THE THING - 1950's Super Panavision 70
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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TMNT (1990) please!!!!!
Do SPAWN!!!
Buddy, that was very well done! mbk
The Killer Shrews
DO THEY LIVE OR DAWN OF THE DEAD
But they actually made this in the 50s!
The movie was from the 80s.
James Arness played the Thing.
He wasn't a shape shifting alien but he was planning an invasion.
@@1216jimmyz The original film was in 1951 and its title is "The Thing from Another World" by Christian Nyby and Howard Hawks. "The Thing" by John Carpenter in 1982 is based on the original plot and ambience in 1950s. I am afraid that we live times no references before fifty years ago. Best regards and good luck.
@@cristobalmarinmolina2353 Incidentally. Nyby directed episodes of Dragnet and Adam-12
So many people don't understand the genesis and relationship of the two movies
The original version of "the Thing" actually was a 1950's sci-fi movie (in black and white).
Which barely resembled the actual source material, "Who Goes There?" by John W. Campbell. The Thing was never a man in a rubber suit. The 1982 version is, by far, a more faithful representation of the book.
@@sferrin2 Yeah, I don't think make-up effects and the censors were ready for a faithful adaptation of he short story in 1951. "The Thing from Another World" is a classic. In fact, Carpenter copied the title sequence from the original.
1951’s movie is far more terrifying. It has superior CGI and magnificent acting which keeps you on tenterhooks from the beginning to the climax of the plot.
@@sferrin2I listened to the audio-book of Who Goes There maybe a year ago. The 1951 version is like the first half of the book, up to the electrocution of the creature, and the 1982 version is like the second half. More or less. The monster in the 1982 version was more like that in the book, for sure.
The Thing was Marshall Dillon. Also, the movie was based on the sci-fi story "Who goes there?".
So well done capturing the fear and terror on the men’s faces…but never directly showing the horrific creature. Well done.
But like nicola sturgeon 🤣
😂
In a world where by law, every preview must start with "In a world".
Prepare yourself …
In a world, where every 1950s Super Panavision starts with "In a world." Yep, but I love love love it! These videos are so cool. I was born in the 50s and this is right in my wheelhouse.
In a world where Diana Ross reigns Supreme...
@@CoCotheTurtle ooh I see what you did there
(record scratch) (start the zany music!)
The animation of the dog walking was scarier than the actual movie
SUCABA ,my dear, but you find out in witch Sheldon noVel this term is MENtioned...
"Man is the warmest place to hide." I don't know if that line was in the original trailer, but it should have been!
I don't believe I've ever heard that...perhaps it was a passing line in the movie... I thought the same. Great line!! I'm not sure it's in the 1982 film.
Yes, it was either in the trailer or a tag line on the poster. I remember it.
@@JoseyWales44sDefinitely the tagline.
Where's the thing ?? I was expecting some scary AI transformations 😢
There's nothing scarier than man...or animated AI men.
@@kamuelalee
IA do not exist.
I was expecting a 50s-appropriate manifestation of James Arness's monster, with a nod to the 80s movie we all love.
Man is the warmest place to hide, you know.
@@MrBlueSkyof1607 Woman is good place to hide something too.
It’s like a combination of “The Thing From Another World” and John Carpenters “The Thing”. I want that movie. 😎
I just want the John Carpenter one
It's more like Carpenter's movie than Nyby's flick.
Blumhouse is currently making a movie using the recently found completed novel
Please make a 50s Idiocracy Trailer.
Yes! Ow my balls!
Where the future they wake up in is 2024 and they see the stupidity going on now
Funny thing is it was based on a FIFTIES film, The Thing From Another World - which if you have not seen, you need to. Aside from being the origin of The Thing it also originated the motion detector used in the Aliens movies.
Actually, it was a Geiger counter, not a motion detector.
@@JoseyWales44s Thanks for the clarification. All the same, it invented that BEEP BEEP BEEP OMG IT'S CLOSE! moment that the two best ALIEN movies owe half their tension to. There is a great "unveiling" moment critical to these great sci-fi horror films that rely on the IT'S ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DOOR/WALL! from The Green Slime to Forbidden Planet.
