have went but unfortunate timing i guess

As a big comic book fan, I can't help but wonder if the comic industry missed out on getting a huge talent like Cameron working in comics instead of film. That's not to say I'm complaining that he did film, instead. I love the vast majority of his work. That he's an artist further informs his film work in ways I hadn't realized before. It makes sense that he has such an eye for visuals and spectacle.

The history of this movie is so fascinating to me. Thanks for uploading this!

It’s crazy that some people watched the movie for the first time that night

I always show this video to my visual art students. Not in spite of not going to University. Perhaps because he didn't go to University.....What a guy! boundless enthusiasm for a challenge.

Toys R Us

vandalism 😞

And that's the same guy who animated Pink Floyd's The Wall.

Oh man. I miss travel town. I took my son nearly every week when we were living on Burbank. I’ve been missing Griffith park a lot the last couple years living in Texas. This video was great!

Can't wait to see this in Champaign, IL this October!! This is a masterpiece of so many different forms of art coming together to create an unforgettable experience!

The poem is very funny

Whilst they are dropping books and exhibitions , I would love to see the art of Ridley Scott.

Great video. Thanks for sharing!

My absolute favorite Director,. 1984 won't be like 1984... but 2024 is. Love the last three saw them during Covid. Been looking for them since.

Can this go on tour? Come to the UK please ❤

Man this hits home 😭😭😭

Such an iconic ending and amazing movie

Good stuff

One of the best films ever made.

💙💙💙💙💙

Bisley’s slain is the closest to the legends and myths from childhood .

WOW!!

Never seen the director’s cut before! 😮Fantastic!! Thank you for sharing!

You saved me from failing my english assignment thxxxxxxx

We do see James now through his art and with a mind like his I for one am grateful.

Easily the happiest I’ve ever seen him

I NEED TO GO!!! 😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

anyone found the same thing but for Mike Mignola on Atlantis ?

really shows how much people like this rely entirely on the staff around them, pretty much all of their "ideas" were fixed by actual professionals before release

This guy must've been beyond honored to spend such personal time with this legend beyond a mastermind and getting such tour with him. That's beyond insane, there are people who would die for such experience

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I watched this movie for the first time in my late 30s and it blue my mind. No movie compares to it, not even Star Wars, Avatar or Dune.

His passion and artistic talent go hand ✋️in hand ✋️

I love James Cameron. He is living my childhood dream. At 16, I said I would be a Renaissance Man: artist, writer, scientist, filmmaker, but I just didn't know how to make it a reality. Afraid to just quit my job and go for it...Still, nice to see that an artist can create an empire that includes scientific endeavors. I still have drawings from 45 years ago, of creatures, aliens, and heroes that existed in my imagination. Got ripped off when I sent my storyboards, hoping to be discovered, but the studio told me that "coincidences happen all the time...because folks can have similar ideas."

And people believed for decades tha comic books where not an artform... Hahaha...

Best filmmaker

James Cameron is one of the greatest directors of all time! Some don't consider him so because he is not that "artistic", but how many directors have his "feeling" and understanding of storytelling in cinema. A true master in his art. Great director!

thanx for this

This was so interesting I was disappointed when this video ended. I learned a lot about James Cameron from this. What a creative mind!

It’s not lost but everyone thinks they can do so the value of real artist is undervalued

Fantastically in-depth and surprisingly technical! It feels like i'm watching some ancient lost art now, since 2D cel-based animation is so rare these days. Great footage - thanks for sharing it!

Always fascinating to see his work

This motherfucker is _so good_ at _so_ many things. Still quite sharp given his age.

James Cameron makes me want to make movies.

Awesome job <3!!