Once you've taken Acid.. it's Tough to come back to the other reality.

And it was FINE!

Typical acid trip

Nothing will beat that movie. I remember audiences were completely blown away by the detail. I've also heard that the Jurrassic park dinosaur audio samples are often used in all sorts of movies even today.

That Guy Dinosaurs in jurassic park 1 and 2 = Animals Jurassic park 3, world and Fallen Kingdom = Monsters

Gay

People ask you that often? lol

I say Stan Winston because Phil Tippett was a bitter out of a job hack after that movie

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Han Solo dies

+____ Blue Subaru lol like most fans I saw the movie 5 days ago when it came out. Do you plan on use that for the next month ?.

+joshua toomey his penis grows to more then 2 inches Long what do you expect

+____ Blue Subaru Well, I guess you can be happy to have spoiled the movie for at least one person. Why, I dunno.

And it was fine! It was like, very calming, in a world of molecules, the the center of the earth, for like 3 billion years. What a fuckin legend.

Classic

Wrong order. Mr.Tippett already had work before dropping Acid.

Sad, isn't it?

Hell yes

+Brick Dictator more like an Hero #anyonewhotakesdrugsshouldbeexecutednoexceptions

Hero, no. He's a God/animator

indeed Shut the fuck up. You dumb son of a bitch

@@indeed7289 That's some shit trolling you sack of shit head.

+Daniel Mora I love the quote at the end about passion, it is so true.

@@KnolltopFarms hehe same here :)

Looks like a movie version of a Tool video

+sakecity7 true true

+Josh Patterson looks like a tool music video from the 90's.

+TIYX Sober.

TIYX If only I had thought of that

I absolutely agree! I’ve taken up art and character art and 3D modeling too and calling everything a character, whether it’s an actual human, humanoid, alien, creature, etc, calling them a character gives them a personality to go off from! It really shows in Tibbett’s robots and monsters and too :)

+VICE The animatronic Jaba was much, much more menacing than the CGI version they clipped into the 2nd release of "A New Hope", thanks for sharing Tippet's work and words! I like Tippet fell in love with claymation through the 7 Voyages of Sinbad...too bad I have zero talent, lol!

+VICE and it's thanks to the god father Ray Harryhausen! If it wasn't for him, none of this would have existed. Some of my most favourite movies ever <3

you don't talk about Randy dutra... another big role in all this animating. he's friends with my mother. he worked side by side with these guys but it's strange why he isn't mentioned.

+‫لا إله إلا الله‬‎ piss off with that shit please

***** Agreed, who the fuck does the dipshit think would want to hear that here? Maybe if their mosque was on Tatooine and Yoda was their imam I'd even start to care enough to read the post. SMH, talk about bringing the cops to a party why don't you, you'd get a better reception :P I hope you're having a great holiday and that your New Year is a good one Zepher. Aloha...KTFs

It was ok...wouldn’t give it that much credit

Well done

Han Solo dies

+____ Blue Subaru Yeah, and Jar Jar is the new evil Sith. Lol.

More like takes acid then suffers from depression in later life

+fred kitchen since when was Acid necessary for that? xD

+fred kitchen He said that he had suffered from depression/anxiety his whole life and that doing creative things tamed it. But nice try. Drugs are bad, mmmmmkay?

really? thats awesome

Same.

🤔😆😆😆

+TheSubject119 I'd love to buy a DVD but cannot find one available anywhere. I'd do the DL but really don't trust my PC to last much longer :(

+Knolltop Farms he said "I don't know if I ever will finish Mad God" :) so we have to be patient

Part 1 and 2 are already both out, and Part 1 has already been released on Blu-Ray/DVD combo packs for those who supported the project through the 1st Kickstarter campaign. Part 2 also did well on it's KS campaign, and was already shown at the Mill Valley theater back in October. Sadly, when you use the link on MAD GOD's website, all of the Blu-Ray disc's are "Out of Stock". I would buy the download for part one, and I'm certain I could watch it at least once, but with this PC giving my fits, I'd hate to lose the file so I would love to own a hard-copy. I may have to do the DL and try to make a hard-copy myself, but I'll wager there is some serious copyright protection on it, and as I've said before, my "kung-Fu" is yellow belt at best I am also more than happy to be patient, but it seems like they are having trouble figuring out things from shipping to distributing their resources and I have doubts about them ever making the video available to the general public. I'm just a hard-copy kind of guy, and all innuendo aside, I like to have things so I can hold them, maybe a little cover art...stuff like that. Check out the comments on their Kickstarter campaign page and you'll understand my trepidation. Thanks for the kind reply, I hope you're having a great Holiday and Have a Happy New Year...Aloha

+TheSubject119 I really hope he finishes it….looks so good

So, three years later.......Where can we see the full movie (series?) Mad God?

