We Made a Better CGi Luke Skywalker
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Inspired and intrigued by Disney's latest visual effects surprise in "The Mandalorian" season 2, Niko and the crew decide to take their own shot at bringing young Luke Skywalker back to the Star Wars universe.
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Meanwhile at Disney: "Corridor Crew was able to build this in a cave! With a box of scraps!"
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Iron man reference?
@@theunholyviper yeppers
Disney animator: "Well, I’m sorry. I’m not Corridor Crew." "Wish I was, though."
Lmao
The eyes ABSOLUTELY sold it. I thought the lip movement didn't exactly match at times, but the eyes, for me, made up for it.
Agreed, but to be fair (to be fair) the lips didn't line up great in the show either. So I think it's more in the plus column for CC.
Hover wewd
yeh
@@BensBrickDesigns to be faiiirr
Said the printer guy...
The deepfake Luke on the latest Book of Boba Fett episode is basically indistinguishable from real life.
Disney hired Corridor to help with it.
@Rampage No, they didn't. it was another TH-camr named Shamook. Honestly Corridor Crew's luke didn't age well for me
@@austina.872 My bad I thought it was Corridor
@Rampage It's fine my dude, I just want to give credit to Shamook, he did an great job
is this a joke? I seriously can't tell.
i love how the whole world is obsessed with getting old luke skywalker back.
I mean Mark's STILL HERE!
Honestly that makes it less egregious, dead actors can't protest to their likeness being used after they're dead but at least Mark gets to see what they're doing.
Sure, but he can't play his younger self.
@Baxi he did state that last Jedi was an insult to Luke’s character, but when did he ever say that it was “woke garbage”? If anything, he has shown to be on board with the things that people like you might consider “woke”, so it doesn’t add up.
@Baxi "(insert baby crying noise) everything that disagrees with me and has black people and gays in it is (insert meaningless buzzword)"
Mark Hamill has clashed with Ben Shapiro and has publicly denounced the don't say gay bill, he is "woke". Keep crying about it forever.
Yes! People really don't appreciate the people that are live now, until they are dead. Fn po$
It's weird because it LOOKS better but it somehow seems more like a video game CG model now.
it looks worse
I thought your comment was silly but now that I looked at it again and closer I can kinda see the video game like CG now, good eye!
Disney s version looks better, but the animation is less believable
I agree
It's definitely superior, the reason it may look videogame is the sparks and saturated highlights are a bit too intense and are slightly off in where the lightning is located. Not much, but just enough to still feel strange, and as they said it's still about 10% Dean seeping through. The crispness of the face is probably due to some sort of correction by their render making it look just a bit more crisp than the normal footage, missing a slight bit of motion blur or something. Videogames look very crisp in their renders like that, so maybe a very minor amount of blur here and there when his head moves could correct that.
It looks more “alive” in this version, but looks more like a video game cinematic.
With Disney's budget, they could have made it even better I think. The wig is throwing me off a bit, but they did a great job regadless.
True
@@ThomasMarekGotovski the baby yoda shot from the back threw it off for me
true doe
the face is better, but the light is a bit off, like it glows and therefore it feels like it's detached from the rest of the environment
With Disney’s resources, and wallet, I wholeheartedly believe this team could make a more convincing Luke, I think they did a phenomenal job all things considered. Much more dynamic.
they were hired by disney to deepfake Luke for the book of boba fett chapter 6
They did not disappoint with todays Episode!
@Ali Easton No, Corridor Crew were NOT involved. Disney hired a TH-camr named Shamook
@@alieaston9453 Where the hell are you people getting this from. It's in no way true.
@@dirkmanderin it wasn't Corridor, it was another TH-camr called Shamook who did BoBF's Luke
Don't get me wrong. i am beyond happy with what we got in the mandalorian. Except for one little detail that you guys added. Luke's Warmth. He seemed very staunch and heroic but a bit detached from the situation in the mandalorian. but in the few seconds of your animation and performance. The little smile made me think "Thats the Luke skywalker I grew up with in the Movies, Books and Games."
