The most impressive CGI I've ever seen is when they CGI'd a real human face over Mr Sunday Movies' goat head. That was seamless CGI, if you didn't know any better you might actually think that Mr. Sunday was a real human.
BattleUp Saber- Are you a moron?!! Or legally blind? The light totally comes from the wrong side most of the time. It's the worst CGI I've ever seen. You can totally tell someone just slapped a random human head on Mr. Sunday's human goat body. Or maybe you're a fan boy trying to cover up for his gross incompetence. You... make... me... sick!
Phil Scoles yeah it’s ridiculous how racist Hollywood still is. The only time they cast a Purple American is to play a purple alien? Hollywood needs to get with the times and start casting purple people into every movie. I mean when was the last time a purple person was nominated for an Oscar??? #OscarsSoNotPurple
Thank you for this. I am a VFX compositor and 90% of my job is just removing wires, gaff tape, pimples and boom mics. I am sick of the people that complain about CGI in movies because the fact is you are Lucky if you notice even 1/10th of the actual effects work that was done in any modern movie.
CGI and digital effects aren’t the problem. They can look really great (take Thanos from Infinity War as an example). It’s the really bad stuff that looks horrible. I barely notice most CGI or digital editing. Much like seeing a magician, I am willing to be fooled. I don’t actively look for things to break. I don’t actively look for the one area of editing where things aren’t perfect. If it isn’t glaringly horrible and in my face (like the Lucas additions to the original trilogy - wow - very not good) I’m a fan.
I see it every time they show War Machine or Iron Man or Banner in that suit. They've gotten super lazy since Iron Man 2. They barely even use the armor chest piece anymore. And it looks fake AF.
The floating Bruce Banner head right near the end of Infinity War was jarring. That movie had such great special effects and CGI and then during a solemn moment, BAM - Mark Ruffalo's head is just casually chilling in the background.
Man, I'm not gonna lie, it's my birthday today and I've really not been having the best time, but watching your videos always cracks me up and it's cheered me up a lot - thanks, and keep doing what you're doing.
Ha, ha! This is hilarious! It's not the first time James shows a shot that I did the VFX for, but it's the first time he talks about the VFX themselves. I remember when I was putting that helmet over Kylo's face that this must be the most pointless thing I had ever done. No one would ever notice or care about that darned helmet. But here we are, three years later, and there's a video by my favorite TH-camr talking about that exact thing :-)
I was chatting to a friend of mine and he told me that in the special features of Justice League, there’s commentary that talks about CGI being used to widen the shoulders and shorten the waists of Superman and Batman. Not super surprising considering those bodies are completely unattainable, but I personally would have never noticed. Another good one is in Batman Begins. The shot where they show the train with Bruce and his parents on the way to the opera is all CGI. Not just the train, but the entire city.
Liam Dooley wow! If true, this is pretty interesting. Makes a lot of sense, though, considering those stereotypical comic Superman type bodies are crazy unattainable and near anatomically impossible! Props for neat CGI work on their part
This is the opposite of subtle, but I think the original Jurassic Park was amazing CGI for the time and actually holds up well today. Just watched it again and it's legit.
Hell yeah it is man! I just watched it a couple weeks ago with my son, it was his first time seeing it and he was blown away. He even said the dinosaurs look cooler in the original Jurassic Park than they did in Jurassic World! So I showed him some behind the scenes of the first Jurassic Park and he couldn't believe that they built a huge animatronic T-Rex for the Jeep scenes. And those animatronic scenes look better than some CGI scenes in Jurassic World.
I really enjoy how your editorial videos, caravan of garbage, and weekly planet all have their own unique feel and slightly different comedy styles. Keep up the great work, James and Maso!
David Fincher is great at this. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a great example... From using cgi blood almost exclusively to motorcycle helmets being removed to increasing snow cover.
Robert Zemeckis was one of the first directors to use special effects to enhance shots instead of making crazy digital creatures. There a lot of CGI and digital compositing in Forrest Gump and Cast Away.
