Scenes that DO NOT need CGI or Dummies, but use them anyway....
Hey all,
I can't stand when a movie uses CGI or a body Dummy when one is absolutely not necessary. It totally detracts form the believablility of the scene/movie. Ok, I just thought of one. In Idle Hands when Pnub gets his head cut off, there is a scene where it's in a chair. The camera cuts to a closeup of the head looking around -- but it's a poorly done mechanical head. Ok, either leave that shot out, or cut a hole in the chair.... But you know what I mean.....Anyone have any examples....? Later, Matt |
Why is this in DVD talk and not Movie talk? Just because the movies are on DVD?
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Kung Fu Hustle? ;)
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Fink,
Yup -- had to pick one. |
Eyes Wide Shut. 'nuff said.
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What a coincidence that you started a thread on this and then right in the middle of your original post, you thought of an example.
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As far as I'm concerned, in a world of cinema saturated with unnecessary CGI, the one that pisses me off the most is close-ups of Yoda's face in Episodes II and III, when a perfectly good, even more emotive puppet served for Episodes V and VI. I really can't stand it and to think of the money and time that went into creating something that could have been done so easily and cost-effectively the 1980s way...ugh...
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Blade part Deux, that rediculous CG fight scene where he's fighting that vampire dude with the nightvision goggles.
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BuddyRevell's observation reminded me of another--digital Neo/Multiple Agent Smiths fight in the alleyway in THE MATRIX RELOADED...gee, Misters Wachowski, I sure can't tell when we go from live action to CGI here at all...:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Filmmaker
BuddyRevell's observation reminded me of another--digital Neo/Multiple Agent Smiths fight in the alleyway in THE MATRIX RELOADED...gee, Misters Wachowski, I sure can't tell when we go from live action to CGI here at all...:rolleyes:
IMHO, of course. |
Meesa don't know what to post in thissen thread...
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Originally Posted by Jon2
The thread is about using CGI (or dummies) where they are not needed, not bad CGI. As for Matrix Reloaded, in the parts of the fight scene where the transition to CGI is obvious, it's those parts that couldn't have been done any other way.
IMHO, of course. |
DVDtalk is for talking about DVDs, Movie Talk is for talking about movies, even if that movie is available on DVD.
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Originally Posted by Filmmaker
BuddyRevell's observation reminded me of another--digital Neo/Multiple Agent Smiths fight in the alleyway in THE MATRIX RELOADED...gee, Misters Wachowski, I sure can't tell when we go from live action to CGI here at all...:rolleyes:
i was just thinking of that. I watched it for the first time since i got y big screen and the extra inches absolutly killed tha scene. Once you start getting more detail, it is easy to tear that scene apart. That would get my vote. |
Originally Posted by KillerQ
Fink,
Yup -- had to pick one. |
Any time CGI blood is used.
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Originally Posted by BuddyRevell
Blade part Deux, that rediculous CG fight scene where he's fighting that vampire dude with the nightvision goggles.
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I apologize -- can someone please move this to the proper forum...
Thanks, Matt |
Mac and Me...anyone who's seen it knows which scene I'm talking about.
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Originally Posted by Rockmjd23
Any time CGI blood is used.
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Haha,
Mac & Me rocks.... Wasn't the scene of the aliens flipping around or flying or something? Also, Drexl - Pun intended? Later, Matt |
Originally Posted by KillerQ
Haha,
Mac & Me rocks.... Wasn't the scene of the aliens flipping around or flying or something? Also, Drexl - Pun intended? Later, Matt Spoiler:
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Oh yea,
I forgot about that....terrible...haha |
LOTR trilogy, Star Wars NT
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The Ring Two - Just saw this terrible movie, and they used CG deer. Honestly, they couldn't find trained deer to do the scene?
Day After Tomorrow - CG wolves. |
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