That little smile he gives said it all about him.
yes! he felt so dead and lifeless in the show, i would have been totally happen with this version if it was in the show, there’s a few things you can notice (such as the fact that it’s a wig, grogu isn’t reaching up when luke picks him up, small things tho. ) overall super amazing and nostalgic
That’s such a great point. Luke looked emotionless in the mandalorian episode. He did look much better in the following appearances
Absolutely.
It definitely has more emotion and nicer lighting, but it does feel like it has a lot more fake elements to it now.
However, I'll take more emotion over complete photo realism any day!
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From a VFX artist, both versions definitely have their strong points - the original has more of a photorealism feel despite it's flaws as outlined by many. The Corridor's version definitely dynamic and full of emotion - a valiant attempt! Great job all around!
Exactly!
Very much this!
Agreed, this was sharper, but I dont think this is "better". This one has a bit more uncanny valley feel to me as what Disney did looks more photorealistic even if it is less sharp (the sharpness actually adds a cgi/high quality video game feel to me as opposed to making it more real), but it still is impressive what these guys did, even if I disagree with the clickbait "better" claim.
they probably barely worked on this and are a much smaller studio so mad props.
agreed
the bit where he said "I am" was the best part. Had so much more empathy than the original cut. The smile and nod was lovely too. Its amazing what people are doing with what I imagine are less resources than Disney and totally killing it. congratulations
I love the amount of time and effort that was put into it. The lighting and shadow looks much better. However the CGI looks a lot more noticeable on your version than Disney's.
Just to let everyone know Mark Hamill did see this and tweeted
"I think this video is the perfect way to display your abilities & further your careers in the industry. Your talent speaks for itself, so when you send it out, maybe remove the boast that it's "better" than others, especially when you send it to Disney. All the best, mh #WellDone" and "Hi Dean- I watched the video & thought you did a great job! I was very impressed with your commitment to the role & your willingness to try every wig they offered you. You instinctively understood that the key to Luke is getting his hair just right. #Bravo "
Wow. Kinda douchey. I'm fairly sure Corridor Digital are aware of their size and position in the industry in relation to Disney and the use of the word "better" was intentionally cheeky and not braggadocios.
@@moy_moy85 ... or maybe the absolute best advice to give them if they really want Disney to consider hiring them.
@@moy_moy85 Yeah. They were joking. So is he. He does that a lot on Twitter.
@@jeffreypelton1260 Also that. Actually, knowing Disney, he was probably warning them
@@moy_moy85 How is it douchey? He's just saying that they shouldn't say it better than the work done by other professionals, especially if they want to do work for Disney. He's probably joking too lol.
What sells it are the eyes moving and moving naturally. If you take the eye movements and the lighting and add it to the Disney shot, it would pretty much look like they used footage from Return of the Jedi.
Hey sup dude
Agreed. They went too far with what seemed like to many emotions. It seemed like "I will show emotion #1, then I will show emotion #2, now, emotion #3 ..." It didn't feel natural for the context of the situation.
Instead keeping most of the existing emotional expression but with added the eye movement of Luke looking around the room to assess who's there, smile/emote more to invite Grogu, move the eyes more to look over Grogu (and back & forth him & Mando), then scan the room again before leaving would have been a winner.
But then again, for each advancement in technology & technique, we become better able at detecting it & the flaws, so even those things would stop tricking us after a while.
Yep. With that alone it absolutely blew me away how good it looks.
I think if they made a "real" set, with just like dummies, in place of the people, so his eyes can move better, with actual set points, like mandalorian A B C and the baby yoda down behind the camera somewhere, his eyes, when scanning the room would look infinitely better
I think what hurt the original was that Luke didn't smile and his eyes didn't completely work. This fixed both those problems.
I agree you're not 100 percent there, but what your team has accomplished is in itself phenomenal in regards to the effects of lighting and bringing emotion (which is huge) to Lukes's expressions. I felt the hair wig was still too full and not short enough but good enough for the test. Thank you all for doing this and sharing it, it was awesome!
Impressive how they deepfaked Pascal's face over Mando's helmet
so much humanity added in the moment when he said 'he wants your permission' definitely huge improvement imo
Has the king returned!