David Fincher: the blood from the bullet wound, even in the bath, and replacing the helmeted dragon girl on the bike chase at the end with the lead actress head, and in the social network replacing armie hammers twins with his head so the twins have different torsos and heights.
Pretty much everything David Fincher works on has tons of CGI done just to enhance and make things more accurate. He's always been my favorite director, I love his cold and calculated cinematography.
ELFanatic See that just blows my mind. I only saw the first movie so I never delved into the transformer lore but, there had to be at most 100 people in that movie. All CGI? Technology never ceases to amaze me!
Some of the best CGI ever is in Ghost in the Shell 2 Innocence. It's Anime and CGI done in such a way that the CGI blends seamlessly to create depth never before seen in cinematic history. They also played the music out of giant speakers into a giant cave and recorded the reverberation. That film from Sony had a bigger budget than World War 2 and gets zero recognition.
It also had some of the worst CGI ever. The scenes that blended CGI and 2D animation were beautiful, but the CGI only scenes were, while not Deen/Stay Night dragon level bad, still very yikes.
The title is basically every David Fincher film ever made. Like the Rowing scene in the Social Network or the third Zodiac killing in the Ted Cruz biopic, Zodiac.
Maybe most people already know but David Fincher loves CGI and uses it in his movies like crazy. The Social Network is like 90% computer generated or something like that and I guess it looks great because no one talks about that as a special effects film.
The movie 'Contact' had tons of subtle CGI...external views from inside, every computer monitor andceven seamless impossible dolly-zooms.... absolutely genius from waaaaaay back in the 90s(!)
I really appreciate the subtle effects that go into scenery like that Mad Max shot shown or if you look at the BTS of Fincher's Dragon Tattoo, so many scenes in that were sunny and bright and they completely changed the weather and added snow that looks totally real. I also really liked the Paul Walker work done in Furious 7, I remember hearing about the farewell scene at the end but I was shocked after watching it that quite a few scenes had his face digitally placed in doing dialogue and everything.
Omg "The Jacket," is an AWESOME movie!!! (of course, I only say that now, having not seen it since I was going through this; "Adrien Brody is the guy in, "The Village,"?" He's great! I need to watch ALL his movies, and, by default, make them all my favorites!" phase of my life, that I've since grown out of.)
If you're a fan of Adrien Brody, Have You Ever Seen The Pianist?! That's the movie he won an Oscar for and he freaking deserved it starring in that movie. I was blown away by his performance. And I heard he went to the extremes getting ready for that movie by breaking up with his girlfriend, he stopped eating all kinds of foods so he could lose weight and look like a starving Jewish man living in World War II, and basically lived like a Hermit by himself to prepare for that role in The Pianist. And it paid off big-time!
My Friday’s are Monday so the podcast is a great day to end the week. Just kidding, I haven’t listened to it yet. I think I’ll go subscribe right now..
Most times on screen it's an actual raccoon, but it would have upset PETA and other activist groups if the trained racoons were forced to perform dangerous stunts. Any time they couldn't hide the wires or the raccoons would be too close to explosives (about 7 different raccoons were used for the role of rocket, one for close ups and 6 for stunts and long shots) they had to use full CGI. It's so well done I had trouble telling them apart from the actual raccoons.
The stunt double for Lex in the original Jurassic Park having a CG face of Lex put on her. The part where she falls through the ceiling and they pull her up. Probably some of the best, and least noticeable CG in JP.
In The Man Who Wasn’t There, there is a car crash and a shot of one of the car’s wheels flies across the screen. In the DVD commentary the Coen brothers reveal that it is an entirely CGI wheel. This was surprising to me as it’s very subtle and I never thought of the Coen’s as being the “type” of directors to employ CGI. Turns out I was dead wrong as they also digitally shrank Jeff Bridges to allow him to float through the lady dancer’s legs in The Big Lebowski. Then again, they also claimed that Fargo was based on a true story so they could just be fucking with me. No idea why, I haven’t done anything to them.
