I always loved this movie, & seeing it again after many years hasn't diminshed that feeling. Leads are both now forgotten, but do a great job, & Torin Thatcher was a great villian, with a powerful voice to match. When I first saw this as a teenager, thought Judi Meredith as Princess Elaine was gorgeous, even better when she turned evil. Pity she didn't star in many more movies.

60 yrs old and this film makes me feel 5 again, love it🎉

When I was five this movie scared the crap outta' me. Somebody please do this again!

Stop motion took real time, patience and skill. These were the best.

@queenglamazona8789

Жыл бұрын

I think Jim Danforth was one of the people who worked on this. He also did the Stop Motion Effects on the Hammer Film-When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth.

This is one of my favorite fantasy movies. Jack and the imp in the bottle are my favorite characters.

I saw this when I was 13 y/o in the local moviehouse . At the time the FX were so cool . A really fun movie . If this film were made today everthing would be CGI . It might look good but it would lack the charm . ❤❤❤

@user-jb1gv9xv5b

11 ай бұрын

Well said! Liked

@insideleosmind4313

10 ай бұрын

Movies nowadays seriously needs to be like this again for real!

@wendybutler1681

5 ай бұрын

Back when the artistry was done by humans and not computers.

@charlesstewart6191

5 ай бұрын

You couldn't be more right. It's the charm of a different time that makes it special!

Killer Classic ! loved catching this on broadcast TV in the 70,s as a kid .CBS Late Nite Movie , or Sunday Showcase in the afternoon . 'Jack & the Bean-stock' also kicked ass as a boy. thanks

I loved this Movie. Great Special Effects for That Time.

The acting abilities of the dog and the chimp are outstanding.

Brings back childhood memories. Many thanks.

@bobanlugumerski9886

6 ай бұрын

Super Star 😊

Wow memories I had forgotten thank you so much ...

I see this for the first time(i’m now 66 years old) , and i still surprised how they make these films with the materials they had !!! Thank you, for geving this free to watch !!! L.M.

Oh a wonderful memory from Saturday morning childhood

This was producer Edward Small's attempt to cash in on the huge success of Simbad y la princesa (1958). He even hired the same director (Nathan Juran), hero (Kerwin Mathews) and villain (Torin Thatcher). Nice movie

@queenglamazona8789

Жыл бұрын

Everyone except Ray Harryhausen, Who was the Real Reason the First Sinbad Movie was So Successful.

Brilliant film I loved it when I was a kid and still love it today.

Love those old good resine monsters!

Pleasant memories

I enjoyed it! Nicely played and what a beautiful Princess! Sure it wasn't Harryhausen standards but still good and lively animation!

Saw this around 9 years old. Scared the daylights out of me. Afraid to walk home after the movie.

The cast is perfect! The king is regal, the Princess is....well...Princess like, The bad guy is pure evil looking, his toady is funny and predictable. The Claymation was smoothly done. I was even yelling at the sailors for being stupid. An enjoyable movie I had forgotten.

@TrueFork

7 ай бұрын

why do coronations in movies always look more exciting and fun than real life coronations

@myfavoritemartian1

7 ай бұрын

@@TrueFork Movies are designed to entertain. Real coronations are to cut the ties with the old monarch and make the new one look like the second coming of the messiah. (Look how crappy he was and look how good I am) Which bores people to death.

What a masterpiece

Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood

Wow I loved this film when I was a kid . Thought for years what it was called so glade iv found it . Thank you for sharing 🇬🇧👍

I really love this movie and still love to watch this movie in to the age of 47. As first time when i watched this movie in cinema with my father i was just 12 years old in 1988.

What a cool movie!

Fun movie. I don't remember seeing it as a kid, but I didn't believe in giants as a kid either.

Love this movie. It recaptured the old memories.

está história quando apareceu nas telas eu estava com 9anos saudades que não vouta mais os efeitos especiais estavam só começando.

Saw this as a youth in 1962 when it was first released, It was so much fun , on course you Don't see the small flaws of the animation when your little , perhaps not as clean as Ray's work but still fun and enjoyable.

Great classic

Saw it at The Chabot Theatre in Castro Valley ,Calif.when it came there.I was eight years old.And I have not seen it since.Great stuff.And those costumes must have cost a fortune.

A WONDERFUL AND MINE MOST FAVORITE MOVIE

Woow love this show🎉

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh my goodness

I love these old show from kids days.🍿🍿🍿🍿

💜💜💜💜💜.

Just......fantastic 👍🏼‼️

Awesome

wow i like this movie ' brings me bck in time i love it

Can't believe I never saw this before. This movie rocks.

Viva os bons filmes antigos são arte e cultura mundial

My childhood right there .... awesome film !

اجمل افلام هاي من كنه انشوفه بزغرنه روووعه😙😙😙❤❤❤❤❤💋

so excellent !!!