Absolutely, that shot is the only time I’ve found the performance of a ‘de-aged’ emotional and moving.
RIGHT!!!!
Agreed! CC had their Luke take his time with the scene and emote. Looking around like a real person. The actual Luke in Mando felt too cold like he was droid or something.
@@patrickmchugh3330 Terminator Dark Fate opening scene is the only one where I can't tell it's digital manipulation. It's the best de-aging I've ever seen.
I love how the spoiler alert is after they show Luke´s face.
Thought the same thing lol
To be fair, it’s in the title
It's a spoiler for the results of the video, not the fact that Luke is in the Mandalorian.
Exactly lmao
The title has Luke’s face it doesn’t matter
I think you guys hit out of the park, there parts that were not consistent like the hair but the realism, the emotion is absolutely there!
Wow! This looks great you guys!! I loved how there was more emotion and Marks smirk added in!
Guys, you nailed it. Not without flaws, but your version has more life in it. It's much easier to believe that this is actually real Luke on the screen. I don't know how much time Disney's crew had, but what you've done in this short period of time is simply amazing.
What? Lmao nailed it? Looks worse by a lot but nice attempt
@@TAGE_FPV cry about it 😢
@@TAGE_FPV I don't know what these are watching, the Corridor's one is way worse. Yeah, they add movement and better shadows but the result is so artificial.
Guys. It's inevitable that the one on the show will look more professional because it's by Disney themselves, but given Corridor's budget here, I find it much more impressive. It's not about considering how it'd be if their Luke was in the actual show, it's about seeing what they were able to do with the resources they had. If they had Disney's budget, I bet it would look much better than the one currently in The Mandalorian.
yeh
This looks way more human but less Luke in the terms of mannerisms.
I never realized how the mandalorian nailed Luke's mannerisms until now.
You need mark to do the scene then let the body double observe and follow the mannerism of how mark performed it
Mannerisms are the easiest component in this, that's just acting.
These guys have nailed everything else.
@@umairbutt1355 mannerisms are the easiest? In terms of creating high-quality content, I agree, but in terms of trying to make this actually look like Luke Skywalker, I wouldn’t say that’s the easiest. The quality is great and it looks better than what’s in the show, but you can clearly see that, while this character looks more emotive and more human, it is very clearly not Mark. Nevertheless, disregarding only the mannerisms (and maybe the wig lmao), I think they did phenomenal.
@@noahhapa So you find an actor that can act like Mark Hamil? They go through an auditioning phase, they can be compared against other candidates etc. It's a well understood process and disney did it with the actor protraying Mark in this original sequence. I think his mannerisms were perfect.
The difficult part is now making that actor look like Mark Hamil 5-10yrs after return of the jedi.
The smiles and hand waves made it. You guys are awesome
I enjoyed the lighting it was a lot more dynamic than the original scene. It really brought the character into the scene for me. I love the channel it has taught me so much and I can’t wait to keep learning.
I want to issue a challenge to Corridor Crew. Make a deepfake that we don't know where the deepfake is. Like switch Wren and Nico's faces (super extreme example, I know the face structure needs to match up) but give us a video where someone is deepfaked but we don't know who until the end. And, not a video telling us that someone is faked at the beginning. Just a regular video that we then have to go back and watch again to catch it.
The reason for this challenge is I'm wondering if our minds automatically see "uncanny valley" because we already know we are going to be looking at something fake. But if we have no idea there is a "fake face" our eyes may not catch it. Let's see what the comments may say about that...
THIS.
great idea
They should do this
Good idea! For science! Haha
I Agree they should do this and fo it now. I have spoken.....
I like how “warm” he looks. Like the smile he gives when he takes down his hood as tho to say “easy guys, everything’s okay” is just so Luke to me. The original just looks so blank.
Corridor crew's version looks more alive
Gotta disagree, he might be a bit more expressive but now he looks like he was pulled out a video game cutscene.
@@MattII33 For an untrained actor, I’d still say it’s pretty damn good.
