The Cameraman's Revenge (1912) (engsub)
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2020
- This 13 minute stop motion animation, directed by Ladislas Starevich, used posthumously animated dead insects as its main characters. It remains an iconic and powerful animation over a century later.
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People back in the day thought the animator actually trained bugs to move like this.
I mean, it IS the closest thing to necromancy we'll ever get, I'll give em that.
If that was the case Jeuse imagine the amount of torture they had to go to
Tbh this is impressive considering this is 108 years old and using actual dead bugs!
😳
Bruh
i know I'm kinda off topic but does anybody know a good place to watch newly released movies online?
@Benton Maxton i would suggest flixzone. Just google for it =)
@Finley Eugene Definitely, been using Flixzone for months myself :D
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Who would have thought that marital infidelity was so rife among beetles.
Totally. How many affairs did Paul McCartney have before he met Linda? And Ringo was married how many times?
@@sclerismockrey8506 You forgot John Lennon and May Pang.
😂
The Beetles had got some Issues with Each Other.
This is the rated R version of a bug's Life.
More like Soviet version
@@NoobGamer64-gj4ic lol
@@rileysartcorner8798 same it's very nostalgic for me
@@NoobGamer64-gj4ic it's 1912, you mean tsar Russia version
Its crazy to think people are able to do stop motion on dead insects!
Coz as the insect dies, it gets more and more fragile as days gone by due to its insides drying.. example cockroaches, just a day after its death its legs can easily fall apart just by moving them!
apparently he used wire instead of their legs!
And no I watched something and it said he put small pieces of wire in between the body and legs
The insects are alive...
You can soften insects again after they’ve been dead a while with damp paper towels. I’m not a professional taxidermist but I’ve done some bug taxidermy and pinning for fun and they’re easy to move around again, though their legs and antennae are always going to be a little bit fragile because they’re so small.
Did not know this was a thing. . . But okay 👍🏼
wondering if Franz Kafka got to see it in his lifetime
I was having the same thought.
@@isabelnunes6334 Same.
I see many here are cultured people and have read The Metamorphosis
@@rdc2021 I read **both** of them. :D
@@odio3965 Ah, another cultured individual...
108 years later, and it's still impressing!
110 years later....😂
@@superdiarrhoeatoilet5312 what??
wait i was being stupid sorry
@@superdiarrhoeatoilet5312 ☹️
They took "reanimating the dead" way too seriously. Love it
*FOR ME, STOP-MOTION DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS!*
*AND BY "THE GAY DRAGONFLY NIGHTCLUB, THEY POSSIBLY MEAN HAPPY, NOT HOMO!*
Masterpiece
@@retropre-certstrikesagain666 oh
Yes i feel is just raw and so authentic so original... Like watching an Alice Guy Movie.
"Mr. Beetle is generous. He forgives his wife and takes her to a movie." OH NO
Edit: I like how they're all just watching the movie, not doing anything about it.
I wonder if Franz Kafka ever saw this. It was released in 1912, Metamorphosis in 1915...
This is the 1912 stop motion version of "caught in 8k"
The fact that they use real dead bugs To Film Is Truly Amazing
Only non realistic part is that some of the dead bugs have wires for arms due to them falling apart... Example, Cockroaches! After 1 day its death, its legs can fall off easily!
More like gross
@@Malaysia_Ball1123Incredible! :D
Imagine living your life as a silly little bug only to get killed and your dead corpse ends up being used as a puppet for a stop motion animated movie. That must be a pretty brutal fate for those bugs that were used in the film.
they didnt even know they were dead
Imagine if it was with humans instead of bugs my god
WoW imagine that this is 5 years before Russian Rev. And maybe Tsar himself watched this movie
Tsar Nicholas II did indeed see this movie and even awarded Starevich (the creator) official decoration in recognition of his works!
@@nickmandleberg Actually he's name was ,,Władysław Starewicz" he was Polish but as Poland didn't existed as a country back then this animation is recognized as Russian
@@nickmandleberg Russia and Germany did not allowed Poles to speak their language
Everyone's Talking About How The Guy's Using Dead Bugs But No Ones Talking About How This Was Made The Same Year The RMS Titanic Sunk
Survivors of the Titanic could have seen this movie a few months after the disaster. It came out on October 27th 1912
The others: dead bugs
Me: gay dragonfly
gay back then meant happy
For a sec i thought the painter accidentally burned himself by hiding in the fireplace, until i realized he snuck out the chimney.
It's so funny to see how little humor has changed in over a full century
This is probably the funniest thing I’ve ever watched
This is actually my favorite short film, very interesting.
Imagine David Attenborough or someone like that reading the captions like a documentary!
The fact that the 1933 Film The Peanut Vendor was black and white and this one was filmed in 1912 with Color
Well, maybe they were not dead at all, just gifted actor bugs.
Haha someone bring a oscar for the best comentary
Everything aside for a moment, this is really good stop-motion work, dang!
I will never unsee two dead bugs doing it.
You guys know their actually dead bugs control with wires and arms and legs shut with wax
that just makes it even better
Amazing for being 110 years old!🤩
This is truly fkin awesome, by far one of the coolest short films/stop motion things I have seen
it's been 111 years old. And they actual using dead bugs !!
This is better than hyper realistic CGI.
Was wondering how they achieved the effect of the movie being shown in the little bug theatre when I realised it is probably a stop-motion animation of photographic stills.
or maybe the bug theatre itself is the still and then just used camera trickery and recorded the movie being projected onto the still itself. Photo editing is almost as old as photography itself
This is quite impressive for 1912.
Interesting Isn't it?
Weird to think those bugs are almost certainly dead by now... and back then too.. really makes you think about bugs
I'm speechless. It's beautiful. ART.
