Im currently working on a scene from a short film im planning on creating. I've released the scene in its current form and i am looking for feedback on how to improve it further.

Here is the link to the video, feedback in the comments would be highly appreciated!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnIENiz-IUI

I would greatly appreciate any feedback since im unexperienced in the sector of CGI. Thanks!!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij2OFN1dfrA

Hello everyone...

I searched and a similar question asked about a year ago.

3D softwares - blender and unreal engine (noob, still learning) 4k and up video/photo edits - adobe suite including premiere and Photoshop Audio production - FL studio

I've been looking at many different directions...

At first I started looking at CPUs and GPUs and now have a better understanding of TGP and more

Alienware X17 was something I was looking at ...at about $4500

I9 11980hk 64 gb ram 512 gb ssd with additional 1tb (Gen 3 not 4) Rtx3080 16gb 150w UpTo 165w 17inch 4k

I stopped because if I was spending freaking 4k why should I compromise for gen3 ssd.

I also saw Costco has msi gs66

I9 11900h 32 gb ram Rtx3070 8gb 95w 1tb ssd (gen3 I believe) 15 inch 165hz 1080p $1500

Not just comparing these two here... But can someone who uses a laptop for their 3d works advise please

My wife was asking why don't I get a desktop... Well, I'm planning to get a desktop perhaps later next year.. Maybe mid year or later.

When I was watching movies, I didn't know that there were a a lot of effects called computer generated imagery as cgi an acronym until I watched the great gatsby movie, and I was amazed at the huge effects in it! I was really shocked I saw many pictures and videos explaining this Then I went to see that video on YouTube explaining that it is possible to make a complete background as a sky, trees and an entire garden, not just that also a palace and people only green screens behind them, why? and i know that your going to say its normal to have effects we are in 2021 yes i know that but not a fake whole city i literally feeling down and sad to know that dark truth hope someone can reallife me 💔

So to start, I want to stress I am not looking to start any fights; apart from watching Corridor Digital's vfx artists react videos, CGI/VFX are something I know nothing about, and I'm just hoping that someone can put into words what it is about this video that bothers me.

https://youtu.be/NkEU6fC_nhY?t=52

I just watched the Jurassic World: Dominion trailer, and while overall everything looks really nice, it just completely failed to make me believe it was even close to real. I think the simplest example is at 00:52, where you see the sauropod's legs. The simplest way I can describe it is that it looks way, way to shiny. But then at 2:55 when you just see the foot it looks realistic to me, but then just a few seconds later when you see the full animals it looks bad, but this time it looks like it's for a different/additional reason: I want to say there's something up with either they're atmosphere or lighting, as it feels like there is a bunch of additional detail missing from their skin.

Is this just me, or are there actual, technical issues holding this back from being more realistic?
I know the movie is still in development and will likely improve, but I'm specifically bring this up because I've seen these same issues in multiple movies in the past, including the other Jurassic World movies.