“Dude, They Got Me”: A Divisive Prehistoric Adventure Movie Leaves VFX Artists Stunned 68 Years Later

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The 1966 adventure fantasy film One Million Years B.C., featuring Raquel Welch and John Richardson, continues to spark awe in the visual effects industry nearly seven decades after its release. Known for its portrayal of a fictionalized past between prehistoric creatures and angry cavemen, the film exemplifies Ray Harryhausen’s iconic mastery of stop-motion animation. Directed by Don Chaffey, the film went on to receive relative success as the UK's ninth most popular theatrical release of that year.
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“Dude, They Got Me”: A Divisive Prehistoric Adventure Movie Leaves VFX Artists Stunned 68 Years Later

Ray Harryhausen's monsters still stun today.

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