@Daniel Chase That's a good way. That means you're actually learning to be human. This is why I believe social media (and everything else nowadays) does more harm to the human mind set than it gives a sense of humanity. Very strange times we live in indeed.

No, people have a connection to quality (as evidenced by the universal adoration for Jurassic Park 1 and 2's and Terminator 2's CGI). Bad stop motion is just as bad as bad CGI...Stop-motion overall just gets more leeway because no one expects it to pass a reality test because it doesn't look real and never will. Phil even acknowledged the limitations of the medium during the making of Jurassic Park way back in 1993.

+animateclay Brett Foxwell got to recreate Phil's original chess set armature for the new movie. No wonder it's taken his Fabricated film kickstarter 2 years to finalize. another short docu about it: vimeo 149357656 vimeo.com/149357656

icepick method Thanks Icepick! I did see it, but I haven't shared it. Maybe tomorrow on the live show at the end where I can warn that there are spoilers. It's really awesome that Phil is still doing stop motion even in spite of making so many films with CGI characters.

+animateclay tim burton with his stop motion claymations is still pretty awesome to

+animateclay Yes sounds very unpleasant. For me the computer effects fall short in ways, I don't know much about it but there is something off with the lighting with computer generated monsters etc in live action films.

The line in Jurrasic "I guess I'm out of a job refers to the stop motion process"

James Glover-are models of the ships still built the same way there were in the orig trilogy?? I cant find that job listing in any of the new films. Im thinking there CGI.

And that is...

+MsDaniH23 That's stupid. Stop-motion is a relic when it comes to live action creature effects. Stop motion is now only fit for entirely stop motion movies and tv shows like The Nightmare Before Christmas and Robot Chicken.

+Joseph Reilly Your social life is fake as hell.

+Joseph Reilly Nah, I'm not offended. CGI is better. Good CGI is hard to recognize. The one's which you think look 'fake as hell' are films with low budgets. Just because stop motion is older, that doesn't mean that it's better than CGI.

+Robert Hintz um, to each his own? the fuck do you have to call people stupid for liking something? I just like stop-motion because of the charm I think it has. I just like stop-motion more than cgi. I like cgi and it has come a long way, but cgi and stop-motion are two completely different arts.

your the true hero in this world

Good on you bruh

+Damien Patrick Much obliged. Seeing it today.

+Damien Patrick Never read a comments section where it says Star Wars.

Saw it yesterday soo glad I can use the internet again - gr8 movie I r8 8/8 :)

And certain "substances" can help make them seem extraordinarily 'special'!

TRUE

And they still are. You just have to take that broom out your ass to see it.

I hope this is not bad form to share this video ... but I watched this on a VHS tape over and over as a kid when it first arrived..... https: //kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gc1ynquTsM2pcYU.html I put a space between the colon and the Fore Slashes as I expect that sharing links will get my comment butted off... enjoy if you have not seen it before... I love this show

+griffintwalsh I disagree. If you know someone has taken acid it gives you a much better understanding of their personality, way of thinking and their perception. Especially if you have taken acid yourself you can relate. It's not a minor deal in anyone's life, in contrary it's highly influential and therefor worth mentioning in this short biography. Of course one could leave the acidstory out and get the same info about *what* he did, but not of *who* he is. And yes his work is stunning! And being an artist myself I find the last segment about passion truly inspiring.

Your talking about peoples experience or relationship with acid as if it isn't subjective. Acids effect on a person psychology, way of thinking or perception varies drastically person to person. I would argue most of these changes come from specific trips, which are as dependent upon the setting, people you tripped with, and mental state, as the drug it's self. This is not the case with everyone but even among more frequent users, reason for use and relationship to the drug vary drastically. Without any explanation about a person reason for use or relationship to acid, i think its ridiculous to say that you can deduce real information about said person. I know a huge number of acid users with little commonality, and if you ask why they like acid, almost all of them will talk about SPECIFIC trips and the effect those trips had on them. Maybe if he told us about a trip that had an effect on his life, or what was important to him about acid I would agree but he just talked about seeing a light show then getting overwhelmed by a bright room... not exactly a spiritual or enlightening experience.