@cycopat4692

Жыл бұрын

thanxxxx

I watch this Movie over and over and over and over again and don’t tire of it…weird

@queenglamazona8789

Жыл бұрын

Love the Part at the End when Jack Fights the Evil Sorcerer in His Dragon Form.

Wonderful movie. First time I have ever heard of it. Glad I watched it. Gonna save it to share with my grandchildren when they visit. Know they will love it too. Thank you for putting this up. 🙂

I used to watch this and many more shows including Jason and The Argonauts after grade school on the 04:30 movie on ABC channel 7. I can relive my childhood all over again - LOL ! THKS ! The Evil Wizard appeared on an Episode of Lost In Space as did his servant. Oh, FYI The Princess Is a Dish !!!💞

Good old fashioned entertainment brilliant. The Black court of Pendragon was most interesting, and obviously the name of a never made movie.....

Seen it first time at a Saturday Matinee around 1970, it actually scared the crap out of me back then 😳 still an all time favorite at 58 yrs old now 👍✌I'd love to get my hands on some memorabilia or props from this classic, like the Vikings rubber sword etc 😉

Superb!!

I loved the glowing witches in this film ( 34:14 )... probably more than the animated creatures! Tubo, the Warlock.... Zela, with her smoking 'floral bouquet,' Cheerah, the Witch of the Wind and the others.... their names I learned from the movie tie-in comic book, which still occupies a coveted place in my collection, as does this wonderful movie on BluRay!

@queenglamazona8789

Жыл бұрын

Loved Gold Key Comics back in the day. I still have the Comicbook Adaptation of the Valley of Gwangi.

@HassoBenSoba

Жыл бұрын

According to the excellent article that appeared in Cinemagic #34 (1986), this witch's prologue was ACTUALLY FILMED (!), but had to be scrapped. The SFX planning on this film was so chaotic, that director Nathan Juran's insistence on a fluid camera-movement in the witch scenes made the originally-planned effects shots impossible. So the witch costumes appear on film without any "magical" visual enhancement (it's really bad in the brightly lit scene with Jack confronting Pendragon in the "ram-transformation" scene). However, it was decided that the witch's attack on the ship COULD NOT BE scrapped, so a very costly post-production process had to be used where a group of Disney artists were hired to add the colored flames to the witch attack, painstakingly painting them onto the celluloid, frame-by-frame. BIG budget over-run. If you really love this film, find a copy of Cinemagic #34! LR

I remember seeing something about this movie in *STARLOG* magazine back in the day.

Ah this is awesome, would be great if they made a movie today with old stop motion. Jurassic Park was going to be stop motion, the CG crew did test animation while Phil Tippet was working on the movie, now the rest is history after Spielberg saw the test. Be blessed all in Jesus shalom

Ah the science of claymation!

Hell Yeah! 😎

Kids love this movie.

فيلم روعه❤

They should've made some animatronics too so they could make the effects a lot more real.

Wow that was great best movie ive watched this year ,loved the 60s style monsters and special effects ,really amazing movie thanks so much for sharing this

Fabulous escapism!!

The first time i seen this was one Christmas day many moons ago,loved it since.

Two versions one was a musical of sorts. It was just as good as this one,I don't like musicals but it was done tastefully.

Makes you really appreciate the mastery of Ray Harryhousen. This is not that.

Cool

Cormoran Has The Same Roars From Battle Beyond The Sun 1962

This movie ain't PC. 😎 and it had alot to unpack at the time.

I remember my father took me to cinema to watch this when I was a kid , 😂😂 Amazing and fantastic movie ! I believed it to b so real !😂😂

I like the green kraken in the end and they have those toys

DOLCISSIMA L' ATTRICE 👍

Saw this at the Lyric theatre in my hometown back in the early 60’s.One of many good old classic movies for kids,much better than the crap out there now.

I watched this movie in Shams cinema Hyd when I was 16 yes G.Hussain Qureshi 17.8.23

The effects with the witches in the sky top notch

This is awesome❤❤

I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A OUTFIT LIKE THE KING GAVE SIR JACK THE GIANT KILLER , GOOD MOVIE ❤❤❤❤

44:59 The little guy in the bottom left corner is really amazed at the transformation......^^

Filme muy bom(Brasil)

Could be the very first movie I saw on the big screen in 1962, I was seven years old. I was hooked on movies from then on.

