vfx artists react to bad & great cgi 9

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in this episode of vfx artists react to bad & great cgi wren, niko and special guest sam (because clint is in ireland) react to the "wonky fun" and science of facial expression in alita: battle angel, the tricky and detailed animation tracking in ex machina, rag on spawn a bit, and explain dr. manhattan's glow in watchmen.

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[ljtryout]

Started watching it for the VFX reviews, stayed for Nico and his cute laugh.

Also, i remember watching Spawn way back when, i did not remember it being that bad.
That Spawn fan remake from a few years ago is waaaaaaaaaay better.

[therearewords]

I continue to be boggled by what people can (unpaid, uneducated) create.

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[therearewords]

I know this actress but not by name or work, just that I'm quite attracted to her.

[winter_lace]

I think she was in OITNB?

[therearewords]

Oh no wait, John Wick 3 I think! Annoying but sexy.

[la_petite_singe]

I loved the Adjudicator character sfm (calmly bossing men around in fabulous gloves and earrings is such #goals), but yes, Asia is a bit much.

[judgmental]

As someone who directs cgi on a regular basis it always makes me so mad when people assume it’s just easy to make

It takes just as much skill and time as 2d

[idontwannago55]

Alicia Vikander was flawless in Ex Machina

[helliosx]

Oscar and Domhnall were great too. People give CGI too much credit in that film, and not enough to the cast.

[idontwannago55]

yees! they were amazing too

(girl is that Matt Camp in your icon?)

[helliosx]

Yupp