THE DARK CRYSTAL (1982, Dir: Jim Henson and Frank Oz)
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'The Dark Crystal' is a monument to craft, a movie made entirely with puppets, primative robots, strings, fog machines, lighting rigs, and spit. A true monument to analog filmmaking. But is it any good? We discuss.
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