Its Crazy???

What fact?

Do some look better? Haven't seen any.

I thought the same. This structure inside the head to move the eyes and mouth are rare to see. I only saw them with disney characters. It's very expensive.

@@vaderetro264 The most expesive ones do look a bit more polished. The facial expression at least. Everything depends on the character design. Each one has it's difficulty to make. I bet they couldn't do a great Iron Man or Buzzlightear costume.

I was thinking the same thing..lol👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

Probably because they used actual animal skin to make this instead of plastic.

You know, I could be wrong or misremembering things, but don't pigs have dull teeth?

@@Thenameless1 they have healthy strong incisors that i do know. Heavy and strong animals, a formidable force. They are cannibalistic to a certain degree, they will bite each others tails off if deficient in certain minerals.

Oh shit I didn't realize this was posted as a reply, I thought it was posted as a standalone comment. Still though, thanks for the insight.

It was Santos Dumound who discovered it and not the Wright brothers

@@eduardojorge7799 read comment, I didn't say they did.

​@@eduardojorge7799Santos Dumont did invent the airplane, but with his own propulsion, and he was also one of the pioneers in the invention of the airplane that we know, words from Brazil

Some people had automobiles.

⁠@@eduardojorge7799 absolute lie the wright brothers did invent aviation. Do a deep dive into their work on adverse yaw in their note books. You will see how far ahead they were

I would love to see someone try recreate this as they did it back then..

That’s what was impressing me too. I bet Jim Hensen would have been impressed.

@@GoofballLtG This is where all those ideas came from.

I wonder what has since become of the pig costume.

Very ahead of its time for 1907, so impressive!

Really impressive considering the closest things to come decades latter were the costume Muppets like Big Bird or Sweetums

why do people think that in 1907 we lived in a dark age? there were many impressive costumes being made for 100's of years before this, theater isnt new at this time

@@perry92964 "Ahead of its time" so funny.

This is supposed to be a special effect for a movie and not a "mascot for kids". You could compare it to robots or CGI. Also: Please stop comparing everything with the USA. It was pretty much of its time for European/French standards.

Didn't mean to ruffle any feathers. It's just that in my own personal experience, one does not expect to see something of this caliber from so long ago. Obviously, I have a limited perspective as an American with little theatrical exposure. In America, I think many people see something like this and compare it to mascot costumes because of their cultural fame. I would be interested in seeing more examples of work like this if anyone has any recommendations.

i think the end was just to show off the movements the costume could do

It wasn’t creepy weakling

⁠@@queefcheif9306that’s what I was thinking remembering the year but I agree with the first comment he was cute

its creepier than roblox piggy 😭

Y’all got some glassjaws 😂

A Disney character that eats the princess at the end...

She’s hardly a great dancer.

razer

Pigs in farms have their fangs cut, so it's not really that far away from reality

I think they used wolf or dog teeth for those chompers?

Pigs dentature looks exactly like this

Pigs have fangs (tusks, rather)

На шее карлик который руководит мимикой

Actor is an all gender noun like Doctor, an actress told me 🤞👩‍🔧🇺🇲🛠️🇷🇺

Actor. I’m sure it was a man in there. Only a man would have the strength to hold up and maneuver that heavy costume.

In that time only men were allowed to perform in theater, 100% the girl is an actor dressed, or my school is wrong.

@@alvarobelardinucci25 By 1907 there were a ton of women playing in the theaters. That’s been really since the mid 1800s.

CGI can be good stop with practical vs cgi debate both have there place

As impressive as this may be CGI blows this out the water

French talent

Does the guy pull his hands back in to manipulate it?

@@breakingames7772 it looks like it, when something is moving on the head one of the arms is staying still

You can see a sort of lump in the throat when the tongue comes out, probably the actor's hand and/or elbow. It's cool and all, but...that must be really cramped and require some quick working.

the tongue is fcking terrifying

@@h0wltena so is mine, soon as girls see it they know the bed sheets will be soaked and need to be changed

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Especially not the tongue and rolling eyes!

First Barney Show. !!!

@@PlanetImo ...and those teeth!

Lol you're kidding right?

My impressions as well.