"It's GONE, MacReady!"
These trailers are the closest thing I have ever seen to an actual dream.
Trust becomes luxury, that was on point
AWESOME!!! This is my favourite Horror movie beside Halloween and Friday the 13th (and the Fog of course)❤❤❤
I just can"t stop watching it!))) I want MORE!)))
More coming!
My God. That was absolutely chilling.
One of the Best 50's Trailers yet.
Glad you think it is!
"Inside this freezing place, man is the warmest place to hide"
I've been saying that for a years
One of the most underrated movies of all time. It was bad mouthed originally, for whatever reason, But this movie is a spookfest of the highest order. All I wanted to know when it ended was...'what happens next?"
@0:35 lol he looks like George Buck Flower who while not in The Thing was a frequent John Carpenter actor.
There is a movie in 1951 and its title is "The Thing from Another World" by Christian Nyby and Howard Hawks. "The Thing" by John Carpenter in 1982 is based on the original plot and ambience in 1950s. I am afraid that we live times no references before fifty years ago. Best regards and good luck.
Besides there's a 2011 "The Thing" by directed by Matthijs van Heijningen Jr. and written by Eric Heisserer. It is a prequel to the 1982 film. I think a 1951 movie was a pretty good black-and-white film. I saw it many years ago.
we live times no
@@CoCotheTurtle “It’s Too Bad We (she) Won’t Live. But Then Again, Who Does?” Blade Runner (Ridley Scott, 1982)
“Man is the warmest place to hide” please make this movie!!!!!! I’m sold
I'm glad someone hard my cry for the Thing.
But does it always has to be
"In a World....."
If watched back to back it's always in a world....
Try
In a Time
Hold on to your hats!
Nothing but love, doing a great job ty❤
This is the best one yet.
"WELL DARN YOU TOO!" *throw dynamite*
AWESOME!!! Well done.
Finally, someone took a swing at this one.
I love how you didn't try and do the SFX monster in it, similar to how the original Alien trailer didn't show the xenomorph.
TY 🙏
Appreciate the feedback! I indeed did not want to reveal too much to keep the suspense, especially for a movie like The Thing
I was waiting to see the McCready share a drink with the guy at the end.. that was a big part!
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH
Oh hell yeah my favorite movie, W video
Fun fact: The Thing premiered the same day as Blade Runner. Two of the biggest sci-fi milestones on the same day!
Lustig.... Es gibt diesen Film aus den 50igern!
The naturally scary look of a.i and the plot of The Thing makes this terrifying
actually The THING was based on the original movie that was filmed in the 1950's The THING from another world, which was based on a short story called "Who Goes there?"
but still I love these trailers .
No, John Carpenter's The Thing was based on "Who Goes There"? It was far more faithful to the novella than Howard Hawks' 1950 film.
@@mournblade1066 I stand corrected .
@@mournblade1066 True, but Carpenter did copy the opening title from the 1951 Thing, so there is a direct connection.
Finally AI fully realizes the concept created by the original author and Carpenter too
You seem to have read my comment and you did make a trailer for "The Thing"!
"The Thing" doesn't seem to change much no matter when it's set. In fact, it has been remade twice since the original, but the basic story is the same.
HELL yeah thank you so much
AI and the Thing share similarities as they both try to mimic reality. Surprised there was no morphing Body Horror in this which AI achieves naturally.
cool. needs a little glimpse of the creature.
This creator is familiar with the source novella. So beautifully rendered. This is a great trailer. It makes me want to see THIS movie. I don’t think this creature is one we’ve seen yet!
Star Trek 2 would be awesome 🚀
🔥🔥Dope work bro! 🤩great visuals & animation👍 The thing is one of my favorite movies of all time 🎥
Damn, AI comes up with some great dialogue! "As trust disintegrates and suspicion mounts..."
