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The MSJ posted:This looks interesting. A movie about dead people returning to life from the author of Let The Right One In. Stupidly, this startled me because I have an unfinished story lying around with a similar concept. Looks interesting indeed and I liked Border /Grens a lot too.
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May 9, 2024 06:04
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checkplease posted:Early reviews calling Furiosa fantastic but quite different from Fury Road, which is now miller often plays it with sequels. Furiosa: Rig in the City
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Dikkfor posted:Furiosa: Rig in the City a car combat rugrats-like for introducing your child to dialectical materialism
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:https://x.com/gentledoofus/status/1788295767288914004?s=61&t=fWsm-upldseXptBaVlet9Q I was wondering why that guy in the screenshot looked vaguely familiar.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfgjVKoMb4M Caught this movie at a film festival earlier this year, going wide this summer I think. Good movie, pretty good trailer imo. Very Old Joy, which is always a plus in my book.
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May 9, 2024 16:47
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I'm a Thunderdome Liker so I say bring on Furiosa, even if it looks cheap as poo poo Georgie will give me something cool to remember in it.
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May 9, 2024 17:12
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I think modern movie-going audiences are way too critical of CGI as a specific type of special effect. At worst in the Furiosa trailer, it just adds a sort of painterly effect. Fluid motion goes a long way in my book, compared to the herky-jerky look of stop motion animation, or creaky hydraulics of some mechanical effects that I grew up with.
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May 9, 2024 19:54
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ee-eE_mIXRo I guess they're remaking Gone Girl. edit: Wait apparently this is a remake of an Alan Pakula/Harrison Ford movie I've never seen.
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May 9, 2024 20:05
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Wasn't the production of Fury Road a total nightmare? I can see why Miller and company wouldn't want to do that again.
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May 9, 2024 20:05
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I dunno if I'm even consciously saying what I do cuz of cgi effects. It just doesn't hit me the same and that's fine, its hard to measure up with a film that had some all time great trailers. I trust George, he's too old to do another Fury Road the same way and it'll at least be decent or somewhat interesting. Just a hard film to follow up.
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the only narrative formats that arent afflicted with obvious special effects are literature and animation. if youre watching a live-action tv or film production, and it has special effects, you are going to notice that there are things on the screen that dont exist in reality. if you get hung up on the means by which those things are realized, then it is an issue with your perception, not the production
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scary ghost dog posted:the only narrative formats that arent afflicted with obvious special effects are literature and animation. if youre watching a live-action tv or film production, and it has special effects, you are going to notice that there are things on the screen that dont exist in reality. if you get hung up on the means by which those things are realized, then it is an issue with your perception, not the production Plenty of movies and TV shows have been able to show the unreal in a way that's not distracting. The problem is when the seams show.
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May 9, 2024 20:24
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live with fruit posted:Plenty of movies and TV shows have been able to show the unreal in a way that's not distracting. The problem is when the seams show. the seams always show. it is up to the individual whether they are noticed, and whether noticing them is a distraction. the examples i choose to illustrate this are: roger rabbit. ghostbusters. district 9. alien.
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for decades people have been predicting special effects that will be indistinguishable from reality. but the way to make art is not to be groundbreaking, or cutting-edge, or hyper-realistic; it’s to tell a good story, unimpeded by the limitations of technology. if a good script cant be made without cheesy special effects, then the problem isnt the cheesy special effects, it’s the audience’s perception of the special effects as cheesy due to decades of training by massive hundred-million-dollar movies to see anything short of perfect photorealism as an embarrassing failure
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May 9, 2024 20:44
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The issue here is that Mad Max The Road Warrior has perfect photorealism because they actually just built and filmed all that stuff. Like, in order to make things "look real" Hollywood used to have to...just do the stuff. Look at Lawrence of Arabia.
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May 9, 2024 20:49
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There are plenty of people who think that Fury Road has way less CGI than it really does. There's a whole hour and a half long series on YouTube that details this kind of thing.
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Fury Road should have been given a ride / world at Disney or Universal City but alas it was WB so they don't have a park. They should license it to us like Harry Potter. I want to hang out here
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kiimo posted:Fury Road should have been given a ride / world at Disney or Universal City but alas it was WB so they don't have a park. They should license it to us like Harry Potter. I want to hang out here An employee dressed as Immortan Joe: "Do not become addicted to the churros!"
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starving to death, begging for hydration, looking for the exit yeah, that actually sums up theme parks for me
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May 9, 2024 21:49
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"Witness me...in these character photos for $30 a piece!"
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live with fruit posted:There are plenty of people who think that Fury Road has way less CGI than it really does. There's a whole hour and a half long series on YouTube that details this kind of thing. yeah. the verisimilitude of special effects is a matter only relevant to the individual.
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live with fruit posted:There are plenty of people who think that Fury Road has way less CGI than it really does. There's a whole hour and a half long series on YouTube that details this kind of thing. this is the whole point. good CGI shouldn't have you thinking "isn't that good CGI!?" you forget it's there.
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Jewmanji posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ee-eE_mIXRo The Harrison Ford one is pretty good, we used to own a copy on VHS. I have no idea why anyone would want or need this remade.
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thrawn527 posted:"Witness me...in these character photos for $30 a piece!" Drawing your character portrait, written at the bottom: MEDIOCRE
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live with fruit posted:There are plenty of people who think that Fury Road has way less CGI than it really does. There's a whole hour and a half long series on YouTube that details this kind of thing. 
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flashy_mcflash posted:The Harrison Ford one is pretty good, we used to own a copy on VHS. I have no idea why anyone would want or need this remade. Ford sure had a thing for guys accused of killing lovers in the early-90s.
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mcmagic posted:this is the whole point. good CGI shouldn't have you thinking "isn't that good CGI!?" you forget it's there. Yeah, this is the key. CGI isn't bad. There is absolutely incredible CGI usage out there. CGI is bad when it becomes distractingly obvious. The best CGI is so immensely well done you don't realize it is there and usually in conjunction with other things, Nobody cares Fury Road has CGI because there's precious few moments where it really stands out in context. (Which is what I hope Furiosa ends up doing.)
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On the other hand, Speed Racer owns.
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There’s CGI in pretty much every shot in every big set piece of fury road lol. And it’s a lot more obvious than you realize
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CelticPredator posted:And it’s a lot more obvious than you realize If people don't realize it's CGI, is it obvious?
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kiimo posted:Fury Road should have been given a ride / world at Disney or Universal City but alas it was WB so they don't have a park. They should license it to us like Harry Potter. I want to hang out here Yeah they do https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warner_Bros._Movie_World No Mad Max ride
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They have a Green Lantern ride. OMG I feel like Ryan Reynolds probably got dragged to that opening, begrudgingly. Like, wincing the entire time that they made a roller coaster for his biggest flop
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scary ghost dog posted:yeah. the verisimilitude of special effects is a matter only relevant to the individual. okay so what point are you trying to make here in response to a number of individuals saying the effects in the Furiosa trailer are too obvious and fake looking
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