@@MattII33 I would rather have a emotive and alive video game cutscene than the used condom that was that wax robot/deviantart amateur artist airbrushed looking assbutt.
because they didn't have time
he definitely has way more emotion, so many props to you guys for the effort you put in. It just makes me miss the real luke skywalker, in all honesty. he deserved more than just three movies (I am glad we got to see him in the mandalorian and tbobf though). also yes Im ignoring the sequels
So when I first saw the original in the Mandalorian, I teared up a bit while being so excited. This version, I teared up more because I could feel Luke's empathy in Dean's performance. Great job you all did there. I just found out about you today through your more realistic lightsaber fight which was also awesome! Subbed and liked both. I will look through some more of your stuff!
Imagine what these guys could do with a Disney budget
@Cara Salusc buddy they made this almost a month after the real episode aired while also under the height of the pandemic. If anything, the folks at Disney had much more time to develop the episode
@@kanyepepper9977 and a way bigger budget, more people to work on it, and professional equipment
@Cara Salusc they state in this video they worked on it for 2 weeks
@@JB-wt7rr Woah this is a hot convo! But can you give the time stamp for when they said that please :)
@@MattKeepsFish @MattKeepsFish at 16:42 Niko says "...been training on this deepfake for 2 weeks", which I took as that's how long they worked on it
Disney: "THEY MADE THIS IN A CAVE. WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!"
Technically is more like a men cave. XD
With a rtx 3090 tho.
@@shamamtashminkabir Exactly, the 3090 is the scrap, just like those Starks missiles and stuff lol
@@totszwai Yup
I understood that reference
Y’all got one upped lmaoooooooooo
Now that The Book Of Boba Fett has come out this actually looks like the Luke Skywalker CGI from Episode 6
I think Disney hired these guys for Boba Fett BECAUSE of this video
@@nateleonard5882 no, they hired another youtube called ‘shamook’. they made a lot of very good deepfakes so it’s well deserved
@@nateleonard5882 no they didnt. theyve hired shamook and he did an awesome job.
That smile before he says "come little one" makes me think of young luke smiling because he remembers yoda
Exactly! There's so much more emotion to be found here.
@@jeppejac but the Jedi code says “there is no emotion, there is peace” sO aCtUaLlY iTs wOrSe
@@everythingdibs344 That's bs, you see Luke laughing and smiling numerous times throughout the movie, having no emotion is idiotic, it's what makes us human.
@@th3guardian154 r/whoosh
I stopped to think about it for a moment and then she’s a tear
you did everything better that they got wrong, and everything worse that they got right.
Now someone needs to splice both shots to make this right.
Agreed. Corridor fell short with things like hair, body type, and acting because they didn't have the time or money to invest in getting the best of those things, but the lighting on the face itself looked way better. This shows that Disney could have employed some of these techniques to make a much more convincing shot.
corridor crew is a bunch of inauthentic youtubers. PLEASE DISNEY HIRE THEM. I don't want to see their videos in my recommended anymore. In fact... I'm just gonna block them...
@@execthegaming why are you mad?
I know!! Somehow they managed to make Luke more real looking and more robotic looking at the same time.
Beautiful!! ❤️❤️Thanks guys you made that scene more raw and heartwarming
SO good. The dubbing is the only thing that needs a little work. I think if Corridor Crew was hired by Disney with access to their time and resources, they could kick so much ass.
Literally pulling some guy from the office and working to a tight timeframe. This is no less than outstanding.
If they had the resources to cast someone with a little bit heavier build, and get a truly professional wig those 2 things and this scene would be totally superior. The actual face looks much more believable. It just doesn't match up to original look b/c of the hair and smaller neck / build. Impressive as heck for a small studio in a short time.
I think they both looked bad. As in if I never watched starwars before and didn't know who Mark Hamill was, I would still be immediatley able to tell this is a poorly done computer generated image. Even video games make better looking and more believable characters. This isn't a criticism of the small crew that these guys had, but I am criticizing Disney.
The question is clearly, why? Why would a company with seemingly infinite resources do such a poor job? I think it is because they are so sophisticated now, with how well they can actually imitate people, they don't want to raise questions like, "Is anything I am watching on TV or the internet real?" Disney owns a bunch of news networks now, so they do have conflicting interest.
