Your brain can tell the difference between something real on the screen and something digital. When that semi turned over in TDK and the Batpod did that little reverse flip on the wall, I had goosebumps in the theater. I literally had a physical reaction. CGI doesn't have the same impact because you know it's fake. We've been fed so much CGI over the last decade that we've forgotten the visceral charge that can be had out of actually seeing amazing stunts captured on film. Even blowing up a miniature can look better on film than CGI. Nolan will always choose the best tool for each scene or shot, and not just fall back on CGI for everything. That's one of the things that makes him great.
Because when there is a model, it is real. Its an actual, 3 dimensional object that behaves the way physics say it should. Sure there is such a thing as bad modeling in movies, but when it is done well having an actual object there always looks better than a close attempt at rendering one.
Because when there is a model, it is real. Its an actual, 3 dimensional object that behaves the way physics say it should. Sure there is such a thing as bad modeling in movies, but when it is done well having an actual object there always looks better than a close attempt at rendering one.
But puppet Yoda looked like a real, 3-dimensional thing. CG Yodo looked like a cartoon living in a cartoon world surrounded by other cartoon characters and a few guys wearing silly Halloween costumes. . .what was the question again?Plus if we're comparing good modeling to bad CGI its apples and oranges. Yoda is my go to for this debate. Puppet Yoda still looks like a puppet, not a real living breathing alien. CGI Yoda looks like a cartoon, not a living breathing alien.
But puppet Yoda looked like a real, 3-dimensional thing.
god..that halle berry costume is so friggin dumb looking, real high art fashion/halloween costume mix up. it looks like some advertisement for sex panther cologne or something. I can smell the friggin magazine stink from here...
I appreciate that Nolan makes huge epic movies and does what he can in real life. flipping an eighteen wheeler is awesome. I think he was able to use CGI tastefully when he did, also. I happen to like the batpod flip, because it was so quick and unexpected. It doesn't give your eye the time to see that it's fake before you see a real batman/stunt man apparently bracing himself after the trick. we all knew the 18 wheeler was gonna happen, but not that. I will take anything that makes batman look like he is the master of his craft.
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Well said! Nothing takes me more out of a film then bad CGI.
Honestly, that sounds really, really lame. There's going to be a football team in this movie? Gotham has it's own team? Really, they're called the Gotham Rogues? Seriously?
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