#Jankovics Marcell

[magyarfilmekatolcettig]

János vitéz - 1973. Rendezte: Jankovics Marcell. Főszereplők magyar hangjai: Cserhalmi György, Nagy Anikó, Bárdy György, Körmendi János, Pártos Erzsi. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/magyarfilmekatolcettig

[auroradragonart]

"Ős-mélyemben fogant erő Világokat álmodó Te vezess, ha jő az alkony Csillagokkal kacagó

Arany mezőkre, ezüst egekbe"

A tribute to Jankovics Marcell

[magyar-rajzfilmek]

Az ember tragédiája (Jankovics Marcell)

[konyvboritok]

[roseillith]

JÁNOS VITÉZ // JOHNNY CORNCOB (1973) dir. MARCELL JANKOVICS

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[l-ultimo-squalo]

Johnny Corncob/János Vitéz (1973) dir. Marcell Jankovics

Caps taken from the first half of the film.

[franki-lew-yo]

Fanart Friday - Three Princesses

The three princess dragon-wives from the incredible (and necessary to watch for fans of animation) Son of the White Mare from 1981.

They were so gorgeous, though obviously I had to censor the first wife on the side there by turning her away from the others.

I'm telling you guys- FIND THIS MOVIE HOWEVER POSSIBLE. It's a trip and it's a beautiful take on Hungarian folklore. Absolutely loved it.

[humblevictory]

[comicnerdsam]

Long overdue Johnny Corncob fan art

[screenshothaven]

Son of the White Mare (1981)

[annoyingthemesong]

SUBLIME CINEMA #637 - SON OF THE WHITE MARE

Hungary’s contribution to bizzarro animation is incalculable, and this visual poem is one of the best animated films of the 80′s, by legendary artist Marcell Jankovics. 

[szollibisz]

anytime i feel disheartened about art as a career i just think about how Jankovics Marcell became so obsessed with the concept of metamorphosis and the duty of an artist he worked on a movie for nearly 30 years and all he said after the first showing was "it was worth it."

[roseillith]

JÁNOS VITÉZ // JOHNNY CORNCOB (1973) dir. MARCELL JANKOVICS

[umbramons2]

Griffmadár simogatása /Petting the Griffin -2021

[omnivorouscinephilia]

Mad God: Phil Tippett’s Cosmic Scaled Horror Fantasy

Here is a review I wrote last year for HorrOrigins.com of Phil Tippett's Mad God.

This review was originally published on HorrOrigins.com on 1/16/2022. Average audiences may not recognize Phil Tippett by name, but those who do will praise him as among the leading creature effects masters of the last fifty years. Perhaps most famous for his work on Jurassic Park (Steven Spielberg, 1993), he was brought to animate the dinosaurs when they were intended to be partially realized…