Talos

>>15537073
Who would win, Talos or a Zaku?

>>15537089
Unless Talos is made of something very special a heat hawk should do the job

>>15537093
Would a Zaku be fast enough though? Talos is probably faster and has better reflexes because he IS the robot.

>>15537100
Depends on the pilot I suppose, btw do we actually know how big he was meant to be?

>>15537073
PUT THE MONEY ON THE TABLE

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>>15537089
The Turkish Robot will beat the two in no time!

>>15537073
>implying Talos can defeat the Golem of Prague's jewjitsu

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>>15537672
My mensch.

>>15537672
>Shitty clay man that dies if you change one letter clearly marked in a big exposed area.
>VS a metal giant warrior.

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>>15537073
Great movie.

>>15538134
Nah, way too old to really enjoy today.

>>15538229
Is that about the stop motion effects not being smooth enough to blend with the actor choreography?
Other than that I don't see how a Ray Harryhausen adventure film wouldn't still be entertaining.

>>15538258
For the same general reason old movies aren't fun to watch? What's so complicated?

>>15538229
This.
Any film that doesn't have desaturated colors, shaky-cam action scenes, bad CGI, a "diverse" cast and all of the supernatural elements downplayed or removed (think that crappy "Troy" film) is simply not watchable.

>>15539308
Shut up, Grandpa. This is half the reason people mock old stuff, because it gets a rise out of geezers who don't understand they are being baited. Old and modern media are obviously different and will draw in people for different reasons.