I wouldn't go that far but it's definitely super impressive

*Miss Piggy enters the chat*

This movie was inspired by a famous theatral valdeville segment and in the original show the pig was abandoned by the woman and became crazy because of that this is the actual ending meaning

@@elderjose9662 what is the name of the play?

@@marianasobrenome3316 the same as the movie

The whole time I kept thinking "is the pig gonna eat the woman?" Like, knowing what pigs can do, and seeing the sharp teeth and the tongue, that's all I could think of. lol

@@elderjose9662 you got a link? I can't find the play anywhere

You could not beat his Film erasure head for being so unsettling weird and creepy .

@@patrickball2493 Eraserhead was the creepiest movie ever. I saw it in my late teens, and now in my mid 50's it still creeps me out when I think of it... Especially the girl dancing on the stage!

In heaven everything is fiiine...

Have you ever seen the black lodge sequence in the return ? Rabbits? The fucking fetus in Eraserhead ?

@@godisdeadandwememedhim4174 I'd rather watch Erasure Head than Butterfly 🦋 Effect any day 😬

Man, CaseOh be wildin on the dance floor

Nah, that pig predicted the griddy

Thanks for the kind words Paola, br the Pig

@@eedesign878 😄🙌

Way more convincing than today's cg.

Yea the dancing is god awful and multiple mess ups

wait what i totally feel like this footage has been filled in with with ai cgi shit and part of that is face learning and theres not an archive of giant humanoid pig puppets so, especially during the final closeup, it flashes between peopley facial features. like the throat oh wait no fuck no im wrong its full puppet that last bit is just stationary costume free hands and the dudes mad skilled at doing puppetry all good guys peace we did it xx still the fucking weirdest thing ive ever seen, night x

Nightmares for me tonight 😵‍💫

You have correctly described all my thoughts on this matter. I'm shaking your hand.

Why does the pig have teeth, anyway?

That pig is a dirty old pig... Do I need to write more? (also if you've ever seen a boar then you know that face)

Noticed how it winked 2-3 times before it became possessed…

Damn.

I agree.

"For a costume made in 1907"? Do you really think we have any better things now except in medicine and electronics?

Great costumes have been created by human beings since time immemorial.

I think the pig ate the woman, which is why he comes out wearing her clothes and holding his belly

@@metaknight115 That certainly seems logical.

Right in the middle of the "uncanny valley".

@@lawr5764 Damn-- you beat me.

@@gaz3 shut up

​@@starryeyedtarot8876 I based the pig character on for my short film birds and the bees.

If u haven’t noticed. Society goes downhill every decade. Things are made cheaper with higher price. People are dumber every year. You’ve been lied to about cavemen they never existed, your the cavemen.

The pig ate the woman, evidenced by it going loopy with rolling eyes and a wagging tongue before leaving the stage with her and coming back alone, shamefully rubbing a much more swollen belly (yes, pigs have and will eat humans). Kind of interesting how you missed (or overlooked) that, though.

just one, it changes his arm position to the pigs head when controling facial expressions

yes we can!

Only the French could accomplish that!

My thoughts exactly 😆💯

damn she gettin it!

She is a fine dancer.

I agree!

To each his own.. that shit is nightmare fuel

i don't know they probably should have left out the sharp teeth. its a pretty good costume overall, especially for the time but those sharp teeth are freaky af like what were they thinking lol is this supposed to be a pig or a wild boar?

@@evenhartwick4422 farm pigs have sharp teeth/small tusks actually. You just usually don’t see them.

The damn thing has shark teeth!!

I suppose you could consider movable masks as the early precursor to animatronics.

Yes! And we do the same today- A dancing purple dinosaur named Barney and Tellitobbis. But this is kind of creepy lol

This is puppetry, not animatronics

@@effekt4 wires for animatronics and strings for puppetry. Ok Mr. Perfect. I’m jk lol that’s a good point tbh you’re right

Its a guy in a suit

Just wait 100 years I guarantee you people are going to look back at our memes and Tik Tok’s and think we’re weird as hell haha.

