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A new video in time for Christmas!
The inhabitants of Greendale become so fed up waiting for HourofPoop to upload a YTP, that Postman Pat decides to make one himself... with mixed results.
Thanks for your patience, and have a very Merry Christmas! - The HourofPoop Brothers.
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A gentler, kinder time, when a soft shoe, and a little Laurel and Hardy magic could make the world feel right again. Step by step, toe by toe, in "Way Out West" Stan and Ollie remind us that sometimes the simplest pleasures are the sweetest.
I did that with John Hurt on a train, once. It was packed. He was seated with some assistant and when we met eyes he looked nervous, but I smiled, nodded and for a moment we shared a mutual understanding. For which he seemed grateful. It was a special moment I'll never forget.
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Remembering Richard Harris (1930–2002), an extraordinary actor whose career gave us everything from A MAN CALLED HORSE (1970) and THE FIELD (1990) to his unforgettable turn as Albus Dumbledore in HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE (2001).
A truly one-of-a-kind screen presence.
I've officially had my YouTube channel for 20 years now! 🎈
Not gonna lie, to be an OG YTPer with a channel that avoided ever getting suspended for copyright or community guidelines infringements feels like I survived a great world war... involving poop 💩🪠
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It's too bad there wasn't at least one more Muppets movie in this format, honestly I wish they were still putting out one every few years to this day. It's a perfect film format for them: classic literature with muppets in the supporting roles & a juicy role for a "real" actor. Muppet Treasure Island actually did even better at the box office than Christmas Carol so I don't get why they bailed on the concept for the forgettable "Muppets From Space" next
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The Muppets have released a statement on the tragic passing of Tim Curry.
“Few humans have earned the title of honorary Muppet more than the legendary Tim Curry. As a performer, he was unparalleled – witty, charming, unnerving, and deeply funny.
We will always consider it one of our greatest treasures to have been part of Long John Silver’s crew. Thank you for everything, Tim.”
Kind of a backward compliment, really, as Disney's fallen off so hard in the last few decades that associating it with such a legend as Jim Cummings would be an insult. Disgraceful all the same, though, he deserves so much more.
Hey, everyone. Thought we'd give a quick update.
We've been making something special to celebrate our channel passing 100k last month. It will be in the tradition of our "Wallace Reacts" videos. However, this one will be quite a bit different than its predecessors. Stay tuned😉
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Finally got to add Buzz to my scene recreation, loving this model so much!! Very awesome work on him Ubern!
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Replying to @Swag_K1RBY
The fact genAI has reached this point is both unsurprising yet ALSO beyond heartbreaking. Everything about its ""evolution"" is a giant middle finger to anyone who's ever created art. Especially within MS Paint and/or traditionally.
Well, it's happened. It's finally happened! We've passed 100k! Thank you to everyone who helped us reach this milestone! We are truly grateful. Sorry there's been no activity recently. We have lots cooking and we will be making an update shortly. Thanks again one and all!
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It’s hard to believe that all of this is CGI, the smoke, the movements, the realism. It’s like season 3 with RTX on
Extremely impressive
"Trust Thomas"
A recreation of a classic Thomas & Friends episode, completely animated and rendered in @Blender. This project has been my most ambitious yet and I hope you enjoy it. Credits are at the end of the episode.
Watch the full episode here:
youtu.be/JLcvMEF52bA
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Actor Sam Neill has sadly died aged 78. As well has being a fantastic actor, he regularly showed his love of nature and farming. Here he is with his beloved duck. A lovely man who understood the value of the simple things in life. RIP Sam Neill.






































