Monster
Kid #3
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For
correct viewing the blue lens of the glasses should be over your right eye.
3-D Animation
Before computers, fantasy
creatures were created the old fashion way -- With metal and rubber
and pure artistic genius. Here's to two of the great movie magicians
who made dreams come to life on the screen.
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KING
KONG is about to play a game of Ping Pong with a triceratops. Unfortunately
for Bruce Cabot, Kong wants him to be the ball. Be careful not to fall
into that cavern or you could be the first one to see the film's lost
spider scenes -- up close. Willis O'Brien's 1933 masterpiece is still
the fantasy adventure film that all others are measured against.
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Although
two eyes are required for depth perception, even with one eye
Ray Harryhausen's famous friend can see that Monster Kid in 3-D
is even better than sailor on a stick!
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When
you're a BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS you get used to a lot
of depth. Motorists always become sloppy drivers when they see
this guy coming down the street in scareo-vision.
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