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So, The Wad and the Worm (First Version), it’s this intriguing piece of early claymation that you might not come across easily. Created back in '66 but only saw the light of day in 2022. The vibe is distinctly experimental, almost raw, like a teenager dabbling in this new medium, inspired by Eliot Noyes' abstract jazz claymation, if you can believe that. The pacing feels loose, almost like a dream, where the visuals guide the narrative rather than strict storytelling. And those practical effects? They have a certain charm, all wobbly and textured, something you can't replicate with CGI. It’s a fascinating snapshot of a creative mind in the throes of exploration. Not your typical animation, that’s for sure.
First version of the film, longer than the later remake.Represents a unique moment in the evolution of claymation.Atmosphere reflects youthful experimentation and abstraction.
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