VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 31

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[@CorridorCrew]

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[@KaladinVegapunk]

Haha rewatching these i love to see how often Wren reps bridge 4 with that shirt, any new fans of stormlight or Mistborn will be stoked going back and seeing that It's been almost 5 years since he talked about them on the audible ad, I've seen him occasionally in the subreddit and even got props from brandosando himself haha

[@terpcj]

I had a friend who worked on the _Babe_ CG. The phrase that stuck out was, "I nearly went blind trying to get the hairs right every frame."

[@yoinkerman8524]

oof

[@FlippytheMasterofPie]

We shall never forget their sacrifice

[@tarmaque]

Worth it.

[@NoriMori1992]

I hope they know how well their work paid off. When this channel talked about _Call of the Wild_ in another video, and said you can't get across the same emotions with real animals, _Babe_ was the first counterexample I thought of, even though I haven't seen it in many many years.

[@rohanimations]

Merch idea: t-shirt with a scan of Niko’s face so when we wear it and the shirt stretches, the pores stretch.

[@TheBrickBro]

Amen

[@okumnyama]

Yes just absolutely

[@TAHA-nc4cm]

Wow

[@sus1221]

What if it was a face mask with Nico's face?!? Trippy!

[@sweetjustice8141]

Lmao

[@R3troZone]

The tiger was actually on set during the coliseum scene in Gladiator. There's a part in that fight where the tiger jumps on Russel Crowes back and takes him to the ground then immediately lunges for his hand before the camera cuts away. That's because Russel Crowe is actually the tiger handler dressed in the Maximus costume and he had a treat for the tiger in his hand.

[@TheDoctorOfMDMA]

No way!!! That's so wild!

[@vaporean_boylove.0w083]

Holy shiz that's dope as hell

[@Artofficial1986]

very cool ty for that fact

[@KakashiHatake-sv1vb]

Dude is a wild man

[@aliceramdom.s]

right

[@retoricmusic2741]

Do the scene from the first Pirates of the Caribbean when Jack Sparrow is fighting Barbossa in the moonlight 👌👌

[@leeks1408]

@@TimeSnake no they didn’t yet (here’s to hoping) but I’d assume it’s the same method as how they did Davy Jones and his crew-motion capture suits and dots on their faces and maybe even motion capture off camera

[@chindleymuffin]

According to the director's commentary on the DVD, the CG was all done by hand manually over the top like they did in Babe and Where The Wild Things Are. There were no tracking markers or dots on the actors, they just digitally rotoscoped all the shots with the pirates over the original footage.

[@aliceramdom.s]

they explain it on a bouns dvd of that pirates of the caribbean.

[@hhjk377]

“Your imagination is boundless, but filmmaking is not.” Dang that was good.

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

At first I thought so too, but it really just promotes complacency more over innovation. Filmmaking is only as boundless as one allows it to be. Imagine how different cinema would be if this were a Lucas, Spielberg or Cameron quote from the 80's. My point is: Where there's a will, there's a way. With that mentality, there are no limits to what you can create.

[@ErrantVanguard]

I would argue that it promotes innovation as necessary, because in the end you are limited to less than you can imagine, you always will be, but you have to push your tools to achieve the best you can do, the closest you can make. That's all a matter of interpretation, though. I see you as reading it as more literal, but I saw more of an implication. I mean, if they really believed what you said, I don't think they'd be doing half of the things they've learned to do, because why bother?

[@faizfuad8361]

@@ErrantVanguard you're right. people can't just interpret things on surface level, like the first reply does.

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

@@faizfuad8361 Surface level? What are you talking about? What I'm talking about goes deeper than anything.

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

@@ErrantVanguard I disagree. One is limited only by their will, or lack thereof.

[@therwbyfamilton8023]

Can you look at: Pirates Of the Caribbean 1: Jack vs Barbossa Speed Racer Enders Game Real Steel Land of The Lost Garfield

[@Mgl1206]

They already saw speed racer and Barbarossa I believe and real steel

[@cramyt]

what about train to busan

[@bngsoup1865]

Mgl 1206 I don’t think they have done speed racer I’ve watched all the reacts and I haven’t seen speed racer in one of them

[@braxbro7602]

Also The Thing prequel from 2013

[@definitelynotsam5063]

Real steel is pretty fricking good ngl

[@renegade637]

"George Miller made Mad Max, followed by Babe, followed by Babe 2, followed by Happy Feet, followed by Happy Feet 2, followed by Mad Max: Fury Road." What?! Talk about changing your demographics!

[@ijustchilling5563]

Wow

[@ThomasMBlank]

Can't believe Joji is so multi-talented. And he directed it when he was 3 years old!

