I know, I know, it's campy and corny. Still, this one is a lot of fun. Plus, if you're a fan of the great stop-motion animator Ray Harryhausen (like me) you'll enjoy the detail and the art form that all but died with the advent of CGI. The interaction between live action cowbo...( read more)
It's painfully slow to get started, but it's a classic of sorts. I love the miniature horse the cowboys bring home, it's so cute! The stop-motion Harryhausen animation is exquisite. A real treat of a movie. The movie becomes a bit reminiscent of King Kong near the end, but it's ...( read more)
An entertaining monster movie with stop-motion effects by Ray Harryhausen.
Classic 60's film, one of Ray Harryhausen's creature features, still love this
It might seem like a strange, cheesy idea to some people, but mixing dinosaurs with cowboys was a good move! Harryhausen did a great job of this one, especially with the Eohippus (the tiny, ancient horse at the start) and, of course, Gwangi (the title monster) himself. I would've...( read more)
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