Very good Indeed,I'm watching now

Call me crazy..insane..but my favorite scene starts at 19:54..as King Mark calls out "You, farmer...". Kerwin Matthew's reactions are excellent, Paul Sawtell's music (which recalls the "music box" theme from the dancing doll scene) is lovely, and especially the touching scene with Helen Wallace (Jack's mother), all of which add up to one of the few examples of the human element that is missing from fantasy films. In fact, despite its far inferior technical effects, I'd rather watch "Jack" ANY DAY than "7th Voyage", since Harryhausen's films were never able to present real, flesh-and-blood, believable characters (with the exception of "Mysterious Island", which I love). THIS SCENE in "Jack" recaptures that magical experience of seeing this film in fall, 1962. LR (BTW...actress Helen Wallace (Jack's mother) can be seen in Hitchcock's "Psycho" as the daffy rat-poison customer in the hardware store scene.

@edwingonzalez2724

Жыл бұрын

I first saw this movie when I was a young boy. I loved it. Great movie.

@EVIL_THOUGHTS

6 ай бұрын

*Harry Haussen didn't work on "Jack" if my memory's correct, it was only his assisants already*

@wendybutler1681

5 ай бұрын

Going back to watch that scene. Thanks.

@rogerrendzak8055

5 ай бұрын

Her simple line was; "I hope it (the rat poison) doesn't hurt them, too much", or something similar.

@HassoBenSoba

4 ай бұрын

Who said he did?? @@EVIL_THOUGHTS

Ponha pôr favor esse filme completo e muito Lindo parabéns

I saw this at our local movie palace, I was 7. This seems to be the heyday of this type of movie, 1959 to about 1965. About the same year i got a battery-powered monster toy that looked remarkably like this “”giant” right down to the spikes on his head.

I didn't think it would be very good, but it was well done if one likes things of this nature! I really enjoyed it.

SING TO THE TUNE OF PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON: OHHH, Jack, the Giant Killer lived by the sea And frolicked in the autumn mist in a land called Cornwall-ee Little Jackie Killer loved that killing stuff And brought down "Cormoran" with wit and made his sea town tough!

Boa noite gostei muito

The guy with two heads lives down the street from me!

We’re 8 uts❤😅me brother & sisters younger when we saw it’s movie 🏠 we very scared & night no street lights Scrareiest 😮

Fun old fantasy movie - the stop motion animation was decently done, but those monster designs look like kids cartoons come to life. lol

Interesting movie thanks for uploading

This was fantastic, thank you for sharing!

Pendragon throwing down the teeth from his dragon statue, to raise his ghost lancers against Jack, is a direct homage to the dragons-teeth skeletons in "Jason from the Argonauts".

@chucksouders291

Жыл бұрын

Jack came out a year before Jason.

@HassoBenSoba

Жыл бұрын

Yep, "Jack" released in 1962, "Jason" in 1963. Jack's director Nathan Juran proudly stated in an interview: "we didn't have a dollar's worth of special effects in that scene!" He then recounted how they simply stopped the camera, added each costumed knight in the scene, and exploded a charge of flash powder as they re-started the camera. They used an off-camera metronome of some sort to keep the knights all rocking back-and-forth in unison. The simplest effect in the whole film, and one of the most imaginative and effective (greatly aided by Paul Sawtwell's ominous mechanical marching music). LR

I remember my childhood ❤

Brilliant old film .I just love it

When I was younger I had believe it is a true storyed so now it has a good times to watch again, thanks

Shame about the American kid (they didnt exist) and the rubber Viking sword lol apart from that what a brilliant film!

Someone shares the same barber as Ming the Merciless if you ask me

WOW. . .

The evil princes’s attaché also was in the last episode of lost in space as the ‘toy maker’

@queenglamazona8789

Жыл бұрын

Walter Burke, He was a Character Actor who Appeared in Countless Movies and Television Shows. He also played a Leprechan in another Irwin Allen Series-Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. And he was one of the Penguin's Henchmen in an episode of Batman.

@HassoBenSoba

Жыл бұрын

@@queenglamazona8789 Walter was an EXCELLENT dramatic actor when given a chance. Watch him in Thriller's "Man of Mystery", act 4..a script written especially for him by author Robert Bloch. LR

@randyacuna5643

11 ай бұрын

@HassoBenSoba I totally agree about Burke, he had a screen presence that made him a wonderful screen character. He is in 2 outer limits episodes in the first season. The Invisibles ( great episode) and the Mutant. ( small role).

@randyacuna5643

10 ай бұрын

Walter was also with character actor Jesse white in a funny munster episode in which they played fake movies makers telling Herman he was gonna be a big star but actually trying to cause an accident so as to collect on the insurance.

I saw this I'm sure in black and white I remember the mini cyclod it marked me for life I was actually looking for the movie that had that scene in it and found it...I get mixed up with all the Sinbad movies which I love also. 32:55

Back when the bad guys skin was a sickly gray/green palor,

I first saw this 50 years ago New year's Day 1974 when I was seven-and it scared me it was more like a horror movie than a sciencefiction fantasy adventure. The 2013 remake was more like Lord of the Rings Return of the King.