[@duncanwade1026]

Niko actually provided a very condensed and incorrect version of his filmography. He directed the original 3 Mad Max films, The Witches of Eastwick and Lorenzo's Oil before he did Babe and Happy Feet. He really wants to diversify his work and appeal to all demographics.

[@tornanblade665]

SpongeBob: Hi mate, how are ya? (I have ADHD. I added the mate. I'm twelve. I'm british.)

[@jichaelmorgan3796]

Schizophrenia spectrum disorder, high functioning

[@lukenachos2096]

when niko says about the guy not reacting to the tiger: thats the point, the match was rigged. he knew the people would pull the tiger away from him.

[@langitkensahaja125]

Yea but there should still be some reaction at least. It was really close and no human would feel 100% comfortable with a tiger behind their backs

[@emd1178]

@@langitkensahaja125 except that god damn Carol Baskins

[@tornanblade665]

I haven't slept since 5 o'clock a.m. yesterday so I didn't understand that.

[@robrobusa]

@@langitkensahaja125 nah. The helmet, the crowd the blood pumping. He might not have heard it.

[@sukoo1]

@@langitkensahaja125 im here to say the dude looks over his shoulder pretty nervously. But also there is. Dude in front of him trying to sword his ass. Cant really afford to react very big or he would get taken advantage of

[@blinkingintensifies8212]

“The man who made Babe made Mad Max.” I was not ready for this information.

[@jp3813]

He co-wrote & co-produced the first Babe, directed the sequel.

[@henrikfrost9886]

"Kung Fury" by LaserUnicorns is a great 30ish minuts of CGI glory. Hope that we will one day see an reaction to it.

[@tuc-kaankaraayan]

Yessssss

[@joevalenzuela4995]

I agree very much. I second this request!

[@i_booba]

H A C K E R M A N

[@milk_bath]

I hope the only reason they haven’t featured it is because they want to get the director/writer/actor/stunt person in the studio.

[@panathatube]

Yes!👍

[@jordanlarson6488]

I will forever appreciate the where the wild things are movie for having practical costumes. It made the film real in a way that it still impacts me to this day. Nothing in GC will ever feel quite like this.

[@SharnRiver]

Mate, George Miller has two speeds and they are both terrifyingly fast

[@tornanblade665]

You brit like me mate?

[@burntham8752]

"Oi im bri-ish m8"

[@timcostello2914]

Hey guys! So glad you got around to Where the Wild Things Are! I was lucky enough to work on set while they were filming down in Melbourne, Australia. I was there thru an attachment program with the vfx department. Watching Spike work with the DOP and vfx department too create this organic world was so amazing. Initially Jim Henson Studios were developing a puppet rig to control the Wild Things faces. The puppeteers had a glove with sensors that could animate all the features in the CG face. This performance could be captured in real time and then rendered with the footage back on. It was a pity they abandoned the idea because it would have been really cool. I actually got to do some basic work in the post department too. I rotoscoped the shot you used with Max running while the tree falls behind them. My 2 seconds of Hollywood fame!! Love the reacts series - keep up all the amazing work!

[@sorrowsfromeden]

That's awesome!

[@lilkey_tzexyd5115]

Yo that's sick

[@hudsonbeyore7786]

That cool but I hope you know that you helped traumatized a lot of kids with that movie 😭

[@ironicanimations]

“We are almost at 4 million” *checks the sub count, 4Million* Woh

[@shaydeboi]

*W o h*

[@SwordTune]

Wren no longer has his things.

[@aidencarruthers961]

I wanna like this but it’s at 420

[@retturub566]

it takes a while fro vids to upload if they have a lot of data

[@beatsbykana]

love that they had actual costumes in where the wild things are

[@leahbee1992]

In Pirates of the Caribbean 5 they have a scene where they have a “young” Jack Sparrow but instead of hiring an actor who kind of looks like Johnny Depp they just use Johnny Depp and tried to age him down in post and it is..... nightmarish. I’d love to see the CC react!!

[@uosdwiSrdewoH]

That's typical Disney. They've been developing that tech since Tron which is why they usually look really good. Especially now. Unfortunately in some cases it still looks horrifying.

[@carlosfer2201]

@@uosdwiSrdewoH the best of this I've seen is probably Sam Jackson in Captain Marvel.

[@nightspicer]

Reaction to Chronicles of Narnia, *Aslan* in parcticular, and comparison with new Lion King would be awesome! :D

[@tmunoz5168]

Yes!! I was about to comment that too!

[@TheNomnomnom0815]

Yes, please!

[@poopsanchez6449]

They made a whole video about recreating Lion King. You should watch that.

[@diegopansini3152]

Yes!

[@ahsanarifeen7827]

Perfect! I wanted them to react to the new lion king too!

