Various MPEG-Animations

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Clips from various movies

• Wallace & Gromit
  • A Grand Day Out
    • Gromit drilling a hole (587091 Bytes)
    • The rocket launch (1762084 Bytes)
  • The Wrong Trousers
    • Gromit wakes up ... (1631586 Bytes)
    • Capturing Feathers McGraw (the penguin) (1076091 Bytes)
    • Gromit confronting Feathers McGraw (495147 Bytes)
  • A Close Shave
    • Wallace having some porridge for breakfast (1784395 Bytes)
    • Wallace & Gromit getting ready for work. (1340935 Bytes)
    • Gromit cleaning the clock (627173 Bytes)
    • Wallace waking up among sheep (394541 Bytes)
    • Gromit's escape from prison (2744861 Bytes)
    • 'DANGER 2000 ft DROP' (665381 Bytes)
    • organized sheep (573440 Bytes)
    • air strike against Preston (916615 Bytes)
    • Gromit switching to 'CLOSE SHAVE' (390409 Bytes)
    • 'The End' (847502 Bytes)

  • Creature Comfort ( Not Wallace & Gromit but also by Nick Park )
    • Interview with a lion in the zoo
      • in MPEG format. (10193068 Bytes)
      • in QuickTime format. (31168039 Bytes)

    NOTE: The above MPEG-File (lion.mpg) is a MPEG-System-file (Video and Audio) it was created on a SGI and plays fine with the latest version of SGI's 'movieplayer'.'mpeg_play' wasn't able to play this file when I tried it. So please make sure that the tool you use to view MPEG-files is able to handle MPEG-system-streams before you download 10MB.

• Pink Floyd: The Wall
  • Screaming face coming out of the wall ... (426767 Bytes)
  • ... ends with a fist turning into a hammer (694121 Bytes)
  • 'Good bye blue sky' (Pigeon turning into warbird ...) (3585752 Bytes)

• Blade Runner
  • Opening Sequence ... zoom into Tyrell Corp. (1087519 Bytes)
  • Flying Sequence ... to Police HQ (1248464 Bytes)

• Highlander
  • His first 'death' plus transition into present (3216275 Bytes)
  • The Kurgan training with his sword (3231625 Bytes)

• Psycho
  • The shower-scene (9362694 Bytes)

• Poltergeist
  • The House-vanishing-scene (1825154 Bytes)

• Clips from the TV-Show Married ... with Children.

• A (long) computer generated MPEG-movie (with 3D-Graphics)

In case you don't have a program to view MPEG-movies:
For DOS/Windows PC you may try VMPEG. For Unix Workstations mpeg_play is usually a good choice.