There's a Doctor Who Christmas special where writer Russell T Davies realised that an uncooked turkey that was in shot should have been cooked by that time on Christmas day, according to the chronology of the episode, so they cooked it with CGI. On a BBC budget!
I know it’s not a movie but the Nobu fight during Daredevil season 1 had a lot of subtle cgi in it that I’d have never known about if I didn’t watch a behind the scenes featurette. It was pretty amazing.
After seeing Rogue One, I was shocked to find out that Tarkin was CGI! I don't know if many people realized it when they saw it. Sometimes computers are truly amazing.
*9:50* 😂😂😂❤️❤️ I must admit the CGI replacement of the stunt driver for Hugh Jackman was very good. I thought the backgrounds were CGI. Also to make him look older the make up was enhanced with CGI.
David Fincher uses a lot of CGI that you'd never notice, The Game has some digital enhancement that's cool to compare because it's so minor that it seems arbitrary but when you compare the shots it DOES make a subtle difference
i know this video came out in 2018, but i'm watching it in 2020. the most recent CGI i was surprised by was in Parasite. when i saw that the main house was just in the middle of nowhere and not complete and the alley was all fake i was pretty impressed bc i didn't think about it for a second while originally watching it.
The Last Jedi?
Mr Sunday Movies The Force Awakens?
Solo a star wars story???
Phantom Menace?
WhY wOuLd YoU sAy ThAt NaMe!?
Do the video for fat man scoop- put your hands up
The most impressive CGI I've ever seen is when they CGI'd a real human face over Mr Sunday Movies' goat head. That was seamless CGI, if you didn't know any better you might actually think that Mr. Sunday was a real human.
BattleUp Saber- Are you a moron?!! Or legally blind? The light totally comes from the wrong side most of the time. It's the worst CGI I've ever seen. You can totally tell someone just slapped a random human head on Mr. Sunday's human goat body. Or maybe you're a fan boy trying to cover up for his gross incompetence. You... make... me... sick!
I think CGIing a Mason next to him while the goat was doing ventriloquism was more impressive. if I didnt know any better I'd thought Mason exists.
You idiot! There is no Mason! Mason is James' Tyler Durden!
I think you mean "James" is fake. It's clearly Maso doing a funny voice.
Maso and James are both creations of Jack Kirby, licensed by Disney after his death.
That guy who played Thanos was ripped, and tall.....and purple. He should be in more movies.
Phil Scoles apparently he was CGI-ed to play cable
Phil Scoles yeah it’s ridiculous how racist Hollywood still is. The only time they cast a Purple American is to play a purple alien? Hollywood needs to get with the times and start casting purple people into every movie. I mean when was the last time a purple person was nominated for an Oscar??? #OscarsSoNotPurple
I want a purple category for the Oscars.
Surprisingly, he played kable from deadpool, they had to make him shorter and white
#purplelivesmatter
He was the older brother in Goonies. #TheyMadeHimNotPurple #PurpleLivesMatter
Thank you for this. I am a VFX compositor and 90% of my job is just removing wires, gaff tape, pimples and boom mics. I am sick of the people that complain about CGI in movies because the fact is you are Lucky if you notice even 1/10th of the actual effects work that was done in any modern movie.
I don't think digital clean-up is what people are complaining about.
Thread Bomb I am aware.
What movies/tv shows have you worked on?
CGI and digital effects aren’t the problem. They can look really great (take Thanos from Infinity War as an example). It’s the really bad stuff that looks horrible. I barely notice most CGI or digital editing. Much like seeing a magician, I am willing to be fooled. I don’t actively look for things to break. I don’t actively look for the one area of editing where things aren’t perfect. If it isn’t glaringly horrible and in my face (like the Lucas additions to the original trilogy - wow - very not good) I’m a fan.
