I remeber Jason and the Argonauts and one of my all time favorite movies Clash of the Titans which i saw on opening day its right up there with the God Father and Jaws etc and you are right my child hood was watching his movies to ( see you and GH aint the only old guys gaming lol.

Yeah that's too bad.  Clash of the Titans was really big when I was a kid.

I will have to pull out my copy of The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad and join you in mourning for Harry. I saw that movie at the drive-in when I was maybe five or six and then hunted it down as an adult, first on VHS, and then on DVD. His special effects really were an art form, and took more talent than today's CGI to pull off.

I love Clash of the Titans and Sinbad. 

I loved watching The Seventh Voyage if Sinbad as a kid. It was amazing how he brought those fantastical creatures to life. Really fired my imagination up whenever I saw it!

I saw this on Cinnemassacre. I used to love those old stop motion movies like Clash of the Titans and Sinbad. They don't make movies like that anymore. RIP Ray! 

I have seen almost all of the movies he worked on. Clash of the Titans and The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad are probably my favorites. Cg is cool and all but there is something about the stop motion work that just has a completely different vibe. It always amazed me as a kid. He was a true innovator and an artist. He will be missed.

I don't know that there is a movie of his I've seen, but I do know who he is, and just how much time and effort must be put into stop-motion animation. Sorry to hear this.

The grea thing about his f/x work was that his creations had personality and felt tangible in a way that most CGI work lacks. That it was painstaking work for he and his collaborators was even more amazing. I know younger people (or modern audiences in general) may find f/x like this dated (and by association, poor) but back then maverick technology was being pushed to its limit and viewers back then had no problem in letting our imaginations fill in the blanks. So of course it was real.

He was a visionary and way ahead of his time. I remember how amazed i was by his work as a child. Made going to the movies so exciting. He will be missed,but his legacy always remains.

Damn, at least he left an amazing legacy of animation that no doubt will continue to inspire future generations.

I have King Kong and Clash packed away from the move, as soon as they emerge from the box they will be in my 360.