[@ktrosien89]

Do Jim Henson’s The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance on Netflix. A beautiful combination of practical and digital

[@therion108]

Yes please!

[@MrsNegative1]

Kyle OMFG YES!!!

[@Patrick-jj5nh]

YES have a look, i said the same thing. louis leterrier really put his heart & soul into that one

[@Bus_Driver117]

Yes!!!!!!!!!

[@marcussmithereens-smithert5409]

Yes! They could even talk to Barnaby Dixon about the puppetry in it!

[@joyceblankenship4401]

secret life of walter mitty: the scene where he breaks through the wall in his office building/ or the volcano explosion when sean is seen strapped to the plane

[@joel6720]

Reaction to Gods of Egypt, how they scale the gods, the creatures, and literaly the whole movie

[@toomanyaccounts]

they would find it horrible

[@bryancornejo3672]

If you haven’t already y’all should do Zathura: A Space Adventure, it has a ton of practical and CG effects that hold up really well

[@GTKreations]

I would like to see it also

[@stwelf1754]

This movie was a huge part of my childhood, let's see it!

[@dabuscusgames6343]

That was a really good movie

[@justinbellotti7838]

Oooohhh, what would be amazing would be a double video, cover Jumanji and Zathura in the same vid. Boths effecfs compared against eachother. How they did what they did initially and how they improved on that and made better (or worse) effects for Zathura. I think that would be a very interesting video project.

[@lowryder3209]

Omg I used to watch zathura as a kid, to me back then, it was like a horror movie. Very nostalgic

[@swivel_z1371]

Oh god, Those "Where the Wild Things Are" puppets are in some warehouse somewhere. Imagine not knowing about that and accidentally stumbling into one on some jank warehouse job x.x

[@kingwiggle]

😳

[@alolanstarboy]

FNAF 6 starts in 30 seconds

[@Nora-bq9fl]

I would die immediately. This movie scarred me for life, I will never forget how one of the creatures got it's arm ripped out and replaced with a fucking stick!

[@Royal_Fortune]

I love some of them!

[@MariaCalore]

Now that Agents of SHIELD is ending, I think it would be perfect to have Mark Kolpack here breaking down the best and "worst" of its effects. It's amazing, being a network show and having some cuts some seasons.

[@matthewbrown7659]

I glossed over this channel for a long time because the "experts react" channels on KZbin sometimes use a loose definition of "expert". Having watched several videos now, though, I *love* when you guys go into the details of how an interesting shot was done. I don't work with editing, but I do work with optics and light measurements, so seeing how the science and art is applied in film is absolutely fascinating and educational. *Subscribed*, you guys make a good show!

[@rajveerhl]

Pirates Of The Caribbean 1: Jack Sparrow vs Barbossa sword fight.

[@mikesilva3868]

Gee, even the movie "The Fog" didn't have this much fog. Mst3k joke 🤣

[@nick_steele9790]

@@mikesilva3868 Watch out for snakes!

[@mikesilva3868]

@@nick_steele9790 lol 😂

[@CleverCoz]

I don't get how they haven't done this yet it's the top comment on like every video

[@kaitolove3255]

Bro i swear some people must've barley seen these cause i been basically commenting the same thing for a few weeks lmfao but thx for getting people to see this one

[@DenisseG]

I would love to see literally anything from scooby doo 2: monsters unleashed

[@somegoodtimes1341]

They can’t there was no vfx it was just shaggys power and they filmed it

[@iamchairs4926]

I was literally waiting till the next episode to ask them to do scooby doo god dammit

[@alextalkington]

Denisse G, I second your comment! I would love to see them react to Scooby Doo!

[@vincentrusso4097]

Scooby doo!

OH MAN WREN HAS THE BRIDGE FOUR SHIRT. WE HAVE AN STORMLIGHT ARCHIVES FAN BOYS.

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

That's one of my favorite book series, I can't wait for the next one. November 17...

@@TheExplosiveGuy life before death

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

@ Strength before weakness.

[@designate_om]

@@TheExplosiveGuy journey before pancakes

[@210rebelboy]

Babe is my childhood, immensely wholesome, and an actually interesting story with a lot of growth. Those who haven't seen it, check it out. The music, the scene where the Farmer dances, this movie just has so much love behind it. It will raise your spirits in 2020. That'll do, pig.

[@calebmurphy9406]

I love that, even as visual effects artists, they still understand the importance of practical, in-camera effects and advocate for their integration with visual effects.

[@haicoai6269]

T yeskzbin.info/www/bejne/pYWZkn94d7ebfaM

[@Yora21]

"This movie is very French." That actually describes it very well.