I've never noticed that floating Iron Man head. Now I can't unsee it, great
When everyone gets dusted in IW, you can see Mark Ruffalo in the Hulkbuster hanging his head in the background. It was super floaty-headish.
i saw it the first time it came out
I can’t see it for some reason and it freaks me out
I cant see it here even after he pointed it out. Definitely noticed Ruffalo in Infinity War, though.
I see it every time they show War Machine or Iron Man or Banner in that suit. They've gotten super lazy since Iron Man 2. They barely even use the armor chest piece anymore. And it looks fake AF.
The floating Bruce Banner head right near the end of Infinity War was jarring. That movie had such great special effects and CGI and then during a solemn moment, BAM - Mark Ruffalo's head is just casually chilling in the background.
YEAAAA! MARK RUFFALO, HUH?
I thought i was the only one!
Ahh yeah when Thor turns up and his in The hulk buster.
I know a guy who worked on an Adam Sandler movie and they spent most of the VFX budget removing his double chin
max are you serious
no he's max
yea and they had to use vfx to make the female costar look less tired by removing bags under their eyes
Wow... This is staggering news!
Plot twist it was Jack and Jill and they were both Adam Sandler.
Don’t forget the dog poo in John Wick was CGI
Asap Animation and the dead dog 😥
Always looks awful too. lol
That cost them around 8 grand I believe
10 million dollars.
Spent Millon's on that and still looked awful.
Holy shit, can't wait for the musical rant.
Abiral Pratap Adhikary I'm so ready for it
Did you see Salman Khan tho ?
Best have Hamilton in there
I hope he writes his own musical number.
Man, I'm not gonna lie, it's my birthday today and I've really not been having the best time, but watching your videos always cracks me up and it's cheered me up a lot - thanks, and keep doing what you're doing.
Pearce Hopkins Happy Birthday, fellow Mr Sunday Movies fan!
Pearce Hopkins hope you have a good day friend
Happy Birthday!
Merry Cake Day!
Steven Fraser happy birthday man, have a better one!
I thought Orlando Bloom was entirely CGI. Would explain a lot.
Not only was Bloom entirely CGI, but the computers that rendered him were CGI too!
The C.G.I. Kylo Ren mask in The Force Awakens blew my mind. I had no idea until I watched the special features.
Ha, ha! This is hilarious! It's not the first time James shows a shot that I did the VFX for, but it's the first time he talks about the VFX themselves. I remember when I was putting that helmet over Kylo's face that this must be the most pointless thing I had ever done. No one would ever notice or care about that darned helmet. But here we are, three years later, and there's a video by my favorite TH-camr talking about that exact thing :-)
This is super late but congrats. I’m happy for you!
Good job!
I'm late to the party, but I absolutely never would have noticed, so good job.
Ur enthusiasm is what keeps me living
I was chatting to a friend of mine and he told me that in the special features of Justice League, there’s commentary that talks about CGI being used to widen the shoulders and shorten the waists of Superman and Batman. Not super surprising considering those bodies are completely unattainable, but I personally would have never noticed.
Another good one is in Batman Begins. The shot where they show the train with Bruce and his parents on the way to the opera is all CGI. Not just the train, but the entire city.
Liam Dooley wow! If true, this is pretty interesting. Makes a lot of sense, though, considering those stereotypical comic Superman type bodies are crazy unattainable and near anatomically impossible! Props for neat CGI work on their part
The fight with thanos at the end of infinity war, I thought they hired an actual alien
Okay.... That Pink song killed me 😂
P!nk is CGI. That's what made it ironic
It's not pink, it's lightish red!
YOU'VE BEEN DOUBLE SPRUNG RENNER
The Jacket is a solid psychological/surreal thriller. It's odd and intentionally nonsensical, so it is not for some, but it's good. I really enjoy it.
I love psychological thrillers, so this film was right up my alley.
Adrien Brody is a great actor as well, but ya loved The Jacket!
#starwarsjacketspeculation was also a great psychological thriller
The unused Spider-Man suit from Civil War is the best Spider-Man suit there has been.
*U N U S E D*
I just assumed Johnny Depp blinked the exact same time I did every time I blinked.
