I saw the Dark Crystal when I was 6 years old in the cinema, then my mum took us again! and omg... I loved it so much! I strangely loved the Chamberlain.... and Fizz gig!
The voices are so soothing to me, I can listen to them talk about anything, it's like hearing my mothers voice, some of the first voices I heard in life are Jim Henson and Frank Oz on Sesame Street.
I was 13/14 when this movie released. I grew up with Henson - Sesame Street, the Muppet Show etc. This movie is has been beloved by me ever since. I remember my brother and I walking around impersonating Chamberlain 😂❤
Jim henson created and left a legacy of work behind not only was he a master puppeteer but a fantasy film director with a strong vision as a film maker irreplaceable RiP Jim henson and faz fazakas / and the legendary muppet film makers who created brilliance and class in a glass ❤😂🎉😅😊 which is now historical film making at its very best
5:18 I love how he said "I start with the eye/s" bc I draw my style in the same way when everybody says "NO! You have to make a whole geometrical form construction first!!!" Nope, it is different, intuitive and everybody has a different style.
same, starting with the eyes helps me design the rest of the character. used to start with the shapes, but once you get the hang of faces it's really not necessary
At the time, everything was created by hand! Now everything is CGI! 😞😞😞 You can see and feel the love these people have put in this movie...Remarkable work of art!
I recall seeing this documentary on TV when I was about 10 years old. I instantly wanted to see the movie! I guess that was probably the main reason this was aired on TV now I think about it. The Dark Crystal was hugely influential on me at the time. I don't think the musical composer Trevor Jones got enough credit for what he brought to the film.
Is anyone going to watch this in 2024
🤘here. Greetings from germany.
I am
The film is worth seeing
I watched just a couple days ago. I cry every time.
Just did.
I were like 7 when I saw this movie, I’m 48 now. Still watch it. Still love it ❤
47 and going, myself. I have this on 25th anniversary dvd, used to sleep with it playing, Gary Kurtz is ASMR to me.
I saw the Dark Crystal when I was 6 years old in the cinema, then my mum took us again! and omg... I loved it so much!
I strangely loved the Chamberlain.... and Fizz gig!
56:00 It was a work of art Jim Henson, it was a Masterpiece. And like a fine wine it aged amazingly. Thank you so much.
The voices are so soothing to me, I can listen to them talk about anything, it's like hearing my mothers voice, some of the first voices I heard in life are Jim Henson and Frank Oz on Sesame Street.
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This should have more views❤❤❤❤
Brian Froud really helped the henson style grow into something magical and unforgettable
Thank you for preserving this documentary.
39:00 i love hearing Fozzy bear as Aughra😂😂😂😂
so sad they changed it
I was 13/14 when this movie released. I grew up with Henson - Sesame Street, the Muppet Show etc. This movie is has been beloved by me ever since. I remember my brother and I walking around impersonating Chamberlain 😂❤
Nah bro this sh was TERRIFYING as a kid….still kinda now too lol
A time before computers when movies really HAD TO BE MADE. Neverending Story is another masterpiece...It truly was a world of wonder...
Yes and the Legend as well as Labyrinth, all were such part of my growing up as a kid
jim henson's the dark crystal is the masterpiece.
Agreed. I love his creativity
A masterpiece to scare the living fck out a child
Jim henson created and left a legacy of work behind not only was he a master puppeteer but a fantasy film director with a strong vision as a film maker irreplaceable RiP Jim henson and faz fazakas / and the legendary muppet film makers who created brilliance and class in a glass ❤😂🎉😅😊 which is now historical film making at its very best
Best set design
Oh, Aughra has been a favourite character ever since.❤.
Love that ugly Beauty❤.
They dont make them like this anymore. 😢
5:18 I love how he said "I start with the eye/s" bc I draw my style in the same way when everybody says "NO! You have to make a whole geometrical form construction first!!!"
Nope, it is different, intuitive and everybody has a different style.
same, starting with the eyes helps me design the rest of the character. used to start with the shapes, but once you get the hang of faces it's really not necessary
Grew up with this. This was my childhood. I'm 19 now and this poor franchise has no hope of returning.
Hope is the last that dies
You can be 19 your probably like 35 or 40 these movie came out in the 80 stupid bitch
Keep believing!!!keep pretending!!!
Netflix has a show of it
Never say never, this is my art style
54:14 Jim Henson's smile of wonderment and amusement is touching..
I've been looking for this documentary for a very long time. Thank you for posting it.
At the time, everything was created by hand! Now everything is CGI! 😞😞😞
You can see and feel the love these people have put in this movie...Remarkable work of art!
I'm going to watch this again tonight.
Extraordinaire ,merveilleux ,fantastique !!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The tale is done.. the two are one.
Thank you for uploading this. Love from Ireland xx
Ten seconds into the henson interview at the start... I knew hes kermit... Nice to hear kermi again...
This is awesome thank you!
Omg I'm STOKED to watch this
I recall seeing this documentary on TV when I was about 10 years old. I instantly wanted to see the movie! I guess that was probably the main reason this was aired on TV now I think about it. The Dark Crystal was hugely influential on me at the time. I don't think the musical composer Trevor Jones got enough credit for what he brought to the film.
Amazing, this is a solid filmmaking class
7:48 it's skekra from the circle of the suns!
SkekGra
Was anyone else a little confused for a moment when they showed the artist painting that landscape???
Yes. Very.
But there is still hope in comic and novels
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