will vinton

[mcelebs]

hello i would really like to see all the works of claymation by will vinton on blu ray

[Torgon]

There is this one

[LarryT]

I would definitely buy Claymation Christmas.

[Hypnosifl]

Many of Vinton's claymation shorts are included as extras on the blu-ray for the documentary Claydream:



Doesn't include the Christmas special though, the full review here lists all the ones that are included (all are claymation except for his early documentary "Gone for a Better Deal" which was about the hippie counterculture and the idea of 'dropping out' of mainstream society).

Will Vinton's Animated Short Filmmography from the 20th Century (HD, 150 minutes) - Wow, what a treat: eleven of Vinton's animated shorts, among them "Closed Mondays" (1974), "Gone for the Better Deal" (1974), "Mountain Music" (s1976), "Martin the Cobbler" (1977), "Claymation: Three Dimensional Clay Animation" (1978), "Rip Van Winkle" (s1978), "The Little Prince" (1979), "Legacy: A Very Short History of Natural Resources" (1979), "Dinosaur" (1980), "A Christmas Gift" (s1980), "The Creation" (1981), and "The Great Cognito" (1982). We're not talking high dollar restorations, but most of them are presented in lovely, grainy 1.33:1 1080p. Only three -- "Mountain Music", "Rip Van Winkle" and "A Christmas Gift" -- are fairly ugly SD upscaled to 1080p.

[Jay H.]

Originally Posted by Hypnosifl

Many of Vinton's claymation shorts are included as extras on the blu-ray for the documentary Claydream:



Doesn't include the Christmas special though, the full review here lists all the ones that are included (all are claymation except for his early documentary "Gone for a Better Deal" which was about the hippie counterculture and the idea of 'dropping out' of mainstream society).

Your avatar is the best one on here.

[BeyondBeyond]

Originally Posted by Torgon

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I was just thinking about THE ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN a few days ago and rewatching scenes on YouTube. Too bad this Blu-ray is OOP. I would love to see Deaf Crocodile get a deal with Will Vinton and start releasing his work, like they're doing with Bill Plympton.