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4 comments:
I still don’t understand why so much cgi is used nowadays, it just looks SO fake. Hand made props look realistic and much better looking.
Yeah, you can recreate sooo much with using household items. These guys are are amazing!
I think there is going to be a return to more realistic stuff in movies. Its a slow turn, but I think you will start to see the trend happening in more and more movies. Its why John Wick was successful. People have been oversaturated with cgi and now want more realism. We arent amazed by things made on a green screen anymore. Put the characters in a real place in the world doing real stunts and I will enjoy it much more.
The best use of CGI is when it is combined subtlety with practical effects. Peter Jackson and Guillermo Del Toro seem to recognize that well.
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