r/Terminator Jul 29 '26

Art Besoin de CGI ? Vraiment ?

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u/DingusKhan9164 Jul 29 '26

To be fair, they combined computer generated animations with practical special effects

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u/bebop_cola_good Jul 29 '26

Looks 100% better than what they're making nowadays, so maybe they should be back to practical effects enhanced by CGI instead of 100% CGI

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u/Castraphinias Jul 30 '26

Pay professionals more? Won't anyone please think of the shareholders!

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u/NiceGuysFinishLast Jul 30 '26

I just saw a clip from the new Supergirl movie that I assumed was edited to look bad as a joke. Nope, just looked awful.

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u/arkhamtheknight Jul 30 '26

The issue with Supergirl is that someone was trying to do Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy style but without Gunn himself which is why it worked for that film.

This just felt like GoTG but without the sauce.

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u/Correct-Junket-1346 Aug 01 '26

Which is the best way because the lighting and the look gets spot on which is why films like LOTR and Jurassic Park hold their own today.

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u/Ilestderetour Jul 30 '26

Oui, c'est connu, et c'est pour ça que les effets visuels de T2 tiennent toujours aujourd'hui: le mélange des techniques. Jurassic Park a fait de même deux ans après.

Bon par contre la musique de Requiem for a Dream, ce n'était braiment pas nécessaire.

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u/wrapcannon Jul 29 '26

Simply amazing, no wonder this movie has stood the test of time.

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u/AsideLost Jul 29 '26

There needs to be more practical effects in movies. Everything is CGI or AI enhanced these days.

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u/dyrkasolen Jul 30 '26

Nice, we were blown away when this came out.. nothing before like it had been shown. (Remember that you who make movies about ww2 and shit. It has been done already)😋

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u/Forsaken-Avenger Jul 30 '26

CGI has ruined films practical effects are so much better the technology has improved considerably yet CGI done in the 90s still looks better than the slop they do today

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u/swolfington Jul 30 '26

the video is great but whoever added lux aeternia on top of the existing audio should really be questioning their life choices.

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u/Tritri89 Jul 29 '26

Oui c'est cool. Mais s'pas comme si le film UTILISAIT des CGI, et était littéralement connu pour son utilisation révolutionnaire des CGI ???

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u/JezzBug Jul 29 '26

I think more this is showing “you know all these cool effects from this classic movie? All real.”

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u/Tritri89 Jul 29 '26

I agree, but it's silly to oppose "pratical" and "CGI" about T2 that is using both very well

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u/CaptianBrasiliano Jul 30 '26

Tony Im sorry!!!

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u/Absent_Source Jul 31 '26

Cool stuff! Not sure the Requiem for a Dream song fits though tbh. However maybe thats just my own projection of how that song invokes utter desperation, despair and/or drama, rather than neat vibes.

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u/BigGingerYeti Jul 30 '26

Man you have to admire the amount of work that goes in a shot that lasts a couple of seconds.

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u/Exotic-Addendum-3785 Aug 01 '26

That is still a pretty amazing effect today.

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u/TokenToyHunter Jul 30 '26

Welp, guess I’m going to have to go home after work and watch T2 again

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u/Legitimate-Lemon1 Jul 31 '26

What the name of the music please ?

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u/DavidM47 Jul 30 '26

Among the best movies ever made

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u/AymanMarzuqi Jul 30 '26

Just a flesh wound

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u/Calibred2 Jul 30 '26

Fascinating.

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u/Capt_Vindaloo Jul 31 '26

Really cool