If you want to see something funny, check out Sassy justice on YT. You can see how well they can fake people with open source tech. The only conclusion one can draw is that Luke looks poorly conjured by design.
Ok
@@wkruse84 I'd like to see some video game characters (not including cinematic) that are of better quality. I don't think their are. If your talking cinematic then your talking about the first method they mention in the video which is a complete CGI character done with traditional modeling, surfacing, lighting, and rendering. There exists CGI you cant tell is CGI. You might not know it, b/c its too good to notice. Even trained experience pros wont notice. There is no evidence to support that big VFX companies are worried their characters look indistinguishable from reality, thats just conspiracy theory nonsense. Will it be an issue in the future when its easy to create indistinguishable characters, probably, but no ones actively avoiding it.
@@wkruse84 "seemingly infinite resources". I guess you don't understand "budget"? These shows/divisions have to pay for themselves. The de-aging they did in the Marvel movies for characters, and Hamill himself in TLJ where seamless. But then, they have a bigger budget.....
2 things that made it more believable:
1. The eyes have more life in them
2. The body language is not as rigid as it was in the original
About the only thing that looked off was the lip sync with the vocals, which could be corrected over time most likely. also a better match body type and hairstyle would make it almost seamless
That was phenomenal. Great job. I wish I had this talent
I'm 3 years late, but I finally watched se02 and then this vid again.
Your version's eyes are so lively, if he showed up like this in the show, maybe with a couple more days of machine learning, I would be in awe
Take everything you guys did right and combine it with Disney’s time, budget, and resources and it would’ve been perfect.
precisely what i thought
I think time isn't actually better for shows like the mandalorian, they have to be on a thousand things at the same time, so i don't think they could dedicate 10 computers worth of computing power into doing a better deepfake, because they need that for other things, time is very restrained in tv shows.
@@Al.j.Vasquez Disney could have started the process long before the series was even filmed though, I don't think time would have been a problem as Luke's return would have been planned for a really long time
Actually in this case it’s the “time” that didn’t seem to be on there side as it was a very last minute scene
Disagree.
Its not the lack of talent in the industry, it's the time constraints set by the execs, and their willingness to let quality suffer in order to get the finished product out!
Perfect? No. Better than Disney? Yes. Could you do it perfect with Disney’s budget? I’m sure you could.
the only critic i have is the neck, deans neck was a little longer
They just did it better with way less...
No such thing as perfect my guy
Heck, even given another week with no extra budget it could've been pretty perfect.
@@jaystrid2796 yup!!! 💯💯
A version in between would be perfection!
Something about giving him more unexplained gestures and more alert eye movement actually sells the 'creepy spiritually attuned I can see beyond reality' thing a lot better than standing totally motionless. The Disney!Luke just sort of stands there bc it's more forgiving for CGI/deepfake purposes.
They made they’re point. They clearly proved that if they had Disney’s resources they could have made a super life like mark hamill . Amazing work guys . Imagine how much more accurate with a trained actor almost identical to mark hamil. But still super good!
Their
Disney has
Sebastian Stanon payroll. Him + these guys...?
@@TrampusSims ik right sebastian is almost like young luke
The final result looks like garbage. Are you people seeing the same thing I'm seeing. I literally laughed out loud when I saw the final product, after all that talk and hype. The original looks bad, but no way does this rework look better. Looks like a PS3 cutscene with dead fake eyes.
@@EnzoTheBaker ok boomer
i love that Lukes Eyes check out everyone in the room for a mili second and then there is this small smile as if he's thinking "no foes in here".
Would have been interesting if they had Boba with them at that point...
This is exactly what we were going for in trying to make his performance feel more alive!
@@CorridorCrew And I like you for including small details like that.
Yeeees dude, that was the first thing that stood out to me. He actually takes the time to look at everyone, acknowledge them/check for threats before giving that tiny smile. Just adding that subtle performance alone makes this so much better. Gives it so much more life and humanity. Excellent Job, Corridor Crew!
I liked it either! Although, I hate doing criticism, how come when he blinked they didn’t do it at the same time?
I really like the performance here, it just seems so much more like Luke. He has always been expressive
That is amazing! Great job guys!