This is impressive. Must have taken an extraordinary amount of time.
Is that a frog performing on stage?
A frog entertaining the bugs they eat.
This doesn't deserve tier 6 on the iceberg... but this does deserve a watch!
Makes me think of Frog and Toad for a little bit as far as stop action animation goes.
Wow, I enjoyed all 12 minutes of this, extremely impressive and ahead of its time.
I'm glad I decided to watch this!
gonna have to smash the like button on that
I love this video, criminally under rated♡
PETA would never allow a remake.
7:22 - "Draw me like one of your French bugs, Jack."
10:47 - Is it fair to ask how the vengeful cameraman knew that the Beetles would be here to watch his little opus? Bizarre subject matter aside, I think I should be allowed to ask that question. lol
Hello Bobsheaux
just keep the reel ready next to the movies because they eventually will
wait this is 108 years old
Everyone’s talking about how cool the bugs are are we gonna ignore the fact that’s it’s about beetle cheating and a secret gay porno
wait...the first dancer is a frog...right?
No, he's just french
Yep, it's a frog. Not sure why the frog doesn't just eat them, haha.
Imagine how old this is
108 years old
109 years old now
110
111
112 (in a month or so)
The audience at that time thought that these were real trained beetles :), but this is not so
I enjoyed this more than some Netflix series
A video from 1912 really got copyrighted ☠︎
Thanks for sharing this masterpiece
It’s ok I killed many night guards and played with there bodys
And I destroyed Tokyo
I beg your pardon?😀
This short film is clearly full-on adults,
as most of the jokes would fly over children's head,
and most likely frighten them,
due to the use of stop motion dead bug corpses.
ah, i see you are a man of culture
Ayyyyye
Frighten? Most kids play with bugs.
For a 1912 stop motion, this is pretty good. The only thing I dont like is Mr beetle is basically che**ting on Mrs beetle
Mrs beetle was cheating on him too!
@@ckg95ty Yeah, but MR. Beetle was a massive hipocrite. He cheated on his wife and then got mad when she was cheating on him.
@@noalapizza-paella3986 thats where the humour comes from. I mean the exact same reaction came from Mrs. beetle in the theatre.
This is incredible, considering the fact that the creater is using different characters in one stage and making different movements
Impressive work done here 😍
Fascinating..
For the time it was made is remarkable. You could have made this today and not tell the difference. Well of course CGI had to ruin the effort to put into this art form to its misery. There are some film makers try to attempt this these days buts it's not the same.
This is a masterpiece!
Here via No Such Thing As a Fish...
Yep ! Ditto
This must of been hard cuz bugs limbs fall of easily
I love the big horn on Mr. Beetle's forehead ;-)
Absolutely love this imaginative and original film!! The colors and tones used are so beautiful to me. Would rather watch this any day than the crap that the 'Hollywood money-machine' regurgitates these days.
"I'm different"
@@poob1082 What are your favorite films???
@@vesuviacorpseflower4828 RoboCop and Joker, War Games is probably up there, and they're so full of substance, better than a 100+ year old robot chicken sketch
@@poob1082 Hahahahaha!! I didn't say it was the greatest film ever made man. Some of my favs... Runaway Train (US 1985 John Voight, Eric Roberts), Hardware (UK 1990 Dylan McDermott), Nekromantik (Germany 1988), The Cemetary Man (UK/Italy 1994 Rupert Everett), Brain Candy (1996 Kids In The Hall movie), A Clockwork Orange (UK 1971 Malcolm McDowell), etc!!
@@vesuviacorpseflower4828 have seen peanut vendor, Metropolis 1927, All quiet on the western front 1930? Silent films are so amazing. But All quiet on the western front does have sound.
This is kinda gross and creepy, but impressive as hell as what they were doing with the dead bugs In stop motion was ahead of its time
Better than she hulk.
Beautiful!
Gay dragonfly?
9/10 the happy dragonfly, but i can’t tell the difference between male and female insects so i guess we’ll never know
Back then, "gay" simply meant "happy"
110 years later...
1:11
Really? Are we actively ignoring this?
it was 1912
You know gay has multiple meanings, right? Back then it was more synonymous with being carefree and cheerful.
both got caught in 20mm
Wish I knew where to find these shorts without all the UA-cam compression. Anyone know sources for early film 1890-1920 in high quality?
No entendí nada pero es una obra maestra 😅
i love insects and this short film XD
Omg i laughed so much that's so cute :D
comments be like
Its Awsome. Using real dead bugs
bruh its so dark
The first stop motion is
E A R L Y S O V I E T
Actually it’s from the Russian empire which existed from 1721-1917
Had to give a dislike for not knowing when the Soviet Union actually started.
Everyone is talking about how they used dead bugs yet I want to know how he found that many
It is very funny this old fashion 😎🤣🤣🤣
"LET ALL MY RED FLAGS FADE TO WHIIIIITE I GIVE UP"
ayo froggie got a phattie
The og bug's life
How did he make those miniatures? Were they dollhouse furniture? There were no 3d printers back then
is the dancing frog in that "club" dead or just an prop?
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i thought theese were just figures but they are REAL DEAD BUGS???
HannahTheHorrible directed me here. What a nutty movie!
Hollow Knight Lore:
So, this is what the bugs in my dreams do outside of being part of my dreams. Well I'm generally surprised that they have a life outside of my dreams like committing adultery.
Princess Katerra
IG de la bichita?
Uh im going to destroy Tokyo
that's kafkaesque innit
Im from top
Ten who else 🙌
Well that was... a-... video
peak of russian animation
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Gay dragonfly, I get they don't mean gay gay, gay has other definitions but that did not age well
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ohhhhhhhhhhhhh shit
Long long journey to the darkness to the beetle leaders and officials to rule the world 🤣🤣🤣