@Legion agreed lol

@Legion I wasn’t really referring to the slap stick humor but more of how the tongue moves out of the pigs mouth and eyes roll in the back of it’s head. I don’t really find it crude just a bit odd.

@@AnimatedTechie don't quote me on this, but I think that in the back of my head I have a couple of memories of seeing pictures of people from around this era making that kind of face, so I would assume it was a trademark "funny face"

I'm not so sure this is even meant to be funny. It has something of the threat of wolf in Little Red Riding Hood to it.

It's not ahead of its time, you are simply unaware of how skilled people were in those years.

@@djo-dji6018 Thanks so much for the uplifting comment, you really made my day. I’m glad that my complimenting an old film inspired you to reach out with some kind words, especially since I’m obviously not as knowledgeable as you.

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All wool, likely a steel or whalebone frame (much like a bustle, I'd guess). Thing probably weighed a tonne

@@1D991 coool

This must be a lost art. We can only approximate these moves in our modern costumes.

Joaquin Phoenix and Ryan Gosling carrying the film industry on their shoulders.

if only tom cruise could act as well

Oldhead

LMAO!!

Wtf why does it have these teeth and a tongue

@@shion3948 why, for eating and tasting of course

Do you reckon Johann Heinrich Füssli experienced sleep paralysis? The painting depicts very common descriptions of sleep paralysis

@@jordanhedington2421 I don't know. I'm sadly not very educated in either subject. I do have my own "empirical" data though, since I've experienced sleep paralysis myself. It has occured to me only in a combination of terror and fear (2 exceptions), sometimes things I've never been able to forget from my earliest childhood. However it becomes more rare the older I get (~1/year) but the description fits me like a glove (sorry for my English).

@@shion3948 Also WHAT is the tongue? It looks like a dick.

So true.

@@tr1084 you guys have the same profile pic, lol!

The fact that is ancient (edwardian times) makes it even more eerie

Totally what I thought as well..Geez and lol at the same time...🤷🙄😅😙🙃👌👍✌️🤘🤟💎🌈

What's crazy is most of the things we film today is on digital and not film . What would happen if the internet would go poof or if hard drives don't last 100+ years . This makes me want to start recording things on film so future generations can find it . All it would take is a small solar flare from the sun to wipe out all digital media while everything on film would still exist .

well there is a sizable hole in the top of the head. The pig's top hat accidentally falls to the side and reveals it a bit before it wears the female costume. Maybe the hole has another use, but it is at least a little bit of ventilation.

Dude, the guy in the suit didn't give a crap about your concerns and he was fine with it. People today are just so soft, weak and pathetic.

I wonder if they had some sort of ice vest that helped with overheating.

@@FantadiRienzo Seeing as people whined about the temperatute in WWI (rightfully so) and temperature in knights outfits before, your argument that people did not complain about such things is invalid. You just aren't exposed to enough literature of the past. That's why you have this bullshit preconception that people of the past were stoic workaholics.

@@richthick Ok, then tell me in what literature from WW1 they "whine" about the temperature. Btw, your accusation of me being "not exposed to enough literature from the past" hit exactly the wrong person. I am a collector of memoirs and soldier's diaries. Post a list of "literature from the past" you read in the last month and I'll post mine.

😂😂😂😂

😆😆😆😆this video was even scarier than Joke Bidumb

Lol, Furies were respected as members of society back then

Listen folks, heres the deal - Furnaces back then were literally made by real harpists, no no artists, todays its just transjengas! Im serious, thats not a joke!

@@manfurt47 That's is it's not the y'know what the thing. C'mon man.

Ни чего удивительного, вы просто деградировали.

I'm not watching this on a cell phone...

I'm watching this on a bigass TV but hey, you do you! :)

im watching this on PC, never assume my device again🤯😡🦵

Thank you for explaining how math works.

My paternal grandfather was born in 1889 and my grandmother was born in 1897

My great grandparents on my mother's side were born in 1917 and 1918. It's crazy to think of all the things that happened and that were invented in their lifetime, my great grandfather at least. He made it to 2007, and I recently lost my grandfather, his son, as well. They were great men, different from many of us today.

No distracting tech back then.

