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15 years in and the CGI in these films seem to be regressing at an accelerating rate

posted a year ago by BeenSavage (561)
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This movie was probably the best example to date. It may be because the entire thing is done behind a green screen but it just felt like I was watching something in the early 2000s. This started to stand out to me with Multiverse of Madness, then in Wakanda Forever, and now this. It would be different if they Marvel was pushing the bar with their visuals but it’s just so run of the mill. Though I don’t declare myself an Avatar fan I was blown away due of what you can actually do with a little innovation. I get the fact that those movies are years in development but still.

[–] CraigJamesReview (1459) a year ago

That, and also Marvel seems to care less and less about how they are even putting these worlds together. It all seems so superfluous, there's nothing to make you say "wow". All just inspired.

If you're interested, I reviewed the movie here- https://youtu.be/AjisGsxegeA

[–] HarlemEagle42 (16165) a year ago

Well, the behind-the-scenes trouble that visual effects artists working for Marvel has been a growing problem as of late.

[–] Strazdas (2328) a year ago

I remember when people dissed Star Wars for bad CGI, only to find out what they considered bad CGI was practical effects and what they thought was good practical effects was done in CGI.

[–] Kazak (2007) a year ago

It’s like candy, but worse. Sugar-free candy.

[–] HarrySkywalker (499) 2 months ago

I don't know why you are putting Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness in that list.

The CGI from that movie looked very good and 10000000 times better than the CGI from this movie.