Thanks for this 👌
I was so hoping you'd do The Thing. Awesome!!!!! OK here's some good one ones!!! THE EVIL DEAD, Body Snatchers, The Shining, Saturn 13, Damnation Alley, 2001 A Space Oddity, Planet of the apes, Logans Run, The Black Hole, Halloween, Red Dawn, War Games, Soylent Green
Where was the creature?
The Thing from Another World,1951, based on the 1938 novella "Who Goes There?" by John W. Campbell
Fantastic
Love these AI clips
More to come!
That really would make a great movie...🤔
Ha, The Thing does have a 1950 version. However this preview has a 1980 content, well done !
Wait a minute, there already was a 1950s version of The Thing. 😆 🤣 😂
Some extraordinary results here.
"I don't know what the hell's in there, but it's weird and pissed off, whatever it is."
0:40 He looks like Sander Halvorson from the 2011 film.
What's funny is The Thing was originally a 1950s film.
"The shapeshifting horrors" fits perfectly 😄
Mint.
Great job on the intensity.
This trailer give me fear, it looks a nihgtmare. Pure Horror. Well Done.
Now that is a "Thing" of perfection, whew! Thanks! - Todd C (Creek Sider1)
Do you happen to have the soundtrack for this trailer? It was actually really good imo. Was that also made by ai?
Outstanding Redux 🚀
Fantastic! I was waiting for this one 😀
More to come!
Wasn't the original Thing from the 50s? It was in black and white, I saw a bunch of it.
So good...
Awesome
A shape-shifting horror
is what AI does in these vids
Loved it! At 0:32, the AI voice pauses to catch its breath! Glen Campbell sighting at 1:01 !!!
The AI makes everyone look like an alien shape-shifter, curiously enough.
We got this for real…
Love it 😍
You should know that the thing is actually a remake of a 50's movie
The actual 1951 “The Thing from Another World” looks far better than this attempt. It doesn’t look 50’s at all
The first iteration of The Thing was in 1955. Lol, These AI retro revisions only work for modern movies, not so much for titles that were originally released in that special era of film noir.
yeah, the remake is great. but the silent b/w original from 1912 is a must-watch, too. it is said to have a superb, haunting piano & strings score written for it. maybe do you happen to have a trailer at hand? ;-D
I love to see y’all do “The Shining”.
This is the point where I have to say that the actual movie was better than the trailer !!! 😁
Haha. Yes that movie is clearly a masterpiece
@@WardenCinematics I imagined living back at 50's watching the trailer and the going to see the movie, not because I would have liked the trailer, but because I was a movie fan, and then got shocked on how good the actual movie was, literally a mindtravel back in time !!! 😆
На некоторых кадрах вспоминается фильм Самогонщики.
Спасибо, что актеров оригинала используете
The no motion picture. 😂😂😂
The perfect opportunity to use shots of a hideous Will Smith morphing into spaghetti, and they blew it.
It's a pity the creature itself wasn't in the video
But The Thing was already made in the fifties. The original needs more recognition 😕
I guess they really went for an actual 1950s feel by eliminating the two black actors that were in the Carpenter version LOL
Lets see an *_Escape from New York_* in Panavision!
Trailers need to be like this again, anyone else miss the grainy filter and sounds from the vcr?
0:16 It got MacReady!
Now Do Escape from New York
Dare you to do a 1950s Super Panavision trailer for Fifty Shades of Gray.
Haha
Would have been perfect if we had seen some shots of the Thing itself! And where was Keith David's character?
Apparently starting Arch Hall Jr. instead of Kurt Russell.
Brutal!
I was looking forward to some creature effects but you already do such a great job with these you get a pass!
But... "The Thing" from the 1950s already exists.
Great work. How long does one of these videos take to make on average?
Thanks! It takes me about 20 hours to make a good quality video
Esse filme é o ápice dos Thash Movies!
A shame MidJourney (and others) ban body horror. No Thing monsters.
Probably the only movie you'll ever see Warden make with no hot women in it. 😁
Haha I think there is also my Predator trailer with no women in it
It's like a nightmare when I watch this kind of video.