This is the opposite of subtle, but I think the original Jurassic Park was amazing CGI for the time and actually holds up well today. Just watched it again and it's legit.
Hell yeah it is man! I just watched it a couple weeks ago with my son, it was his first time seeing it and he was blown away. He even said the dinosaurs look cooler in the original Jurassic Park than they did in Jurassic World! So I showed him some behind the scenes of the first Jurassic Park and he couldn't believe that they built a huge animatronic T-Rex for the Jeep scenes. And those animatronic scenes look better than some CGI scenes in Jurassic World.
I really enjoy how your editorial videos, caravan of garbage, and weekly planet all have their own unique feel and slightly different comedy styles. Keep up the great work, James and Maso!
David Fincher is great at this. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a great example... From using cgi blood almost exclusively to motorcycle helmets being removed to increasing snow cover.
Agreed
Robert Zemeckis was one of the first directors to use special effects to enhance shots instead of making crazy digital creatures.
There a lot of CGI and digital compositing in Forrest Gump and Cast Away.
David Fincher:
the blood from the bullet wound, even in the bath,
and replacing the helmeted dragon girl on the bike chase at the end with the lead actress head,
and in the social network replacing armie hammers twins with his head so the twins have different torsos and heights.
And adding frost breath in outdoor scenes
Pretty much everything David Fincher works on has tons of CGI done just to enhance and make things more accurate. He's always been my favorite director, I love his cold and calculated cinematography.
They bloody CGI'd Thor's sleeves on in the ending of Infinity War
Gh0stRickle_Ftw ! They also CGI’d his eye patch.
@@caedengoering his eye patch was cgi?
Wait the dragons from GOT wernt real dragons?
jaboy150 I know hit me hard too
Of course not. Dragons are an endangered species and as such, have a kickass union.
Amaranth yeah!
They’re obviously real but they’re endangered so there’s no more.
Man, that Superman upperlip was dope. I didn’t notice until it got pointed out 5 times. Real legit cg work
Some of the best CGI was in the transformers series, I was under the impression that those robots were created using practical effects.
Johnny 5 > than every freaking Transformer.
The Transformers are actual alien robots. The people were cgi. I can't believe you didn't know, lol omg!
ELFanatic See that just blows my mind. I only saw the first movie so I never delved into the transformer lore but, there had to be at most 100 people in that movie. All CGI? Technology never ceases to amaze me!
Paul Giamatti in Amazing Spider-man 2: Electric Boogaloo as the disembodied head in a robotic kangaroo pouch was pretty seamless.
yeah they needed cgi to make him not seem human, not that him being played by johnny depp covers that already.
The guy dressed as spider man who failed the back flip dies in that video. hope that lightens your day
Some of the best CGI ever is in Ghost in the Shell 2 Innocence. It's Anime and CGI done in such a way that the CGI blends seamlessly to create depth never before seen in cinematic history. They also played the music out of giant speakers into a giant cave and recorded the reverberation. That film from Sony had a bigger budget than World War 2 and gets zero recognition.
It also had some of the worst CGI ever. The scenes that blended CGI and 2D animation were beautiful, but the CGI only scenes were, while not Deen/Stay Night dragon level bad, still very yikes.
This is a joke right? Just so we're clear?
A bigger budget than all of World War 2?? Holy shit!!!
P.S. GOT YA
HEY GUYS WE'RE BEING ATTACKED BY BAD CG - Gigguk
That One Guy to beat bad cg we must fight it with bad cg
I love your videos that devolve into a weird existential crisis about fatherhood and getting old.
First of all, "Be Faithful" is a dance floor CLASSIC!
The title is basically every David Fincher film ever made. Like the Rowing scene in the Social Network or the third Zodiac killing in the Ted Cruz biopic, Zodiac.
lmao ted cruz
Maybe most people already know but David Fincher loves CGI and uses it in his movies like crazy. The Social Network is like 90% computer generated or something like that and I guess it looks great because no one talks about that as a special effects film.
