Is he right?
Is he right?
Why do we all see the same Twitter post? Are we just living in the same culture bubbles?
No
But when Star Wars does it suddenly it’s a problem.
hey, we could just spend hours under the blistering sun in the middle of nowhere just CAUSE ART or film this in a studio with AC and ammenities?
hmmmmm tough call
Every movie shot in the blistering sun still looks amazing though, the studio ones are forgotten
modern movies
background is CGI
weather is CGI
props are CGI
How can people seriously watch such garbage
nostalgiafags need to hang
you'd think that filming from outside of the realm of physical space would create lighting and blocking problems.
No not generally. Ask tom cruise while he is clinging to the wheel of a biplane flying over south aftrica.
This is only true for movies from before ~2015. It's gotten to the point that you can't actually tell the difference between real sets and CGI most of the time.
Anon Babble threads used to be made without twitter
You used to respond to them without twitter, I've made this same type of thread before and they died bumpless
You only opened this thread because you hoped there'd be some saucy irrelevant eceleb controversy in it
Twitter was called twitter
They went to exegol? Whaoa
CGI has only gotten worse since 2015.
going outside
what the fuck? have you been outside lately? do you see who's out there?
are you fucking nuts or blind, raj?
why the hell would anyone live in monument valley, movie makes no sense, it's a death valley
Is he right?
Back to twitter
It's gotten to the point that you can't actually tell the difference between real sets and CGI most of the time.
lol
Twitter has managed to find a way to be as awful as Reddit.
This is actually called confirmation bias. You only notice CGI when it is noticeably bad, and therefore you believe those cases to be generally representative of CGI when in reality they're the outliers.
Post some cgi characters who look as convincing as Davy Jones from 2006.
no, it's a matte painting
Post some environmental CGI from 2006 that looks as good as Top Gun Maverick
blah blah blah I graduated from reddit university I am very smart by the way
I've never visited twitter.com but by virtue of using Anon Babble in current year I can say that I'm an honorary twitter user
German expressionist kino was made entirely on the inside. Even shadows were artificial.
yes
That was a specific artistic decision. Look at Lawrence of Arabia vs. DUNC. The former actually feels like a desolate desert while Arrakis in DUNC looks like a shallow, boring matte painting of a desert. The real thing these CGI backgrounds lack is the perception of depth.
yeah
you can't actually tell the difference between real sets and CGI most of the time
Life would be so much simpler if I were this retarded.
do you see who's out there?
Niggers?
unpopular opinion here but the desert looked better in the Dune miniseries than in DUNC
Cope
Yes he is right and that comes with a lot of drawbacks, you have no control over the weather and even less control over light and sound.
Perhaps but you're forgetting that was a common trick in old movie was to use stock footage over a landscape and then play that on a screen which the actors are standing in front of.
I find it hilarious that some modern movies both go out to locations and do CGI and both aspects are shit.
Zoomies and their artificially constructed greenscreen sets deserve the bullet.
I agree
Every movie shot in the blistering sun still looks amazing though
Get a load of this guy.
Yes and no, yes there were many location shoots, but no there were also many "outdoor" scenes shot on sets.
Yeah man it's the 22 year olds who run hollywood
But the desert shot in DUNC were shot in a real desert.
Proof?
The modern internet is a homogenized mess of slop. You can't escape this crap anywhere anymore.
Lawrence of Arabia and DUNC were literally both filmed in Wadi Rum, Jordan.
It’s all orchestrated
It's not hot year round. It's also a dry heat so it's surprisingly comfortable.
Does every twitter post have to be a thread?
Anon Babble used to make it's own content
why is it so bright?