I think your version definitely has WAY more emotion and looks more fluid and less stiff than Disney's. However, I think Disney has the upper hand on the realism of the texture and lighting, but given the fact of what you guys had to work with from scratch, y'all deserve ALL the praise and credit. Extremely impressive!
You hit the nail right on the head.
My thoughts Exactly. And Luke's hair isn't that dark...lol
Imagine what they could do with the money and time the Mandalorian VFX artists had
You're right. I'm not sure why I prefer Corridor Crew's. It's probably because I see only the gestalt. I see the forest much better than the trees.
PlayStation side cut
With better hair and a more buffed actor, hands down that scene would have been better than the original.
I honestly thought it was better than the original
@@bleu_ches6905 it is but that guy looks kinda Goofy
But I thought the movements looked less fluid? Like there were many fps missing. Or is it just me?
@@TheNuggzt3r for me it's more fluid than the original
WIG
Amazing, guys. I'm proud
Dude, that was wayyyyyy better than Disney's version. U guys need to be hired , ASAP!!!!!! U can still tell its CGI it didn't look as robotic like Disney's.
I think Disney’s actor had Luke’s face shape and hair down more but the fact that corridor did this is insane
Hello there
Ah general kenobi, you really are a bold one
The hair was bad in this new one.
RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!
At this point Corridor's motto should be:
"Hey Disney. We exist."
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corridor luke looking like that one guy from that 70's show
@@melissamarshall7940 The dumbass! (Eric Forman)
When he smiles, it looks the best!
Oh man, the face masks indoors on shared ventilation made me remember all the stupid things we did during the coof-19.
the official stand in actor for luke + the corridor method would be perfection
Disney animators:
-We can't make it any better, no matter how many millions you spend on it...
Disney:
-THE CORRIDOR CREW WAS ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A CAVE! WITH A BUNCH OF SCRAPS!
it’s so strange that i can hear that quote😂
*I understood that reference*
Sir I’m not the corridor crew
If Disney spent millions on it then it wouldn't have been as bad. They didn't they worked within a budget they had.
@@_Hissatsu I understood *that* reference
Man you guys look like you have so much fkn fun working on this stuff.
Way better way better way better!!!! Now that is Luke Skywalker! I hope Disney is taking notes because this need to be how they make characters look when they need too! Outstanding job guys! And btw it does NOT look like a videogame.
It’s so weird how important the eyes are. The dead eyes from Disney makes the whole thing feel dead even though the hair and other points are better, but because the eyes were alive I could forgive everything else!
Disney modeled Luke's eyes after the eye's of their soulless executives, that was their problem.
How would that be weird? considering we spend most of our time looking people in the eyes while we look at someone so we get quite familiar with how eyes are supposed to work.
Well it's like my grandma used to say: Eyes are the Window to the soul.
...
Well it sounds better in German 😄
@@henningneuer7876 Don't worry it's a very commun say^^
Great point. And how odd- that Disney manages to make GROGU's eyes look full of life, but not Luke's?
"He wants your permission."
THAT WAS THE MONEY SHOT. They achieved ABSOLUTE LUKE with that shot. The eyes came alive and it affected the whole body language. THAT made feel like I was looking at Luke!🤩
Dean killed that with the 'noble' head lift too; totally mimicked how Mark moves
Book of Boba Fett literally put Corridor back in their place
they hired a different, less arrogant, youtuber called shamook to develop the deepfake model used in that episode
I like how they give the spiler alert after show you luke in the cover of the video
This was done in two weeks... imagine if they had more time to tweak. Imagine if they had a bigger budget.... someone hire these guys for big budget hollywood projects already.
Hollywood is dead
Except theirs looks waxy
Funny thing is that they tried and the heads kept "critiquing" their work XP
@@SliCooper they don't deserve this aawesome team.
@@TheOfficial_CommanderShepherd naw it's just owned by china now
I would say that the Disney version looks more realistic when it comes to the texture, but when it came to movement and interaction with lighting you guys' is far superior. Excellent job!
My thoughts exactly.
Because disney used an actual set and corridor used a cgi background.