His movies are color corrected to fuck, so it's harder to notice CGI.
I think every shot of San Fran in Zodiac is CGI.
The movie 'Contact' had tons of subtle CGI...external views from inside, every computer monitor andceven seamless impossible dolly-zooms.... absolutely genius from waaaaaay back in the 90s(!)
That Les Mis/Pink mash up made me laugh so hard that my husband came rushing into the room to find out what was so funny.
Young Sherlock is an underrated classic, fight me, Goat-boy!
Most of the CGI moments in the Dark Knight Trilogy are barely noticeable if noticeable at all!
AListProductions Scarecrow would disagree with you.
1:16 - i love that you specified "that were caught on camera" because the off camera blinks were probably but often not really as un-important as not
Exactly... 2:20 ... Thanks for mentioning that. It kills me when I see that in such a great movie, with such a big budget.
CGI effects are called Visual Effects. Special effects is the umbrella term for visual and practical effects.
What is this? I need my deep existential ponderings in my Mr Sunday Movies, gosh darn it!
BROOOOO that Pink song clip absolutely killed me
Young Sherlock Holmes is pure Gold
The Social Network has so much CGI in it no one knows, its that well done.
"Remember Dark Shadows"?
Me: Hm I didn't see it
"What was that you didn't see it?"
Me: Wait wtf 😂😂😂
David Fincher does a TON of this.
I saw Dark Shadows when it came out and I didn't notice him not blinking until you pointed it out.
Man your vids are and always have been on pointttt 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 keep it up mr. Sunday movies!!!
The wonderful calling out of Jeremy Renner was lovely
Thanks for all your videos man, they keep me going :)
Wow James! Not a single David Fincher movie? He is the master of hiding CGI effects in his movies.
The Zodiac had a CGI neighborhood in it that absolutely no one can notice even after being told it isn't real.
I think David Fincher uses CGI in all of his movies
There was a whole lot of CGI in Zodiac. Most shots of the city, all of the blood, etc.
You're editing jokes everything is like a hundred times better in this video great job classic video like the rest of them this one was hilarious
Pink playing over Javert’s suicide is the hardest I’ve laughed in a long time
I was dying at the Les Miserables face smash scene haha
Ha! I’ve seen Dark Shadows, Young Sherlock Holmes, and The Jacket! I win this video.
VFX artist here, good choice of movies. And i've never seen Young Sherlock Holmes, except that scene ;)
I've been looking for that SALMAN KHAN fake abs video for so long. Finally caught a glympse of it.
I love all of these videos. Mr Sunday Movies is amazing!!!! The only thing that makes these better is...Mason
You just never know what this guy is going to say... so much misdirection... you guys are freaking hilarious
I’m glad you acknowledge the digital effects of the last couple of Star Wars films.
The CGI for Wolverine's double in Logan is very impressive.
Mate, your stuff is just the best.
I really appreciate the subtle effects that go into scenery like that Mad Max shot shown or if you look at the BTS of Fincher's Dragon Tattoo, so many scenes in that were sunny and bright and they completely changed the weather and added snow that looks totally real. I also really liked the Paul Walker work done in Furious 7, I remember hearing about the farewell scene at the end but I was shocked after watching it that quite a few scenes had his face digitally placed in doing dialogue and everything.
Omg
"The Jacket," is an AWESOME movie!!!
(of course, I only say that now, having not seen it since I was going through this; "Adrien Brody is the guy in, "The Village,"?" He's great! I need to watch ALL his movies, and, by default, make them all my favorites!" phase of my life, that I've since grown out of.)
If you're a fan of Adrien Brody, Have You Ever Seen The Pianist?! That's the movie he won an Oscar for and he freaking deserved it starring in that movie. I was blown away by his performance. And I heard he went to the extremes getting ready for that movie by breaking up with his girlfriend, he stopped eating all kinds of foods so he could lose weight and look like a starving Jewish man living in World War II, and basically lived like a Hermit by himself to prepare for that role in The Pianist. And it paid off big-time!
