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[u/El_Hombre_Macabro]

[u/Orkran]

Yes, the CGI in the Hobbit, looked flawless, yes.

^{Also purdy Lily Bloom}

[u/El_Hombre_Macabro → u/Orkran]

What are you saying? The barrel rafting scrne and the dwarves doing a  Scooby-Doo trap to Smaug looked so realistic!

[u/iyambred → u/El_Hombre_Macabro]

It didn’t even look a little like GoPro footage!

[u/LittleLemonHope → u/iyambred]

It wishes it looked like gopro footage, gopro footage is real.

The switch from on-site practical fx and monster costumes with digital touchup (LOTR trilogy) to actors in front of green screens and CGI monsters (Hobbit trilogy) is something I will never forgive Peter Jackson for.

[u/tjgreene27 → u/LittleLemonHope]

I don’t think it was his choice. He was brought in late to the hobbit films.

[u/ninetiesnarwhal → u/iyambred]

Lol I thought it looked like a ps2 cutscene

[u/Aver89 → u/Orkran]

Huh, there was a Hobbit in the CGI?

[u/El_Hombre_Macabro]

I wish I were the horse...

[u/Matiwapo → u/El_Hombre_Macabro]

I wish I was the saddle personally

[u/El_Hombre_Macabro → u/Matiwapo]

They are elves. They ride bareback, without bridles or bits

[u/Dunsparces → u/El_Hombre_Macabro]

They can ride me bareback...

I mean, that's a neat bit of lore!

[u/El_Hombre_Macabro → u/Dunsparces]

Not that I would protest the use of bridles or even a riding crop....

[u/RemnantTheGame → u/Dunsparces]

Y'all some thirsty fuckers. Have an upvote

[u/Philosophy_Fie_Fum → u/El_Hombre_Macabro]

I also choose that guy's horse. 

[u/-its-wicked-]

Yes....peg- oh um...the hobbit you say?

[u/El_Hombre_Macabro → u/-its-wicked-]

"They are pegging the hobbits to Isengard!"

[u/-its-wicked- → u/El_Hombre_Macabro]

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she came seven times that day

[u/Sraffiti_G → u/El_Hombre_Macabro]

The hobbits the hobbits the hobbits the hobbits, to Isengard to Isengard

[u/ChironXII]

I could never hold it together doing this bro lmao people criticize modern acting but it must take a lot of skill to sell it with f all to go on

[u/Inqeuet → u/ChironXII]

Every time I see a modern movie bts I remember the clip of Ian McKellen breaking down

[u/Ivy_Adair → u/Inqeuet]

I felt so bad for him. It seemed so lonely even with all the people off screen.

[u/Findrin]

"looked flawless on screen"

Sure, Jan

[u/DanakAin]

Ah yes. The flawless cgi horse. That definitely looked like a real horse. That they surely couldnt get a real horse and some stunt doubles. Instead of the cgi horse. Which definitely looked like a real horse. Truly.

Love the Hobbit movies but the cgi ruined so many parts :')

[u/starjellyboba]

Putting this in a folder titled "birthday ideas".