@@lexipau i was referring purely to Skywalker himself as opposed to anything else, sorry for not clarifying
They made it almost exact to how skywalkers physical appearance was in the good movies (not sequels)
Same the deepface still looks more cartoony but the small movements like in the lips and eye movement are better. so there still needs work to improve the overlay but still keep the small details to keep from looking like a moving statue.
This Luke Skywalker shows more emotion. Incredible
What a brilliant video. Lots of talented bunch of young men having fun, doing what they love best. Brilliant
Disney: "We've decided that it was just cheaper to hire Sebastian Stan than to CGI Mark Hamill into every scene"
I always thought Sebastian Stan looked a lot like Mark Hamil. Exactly my thoughts.
@@LeonidZavadsky-rr1nl Can you link the video
hamill and stan have a running joke that they’re father and son.
I’ve beee. Saying this for ages!!
No it's not, Sebastian Stan is expensive, this is much cheaper to do.
It's till not all the way there, of course, but the "He want's your permission" shot nailed it 100% IMO. That totally felt like real 1983 Luke.
You guys are very fortunate to do what you do. I'm a fan of the channel. And to be perfectly candid, the lot of you should be working for a AAA game or production/picture company's. No exaggeration. You guys are the real deal in VFX and content provision. A true, breath of fresh air. Two lightsabers way up. Red lightsabers 🤫🤭
If Disney hasn't destroyed Star Wars for you yet, there's always Corridor Crew to push you over that edge. Thanks guys.
When he looks over at grogu and smiles. That’s it. That is Luke Skywalker holy crap. It’s fucking amazing well done corridor crew.
yeah i thought the same thing . lukes little smirk that he gives to r2d2 at the end of new hope.
That’s what was missing from the original version. Look would have smiled at Grogu. Nice job,
Disney: "wow! Looks great guys. Really, really good. Here's a cease and desist."
Brian Donegan I think it was just a funny joke dude. Like a "could you imagine?" joke. Made me laugh
@Brian Donegan They wouldn't allow Star Wars Theory to monetize his Vader movie
Wait a minute that’s Nintendo not Disney!
@Brian Donegan ...tell that to the Star Wars novel authors who aren't being paid their royalties...
Yeah, ask Deadmau5 lol
When I saw the CGI Luke Skywalker that you guys made for one moment when I was seeing the clip from the Mandarin then it was like that is an actual clip and not a clip that was redesign it just look real to me and so much better then Disney's. Great job you guys keep up the good work
jesus that's lifelike. amazing job guys
The face was incredible. More emotive. Better circadian movement with the eyes. The neck was still a little pale and elegant because Dean was built for the ballet, but it felt waaaaay less creepy and looked waaaaay more like mar🐫. (It's saccadic, not circadian, sorry everyone!)
Mar camel... good one
What is mar🐫
was... was that intentional?
@tanuki no yami typing that into Google would have taken exactly as long as typing it here has.
Built fir ballet 😂
Imagine these guys on Disney’s budget.
Imagine Astartes with a disney budget and crew 🤯
they will become lazy
Its not the budget mostly, its the passion and know-how.
It's not about budget, it's about skill. It's like saying that money improves their skill
@@mobileterrarian8860 Money would definitely get them access to top of the line everything. I'm sure the amount of computers and staff they would have would greatly increase and they could dedicate more than a week to working on something like this.
You guys did a fantastic job! It would be almost more spot on if the wig hair styling and color matched better. Boba Fett Star Wars dub got the hair styling closer.
Ok that was seriously impressive. Great job.
As a girl who loves makeup, a huge problem I noticed with the Crew's version is that they didn't recolor his NECK correctly! So it made it more obvious that they stitched the face on another guy because the neck colors just didn't match. (The reason someone who likes makeup would notice this is because we always put foundation on our necks to ensure that the color and tone are consistent.)
Love this comment because even seemingly unrelated fields can end up offering some amazing insight.
Hilarious. My wife does make up fx, and she is constantly pointing things out like that. Specifically necks, and she's always right.
Ok
The neck and wig were the two main things that threw me off. There’s something about how the light interacts with his skin and the costume, that doesn’t quite gel with the background or the deepfaked face.