My Friday’s are Monday so the podcast is a great day to end the week. Just kidding, I haven’t listened to it yet. I think I’ll go subscribe right now..
Damn this was crazy! Now I can’t unsee so many things! 😭 lol thanks. But in all honesty, I love learning about this stuff, so cool!!
You'd be hard pressed to believe that Rocket is CGI in Guardians of the Galaxy and not Bradley Cooper.
Most times on screen it's an actual raccoon, but it would have upset PETA and other activist groups if the trained racoons were forced to perform dangerous stunts.
Any time they couldn't hide the wires or the raccoons would be too close to explosives (about 7 different raccoons were used for the role of rocket, one for close ups and 6 for stunts and long shots) they had to use full CGI.
It's so well done I had trouble telling them apart from the actual raccoons.
The stunt double for Lex in the original Jurassic Park having a CG face of Lex put on her. The part where she falls through the ceiling and they pull her up. Probably some of the best, and least noticeable CG in JP.
appreciate you saying gosh darn Mr Sunday Movies, keepn it clean for the kids
salute to you
Anyone else live for his uploads
Yes! Ma Boi Sunday Movies likes musicals!
The jacket was awesome!
Jesus that russel crowe death scene had me cracking up!
In The Man Who Wasn’t There, there is a car crash and a shot of one of the car’s wheels flies across the screen. In the DVD commentary the Coen brothers reveal that it is an entirely CGI wheel. This was surprising to me as it’s very subtle and I never thought of the Coen’s as being the “type” of directors to employ CGI. Turns out I was dead wrong as they also digitally shrank Jeff Bridges to allow him to float through the lady dancer’s legs in The Big Lebowski. Then again, they also claimed that Fargo was based on a true story so they could just be fucking with me. No idea why, I haven’t done anything to them.
BLOODY DO A REVIEW AND EASTER EGG VIDEO ON NETFLIX'S PUNISHER. Please abs thank you, mate. Love your work.
Man, this video made me laugh so hard hahaha
There's a Doctor Who Christmas special where writer Russell T Davies realised that an uncooked turkey that was in shot should have been cooked by that time on Christmas day, according to the chronology of the episode, so they cooked it with CGI. On a BBC budget!
I know it’s not a movie but the Nobu fight during Daredevil season 1 had a lot of subtle cgi in it that I’d have never known about if I didn’t watch a behind the scenes featurette. It was pretty amazing.
you guys had fun with this one
Is the video at 7:57 and ad? I'd like to see the full video, does anyone know where can I find it?
This vid keeps getting darker and I love it
Superman moustache was pretty secret
*I really really really like your profile picture*
After seeing Rogue One, I was shocked to find out that Tarkin was CGI! I don't know if many people realized it when they saw it. Sometimes computers are truly amazing.
You had better not be teasing us about that list of your favorite musicals James!
I’ve always felt that the green lantern movie cgi was really great I loved the suit so much and it looked so real
*9:50* 😂😂😂❤️❤️
I must admit the CGI replacement of the stunt driver for Hugh Jackman was very good. I thought the backgrounds were CGI. Also to make him look older the make up was enhanced with CGI.
god Tony's floating head in civil war kills me every time, same with Bruce in infinity war
One that really surprised me, but wasn’t mentioned on this list for some reason, was the de-aging of the transformers in the transformers films.
David Fincher uses a lot of CGI that you'd never notice, The Game has some digital enhancement that's cool to compare because it's so minor that it seems arbitrary but when you compare the shots it DOES make a subtle difference
i know this video came out in 2018, but i'm watching it in 2020. the most recent CGI i was surprised by was in Parasite. when i saw that the main house was just in the middle of nowhere and not complete and the alley was all fake i was pretty impressed bc i didn't think about it for a second while originally watching it.
Ah, Dark Shadows is so nostalgic.
I have watched Dark Shadows a few times. It's hilarious.
That pink song had me screaming!
I like this video. Good job, James.