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>>364836>They were real in my mind.That's the point anon, they were real, but outside of a basic draft and on the most common numerous species, pinpointing how they looked like is hard and the fags pushing for "this is more accurate to how they look like" are lying to themselves and everyone else.
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This popped into my head, but I got confused and misremembered it as a Cinemassacre video. I always assumed the scene where Jack Driscoll is hiding in the cave was just part of a sound stage. If there are production notes saying that some filming was done in Bronson Canyon, then I guess that part being shot there does seem plausible. They could have just spiced the scenery up with vegetation to match the jungle sets.
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>>367441Merry /kong/mas anon.
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Here's a video that goes over The Ghost of Slumber Mountain, a short film Willis O'Brien worked on before The Lost World that was important in his artistic development. It also covers some of the drama between him and Herbert Dawley.
As mentioned, the Flicker Alley release of The Lost World features a restored version of the film. I couldn't find any YouTube upload of The Ghost of Slumber Mountain that didn't look like garbage. Anyway, I think The Ghost of Slumber Mountain and Along the Moonbeam Trail are more interesting as historical curiosities than anything, but they're still interesting viewing from that point of view.