Here are some of the tracks from the album used in this video Hidden in the Snow One Particular Moment Great Bird of Prey What if we could? Absolutely excellent tunes holy shit
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks if I were to guess from what I know, the fire CG itself is very well done, the only problem is it doesn't match with the actual footage, obviously that much fire will over expose the entire shot from how much light it emits, so the environment looking clear and neat while there is that much fire nearby breaks the illusion. you can also see that from the actual footage where a lot of fire launches up for explosion reference, you'll see that the entire area lights up, and the exposure is the same as the shot where the car is on fire.
@@TotallyOKaYProductions definitely could be that. But in the end, its the audience who'll watch the movie, if something can potentially break the illusion at an important scene, it should be taken care of, which overrides any artistic decisions that could ruin it. then again this isn't a really big issue, its just a slight imperfection that i'm sure most don't care for, just nitpicky people.
His budgets are pretty big for the kinds of movies he makes. A film like this or Gone Girl would normally cost around $30-50 million but both ended up costing over $60 million due to Fincher's perfectionism. I applaud him for being one of the very few modern directors who can get away with asking for however much money he needs on any given film, but I do wonder how much of it is worth it when so much of it is just minor visual minutiae (like that time he made the VFX team add hair on Jake Gyllenhaal's hands in Zodiac as they were apparently "too pretty"). Its heavy, bloated budget was the exact reason as to why this film underperformed at the box office.
It's about perfection. David Fincher is notorious for level of detail. You can't pause on any frame in any of his films, and they almost reveal a story in themselves.
I love the soundtrack for this film its so creepy. Fincher's a genius.
Is ths music from the soundtrack?
@@zebonaut oh yeah! Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross. They also scored Social Network and Gone Girl which both have 10/10 soundtracks as well :)
@@shabberto I bought this soundtrack in the meantime.. but this here seems to be some sort of special mix, doesnt it?
@@zebonaut I believe it's a snipped of a few songs from the girl with the dragon tattoo album
Here are some of the tracks from the album used in this video
Hidden in the Snow
One Particular Moment
Great Bird of Prey
What if we could?
Absolutely excellent tunes holy shit
*INCREDIBLE . I CAN'T BELIEVE WHAT THEY DID WITH THE VISUAL EFFECTS IN THIS FILM .*
One of my favorite movies from the last decade.
Really incredible work
if they do their job right you never notice it
The way cg should be.. Invisible.
(Except for the poor fire.)
The hell's wrong with the fire?
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks my question exactly?
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks if I were to guess from what I know, the fire CG itself is very well done, the only problem is it doesn't match with the actual footage, obviously that much fire will over expose the entire shot from how much light it emits, so the environment looking clear and neat while there is that much fire nearby breaks the illusion. you can also see that from the actual footage where a lot of fire launches up for explosion reference, you'll see that the entire area lights up, and the exposure is the same as the shot where the car is on fire.
@@isLiminal but the way it looks doesnt have to be 100% realistic, it could be an artistic decision to look like that
@@TotallyOKaYProductions definitely could be that. But in the end, its the audience who'll watch the movie, if something can potentially break the illusion at an important scene, it should be taken care of, which overrides any artistic decisions that could ruin it. then again this isn't a really big issue, its just a slight imperfection that i'm sure most don't care for, just nitpicky people.
These are amazing.
Supporting VFX.
With amounts of cast, many takes & heavy VFX like these, can't believe David Fincher's budget is still mid category
His budgets are pretty big for the kinds of movies he makes. A film like this or Gone Girl would normally cost around $30-50 million but both ended up costing over $60 million due to Fincher's perfectionism. I applaud him for being one of the very few modern directors who can get away with asking for however much money he needs on any given film, but I do wonder how much of it is worth it when so much of it is just minor visual minutiae (like that time he made the VFX team add hair on Jake Gyllenhaal's hands in Zodiac as they were apparently "too pretty"). Its heavy, bloated budget was the exact reason as to why this film underperformed at the box office.
Why didn't Sony/Fincher/Mara continue making the follow-up films?
10/10
So the whole car chase was cgi?! Amazing!
What's the music?
The girl with the dragon tatoo OST . Sandstorm
the car's fire looking fake!!!
First
what's the point of replacing random buildings?
make it more period accurate, create better depth in shots and improve shot composition in general
It's about perfection. David Fincher is notorious for level of detail. You can't pause on any frame in any of his films, and they almost reveal a story in themselves.
Talking Movies there was nothing period inaccurate about the original buildings lol
It might be to reflect the depiction of the setting as accurately as it can to the book which did have a map of Hedeby Island.