+griffintwalsh Well I'll have to agree on that to some degree. Nevertheless knowing that someone else also had that strange world perception for multiple hours as you did, knowing (unless they took a small dose) that the experience had the same intense impression on their psyche, regardless of the exact nature of that experience, makes you able to relate to that person. I exaggerated a bit with saying it gives me "a lot" of information. But it's the same thing when two people meet who both experienced a car accident or got married, they understand each other in a way noone else can if they didn't have the same kind of life changing experience. And yes the trips themselves are unique and subjective but the drug works in the same way on every brain and every brain has the same structure. So it's possible that one acidhead can relate to another on some level.

Actually, it wasn't forced. it added to it. he even took it during the making Star Wars.. I think it was extremely relevant.. this mastermind was on Acid while making a movie that became a billion dollar series.. you must not have been paying close attention.. lol

+griffintwalsh The psychological effects of acid after you take it are pretty crazy. You think a lot different than you did before, and you think hard about literally everything that pops into your head. Taking LSD was a smart move in my opinion, I'm sure he unkowingly encountered something that changed his plans for what he's to do in the film.

Didn't even know about this guy until today, I always looked at the animators for the tie fighters and stuff, this dude is awesome.

yeah definitely..that rancor model alone is stunning

@James Fondren he never said he was broke. Learn to read.

He auctions off a lot of props and memorabilia from films he's worked on. He makes a lot of money off of them.

Maybe not now that Disney's killed SW.

John Evans practical effects are always superior

@@ottogofast3882 Yeaaah, No. Put it beside actual good CGI and you'd see. But, Knowing your type you're literally incapable of seeing or giving credit to anything unless it fits within what you agree with. Not to mention that stiff broom your type seems to always have wedge firmly up your asses doesn't help either.

It’s very sad, I do stop motion and practical effects and pretty much no one wants to give me work because it’s too much work but it’s way more special and tangible

Meh...whatever he's disputing the fact that the other guy practice effects are superior which is completely untrue. If you are only talking about Star Wars then yes, the special edition is horrid

Yeah, the original editions of Star Wars were the best. I got my copies on DVDs from a seller on Ebay. look for his stuff with the title 'Han shoots first' and you'll get the set of episodes 4, 5 and 6 without all the CGI rework of the dreadful Lucas re-dos. it's a little bit of a pricey set, but it's well worth it. I remember the films from seeing them in the theater and I was SHOCKED that Lucas would do something so ludicrous and disrespectful to the original artists who worked on the films so painstakingly but Lucas just wanted them to better match up looks wise with his other abominations, episodes 1,2 and 3, a double disaster.

I don't get it.

@@Logicon1138 what you talking about?

Does anyone not understand the definition of “sarcasm” anymore? Jesus fucking Christ. Everyone now needs the shit explained to them in detail when it really just requires an open god damn mind. Japan just likes to butt-fuck EVERYTHING. That’s what he meant. God damn. Merry fucking Christmas everyone 🎄🎄🎄

@@AussBosss ahahaha

Movie people do, pracrical effects artists are highly regarded by movie fans, I guess most people probably don't land on the topic enough in conversation though so the Fandom flies under the radar a bit

Or Charles Darwin

Shopping at Berkeley Bowl will do that to a person xD

Yeah... I wish they would bring more of this technique back

Stop motion and animatronics are the best by far. I like CGI best for landscapes, buildings, clouds, ect. Sometimes it works awesomely like with Gollum in Peter Jacksons LOTR (my fav CGI character)- but most of the time Id rather see either Stop Mo or animatronics.

not really true

But not better than the good CGI

@@RoboBoddicker Any CGI compared to live props, look SHIT !! Because is fucking fake ..

I noticed that too! No cgi in the creatures we saw.

So is CGI, if you've never modeled anything in Maya or 3D Max you can't judge it.

JuanOfaKind88 how many digital renderings do u see in art galleries, prop builders are artists cgi renders just have a job

***** yeah cos jar jar was a great flex of creativity

Nick Ward It might no be "true art" to you but it doesn't have to be. I think it's art, it requires skill too.