Jason and the Argonauts
wohali
wohali
wohali@timeloop.cafe

A sodium process was used on the travelling matte in this shot, which Ray thought was the very best one he ever had used.

They had to re-make the rocks out of coal so they would not float - like the first Styrofoam rocks they used. πŸ˜†

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Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

We visit the clashing rocks, which are a narrow channel. The waters seem suspiciously calm so Argo yells really loud to frighten them.

Then a second ship appears to show the audience how the monster works. as if to say "fuck this boat!!!" the rock walls decide to do a rock slide and sink the poor, innocent, Other Boat. RIP other boat.

Ben Ramsey
Ben Ramsey
ramsey@don.monster

Wow. Jason has gone from kind of devout, yet with little need for the gods, which is why Zeus liked him, to completely against the gods and ready for all humans to do without them.

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Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

Katie is accusing the oar cadence drummer of "doing it wrong".

(Is there a specific name for that drummer? We must have some rowers in this monsterdon crew, don't we?)

Ben Ramsey
Ben Ramsey
ramsey@don.monster

β€œThere’s no turning back on this voyage, though I’ve forgotten why we’re doing this, by now. Just like the audience has forgotten.”

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Bluedepth

Gus Kasminski, the skeet shooting champion of Kenosha Wisconsin could make short work of these annoying harpies.

Andy L.
Andy L.
apLundell@timeloop.cafe

#monsterdon I wonder who was on that other ship. What adventure were they having? What was so important that they went through these rocks known to be deadly?

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

The Argonauts successfully trap the harpies by putting nets all around the ancient temple, trapping the harpies in a cage, so Phinneas can eat his snack in peace. In return he gives them directions to Colchis, which requires sailing through some "clashing rocks". He also gives them a cool necklace, which is a nice reward for a sidequest well done.

Mister Softie :dp_knife:
Mister Softie :dp_knife:
whiskeysailor@reefahoy.boats

I can't find what the draft would be but I suspect it would be very shallow. It's not like they really had knowledge on the way to combat leeway nor as much issue with the square rig (normally you have a large weight under the hull to pull the center down leading to more stability and less leeway (where the wind pushes you sideways as you go forward))
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