There are brief moments where the head looks almost pasted on.
That said: WOW, what an accomplishment! That was insane to watch.
What do you use like 14 pounds of makeup lmao
Disney: CorridorCrew were able to do this in a cave!!
Sorry Mr. Jeff Bridges... but I'm not CorridorCrew.
With a box of scraps!!!!!
@@Jermine1269A box with a 3090!
But I'm not 3090
Love this 3000
There is such incredible skill present here and wonderful technology used to showcase it! Very nice.
Some of the scenes were just so much more. He needed more head and eye movement and smiles in the original.
The original feels like a low quality effect on an IRL shot, while the corridor's version feels like a really high quality video game cut scene.
This sums it up perfectly. It is the exact characterization I couldn’t put into words. Well said, dude.
Perfectly explained.
Whoever said “It’s Luking Good” made me spill my coffee. Hahahah
16:03 is a shot of Germany Berlin - Subway Station Alexander Platz
Love that you use Blender and fSpy in this, so good to see and well the outcome speaks for it self.
Your deep fake was a little bit more plasticky so it indeed looked a bit more like a CG model, but I think a tiny color adjustment and a slightly different reflection layer would make it just perfect! That's why I prefer by a little the edit of the original, but the movement and the scene of yours is intensely more detailed! Great job!
It's the wig. Usually you give a wig some dry shampoo and a few other tricks to get rid of the "fake hair" look. Also, to me at least, the neck was distracting in it's mis-matched length. The green screening was also a little rough and at least for me, pulled him out of the scene into his own "layer" on top of things.
Yes i agree with the color and reflection. maybe also make the shadows a bit darker, if you compare the background and his face.
It needs more details like the spots on his face
way to young looking lol. bad
Yeah I agree
"If anyone at Disney watching this..."
Disney: BAM! Copyright strike!
really though
lol yeah no one report them
They are actually critiquing the footage though, so it is absolutely fair use.
@@austincavitt2003 What is this? 2011? That doesnt matter anymore. You cant even hum a song now. lol
they probably laughing at how trash this video remake and how smug the hollywood rejects are
I think this was amazing. The wig threw it off for me but you guys should be proud. And the vibe of everyone's hard work is something most of us would want in a "workplace".
u guys nailed it. thank u for bringing luke back in ACTUAL canon
I think it was the guy called shamook did the Luke in the bobf
The face alone makes him look so much alive. The eyes sell the whole thing. The redness of the skin. Mark looks young again
I think this version of luke looks more like its from game cutscene and looks less photorealistic but i would rather this because in the original there was no emotion and the skin is so flat
But he looks even younger that he should be. But yeah, he look more alive. I loved that!
@@yigitcanyontem3258 Because he's played by a guy who can't really act, on blue-screen with a shitty wig. If they manage to fix these things, it would be just perfect
This is exactly what I wanted to see after the episode
Me too!! I was thinking corridor can do this better
hopefully, they'll do more follow-up videos in the future iterations of VFX artists react....
Saaame
Ye
Luking good
its crazy how you can see anakins face in luke. they did the best casting for likeness ever
Bruh this really turned out great!
The little smile right before he says “come little one” is so well done it convinces you because it feels emotional and like something mark Hamill would do.
The opening shot's camera movement was maybe a little too ambitious, as the face shape doesn't look right and the neck is too small...but pretty much all the subsequent shots really did look better, even if the full resolution wasn't quite there. Very impressive for the time and resources available!
opening shot looks like sw game graphics
when he takes his hood off it looks like it came straight out of xbox
Coconut wig though, no it’s really amazingly done😂
@@madhatten00 And from a different perspective, that really speaks to how far real time rendering has come for modern games.
@@madhatten00 Keep in mind that most of the video was done in like 3 days, and the wig was the most unnatural part. Aside from that, they were pretty great
Yeah the original framing was well done. After that first shot, though, this deepfake is definitely superior. It does feel like Mark Hamill's acting.
You can see the difference in posture and sound, but its definetely much better than the original. Great job!
I basically consider you the hacksmith for cinema. You even kind of look like him