My maternal grandparents were both born in 1901 and paternal in 1914 and 1919. I wish I could chat with them all now but the last one died back in 2007.

It’s even more expressive than Disney’s articulated mascots, which still do the same two functions after 18 years: blink and move their mouths.

I have wondered for a long time if this still exists, and where it might be.

@@davidetienne9404 I think that it has been decayed or destructed. This was made in before the wars in France so there has been some higher priorities for people than to take care some theatre props.

What if the guy is still in it.

@@Catinkontti probably some soldiers found it haha

@@davidetienne9404 buried with hitler’s remains

seems like the original cause for MeToo

Oh my gosh! You’re absolutely profound! I can’t believe I didn’t figure it out right off.

Lmaoooo

back then it was normal to have post mortem photos of dead relatives on the walls, this wasn't creepy at all

@@tibchy144 yes i’ve heard that sometimes they made the dead family member look alive for a family picture. I’m not sure, i’m going to check for the sources.

@@luke9947 it's on youtube

@@luke9947 That was a proper bussiness back in the day. I've seen many photos in which the dead person looked more alive than his/her relatives around him/her. That's creepy af!

Anything that was a "Moving Picture" was entertainment back then no matter how bizarre the subject and this was pretty bizarre.

Have you ever seen the dancing pig director's cut? the ending is better

This is sick

I can roll my eyes like that 5:17

I think he ate the woman. He's dressed up as a man and licking his chops.

@@puglydoodle the end bit wasn’t part of the play, it’s just a showcase of the range of expressions the face can pull off

@@puglydoodleRight, check out 3:09 when he tries to get a little taste of her.

That’s a person inside a costume

Lol, there was no such thing as animatronic in 1907. There was no Internet either, just in case you didn't know.

French talent

I feel so identified with your two last sentences. I really would like to go back then and to live at least one year in that epoch (obviously with a good economic situation, otherwise, no thanks!)

@@RiceStranger -This sounds like a Twilight Zone episode.

@@auggie803 Sorry, I don't know the series

@@RiceStranger It was a sci-fi show with completely unrelated stories each week. (late 1950s) You've no doubt seen it referred to in various TV & film. Here's a couple examples. I used all caps to indicate the episode titles: Guy with thick glasses just wants to have TIME ENOUGH TO READ. This gets him in trouble with his wife and his job. On his lunch break, at the bank where he works, he goes into the open vault to read. Nuclear holocaust happens! He comes out from the vault, the only one alive. He's OK with found can goods and stuff, but the loneliness gets to him. On the verge of "self deletion", he discovers the bombed out library. He stacks up all the books, joyful that he now has time enough to read. He drops one of the books. As he bends over to pick it up, his glasses fall from his face, shattering the glass, making reading impossible. Another one: "Benevolent" aliens come to earth to help mankind. Their philosophy is a book translated as, "TO SERVE MAN". Our scientists manage to translate more of the book. Turns out it's a cookbook.

@@lawr5764 Mmm, sounds as an interesting series. May see it some day. Thanks for the explanation!

That's life its fascinating.

So did I! She humiliated him and I was sad for him.

@@sashaconrad3939 same here, unironically wish i was there so i could have hugged him

Same

Maybe because 5:08

The weird tongue, the teeth, it's just uncanny valley, the costume is disturbing

Most films of that time were around 5 mins long give or take a few mins. The last few seconds of the film were probably just what you describe. Though the rest of the film has a plot and is based off of an old vaudeville act.

This could have been a Nickelodeon I guess, some had racier stuff than this for that Nickel 👩‍💼🇺🇲🛠️🇷🇺

I think the last few seconds may well have been a screentest, the rest of it is the actual movie (or part of it at least)

The first sci fi movie is 15 minutes long.

The pig ate the woman in the end.

Can't you read? It's modified.

It's been enhanced with modern AI technology. Pretty awesome actually.

they are correct, if this was seen in raw form, obviously it would be in B.W the frame rate would be way off and the footage full of cracks and slices and no sound...

@@jimmymcjimmyvich9052even still there has to be video there to modify, if its all decayed theres nothing to fix

Recall Adam and Eve.

no

This is a great analysis of the piece. There's definitely some real life connection to be made here.

Wow. You missed the plot by a million miles.

حقيقة العصور. . عندما نستضعف. الشخص ونقوم بلتنمر عليه. في النهاية سيقوم ب التهامنا

I don’t think this one. It isn’t one made for general audience. If you know and consider the subject matter.

Yes it's unsettling. Because "the pig" was touching the girl and was being pushy.

Cringe

Could also mean maybe the girl (or anyone really) could quit trying to tear him down.

@@WolverineXOXO idk if I would call him that...he kept touching her after she clearly rejected him

@@candycane1744 you didnot get the message. This applies to us men who are not considered beautiful according to modern beauty standards. I have seen this in real life as well as faced it myself. Even in online too. Let me give you an example how this world works : I was in discord gaming community. There was a guy who would be considered as hunk for most women. He is a full on pervert. Send unsolicited dick pics and always being creepy with all the women and girls there. But alas , he looks good and has great body hence he is considered a suave guy with great humor. Not to mention the aftermath of such interaction is these women always ends up in his trap and they exchange nudes and sexy talks. What a pathetic world. And I once approached a girl. While discussing something, I might have slipped a compliment to her and she was like....ewwww you dirty bastard, you pervert. I was deemed a pervert just because I look ugly. And my comment was not close to being creepy. Did you get the point ? The concept of beauty is skewed. Its not at all fair. On top of that , most women nowadays thinks way too highly of themselves. They want ultra rich men having great body, good looks and so on. Trust me. And I guarantee you, you and most women would have done the same to me and at the same time would be overtly flirty with that handsome dude. Thats why I stopped interacting with women. Not worth the fuss. I focus on my career, my personal life.

If it were to somehow still exist it would likely be unrecognizable and in poor shape unless it was preserved in a museum . More than likely it was used in a theatre show for a few times , fell apart and it's long gone .

Unfortunately the materials that were often used that we still use today in these types of costumes and special fx aren’t built to last and decompose quite quickly. But who knows maybe it was made of a different material, what do you think it looks to be made from?

What costume?

Probably burned up.

When I have sleep paralysis I see nothing because I fear nothing. That said, I'd like to see HS Cheerleaders holding me down ha ha 👩‍💼🇺🇲🛠️🇷🇺

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Interesting because the sleep paralysis experience i had that freaked me out was of a pig. Its was a hovering fiesta style piggy bank with a big grin and eyes and the more i struggled to scream the more it would shake violently until i could finally get out a loud enough sound to get my spouse to come into the room. Then it just faded away.

lol

😂😂😂

Simping or simpleton

Clearly some humiliation kink lol. On a serious note the man in shot clearing the "stage" is a holdover from small-time theatre. You weren't supposed to take notice of him, and if you were used to that happening in stage productions (which the audience of this film would have been much more familiar with at the time) you wouldn't bat an eye and would be trained to 'not see him' like how most people don't notice the 'gorilla' in that famous clip. Also looked like a bit of a trip hazard

Yeah like usually women are tired of men and find trans or gays attractive due to their lack of attraction towards females, but that's when so many straight men come into action, pretending to be gay, feminine and some might even go as far as becoming transgender, with the hormones & everything, just to get females, they're a lot lately, I can without a doubt argue it's the majority these days and no one is talking about it but they're hella confusing everyone cause they're MORE than us the real ones, and they're also making us look bad and destroying our reputation, I wish there was a way to stop them seriously

@@ReginaTrans_ You're terminally online. Go touch grass.

@@richthick lmao I wrote that apparently 2 days ago and I don't remember it dude wth

naw

It probably suffered the same fate as a lot of these costumes, unfortunately- probably rotted away like the tmnt ones and at this point barely recognizable. (Makes good lore though...and with this film no doubt being public domain by now...)

I think it may have been a real demon

Ryan Reynolds might know.

It’s a puppet

They use hand manipulate puppets, you can see it when they make facial exprecions the hands stop to move so the suit actor use his ow hand for make the exprecions inside the suit

Back then people didn't complain about busting their ass for a living, they were only angered if they were cheated for real 👩‍🔧🇺🇲🛠️🇷🇺