[@alexisdeuwel6679]

Is that a common expression though ? Never heard it used as "bizarre" if I get it well

[@alexisdeuwel6679]

@@RaphPatch Interesting, thank you Raphael :) As a French myself I.... cannot deny this makes a point ! 😂

[@PrickSlickfield]

Dude come on don't be racist.

[@alexisdeuwel6679]

@@PrickSlickfield Ok man, thank you for your input

[@Cross8ow]

@@alexisdeuwel6679 Is it true that you have allowed nudity in TV pretty much anytime, not just after 22? I know pornTV channels have only 15+ restriction and not 18+.

[@rachelsingleton732]

Chronicles of Narnia, the squid/octopus thing from Fellowship of the Ring, and the racing scenes from Herbie Fully Loaded

[@marvellousprime9445]

The end of "where the wild things are " made me really sad at the end where the kid just leaves his new best friends with out saying good bye to them while they're calling out to him with such sadness because he was the best friend that either one of them could've gone to when they are sad or just need a friend but he just left them in the worst way😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@panfrick]

Tigris doesn’t flinch at the tiger lunging at him because he is a BAMF like that, definitely fits with the scene.

[@cheesed-kun8445]

Plus it’s kinda hard to hear a swipe when you’re wearing a metal helmet

[@Metalcarguy]

I just read an interview with the Tigris stunt guy (Sven-Ole Thorsen) and a tiger did actually swipe super close at him at some point. He didn't know until after the shot was taken and all the stunt coordinators looked at him with frightened faces.

[@trn8969]

Yeah this is one of the few they got wrong on that one particular swipe - he clearly does react (turns his head) but is in character enough to not do anything other than briefly acknowledge the tiger's swing

[@shawndowns2487]

I also took it that he knew he was protected by caesar. So he only had to worry about Maximus

[@13ninjakill]

He was also the stunt guy for Bradley Cooper where he humped the tiger at the cop car in the hangover. He obviously isnt scared of tigers

[@CanadianLegoDudes]

Fun fact: my roommate’s dad actually was the director of cinematography for Where the Wild Things Are!

[@MrPrice-bb2gn]

Wow!

[@nutmeggaming11261]

Cool!

[@mityakiselev]

You must've had a tough school life with a surname like that xD

[@philotomybaar]

He’s done all of Spike Jonze’s films. Lance Acord.

[@jessemoody2218]

Yo get him on

[@chrisdobson4597]

I just watched the invisible man. Some of the scenes like the kitchen fight and the revealing of the guy underneath could be cool to look at, and maybe talk about the plausibility of using cameras like that lol. You guys rock !

[@ismaelsegarra543]

You guys should react to food or restaurant commercials. A lot of special and practical effects goes into making them. It would be cool to have a guest who does that type of work to give their insight as well

[@panmarek3935]

Guys you gotta tell us how was ”Paul“ made. There's a lotta alien - human interactions and I wonder how they did it.

[@foxisbaee3798]

good idea

[@PaulPaulPaulson]

I'll ask my parents

[@trippydrew8492]

@@PaulPaulPaulson I didn't mean for you to find out like this, but I have something to tell you.. Son.

[@paulypoobrain2929]

Paul Paulson I mean...

[@NexissTV]

Yes

[@warr_toast1139]

They should review Zathura, the effects for that movie still hold up, (like the robot and the lizard men)

[@fanime1]

Yes! That's a good movie

[@joecoz26]

They were practical. That’s why it holds up. Stan Winston has a behind the scenes.

[@CatUnderHelmet]

I think the opening scene of the movie Cube (1997) has some interesting effects considering the year it was made, would be interesting to hear your thoughts

[@mcslowdog5623]

You guys should look at Pirates of the Caribbean when they turn to skeletons and shit it’s pretty good

[@manicconsole9741]

yeah yeah i commented the same,,yeah pls react

[@CaptainBirdbeak]

There's this really odd scene in Spider-man: Homecoming, where after spidey mistakes a guy for breaking in his car, he does a super vfx jump off and onto the ground and the lighting is bad and agh

[@RottenBensen]

I know I hate it and I've never heard anyone mention it. I thought I was going crazy.

[@UltraBatshift]

i actually blocked that scene from memory, i can't recall what happened except for the Stan Lee cameo

[@GreggoryMiller]

"Where the Wild Things Are" is a friggin fever dream

[@kyledeforest44]

Saw that in theaters as a young child. I was too scared to sit through the whole thing lol. The dude got his arms ripped off and I was outta there

[@redstonearmy9834]

Oh god I forgot that was a movie

[@krisostomoyabarrera2255]

Never finished it too. I cant understand it and I thought it to be too weird.

[@wokekoala3888]

That’s what that movie was called! I don’t remember much but I remember liking it as a kid. I only watched it once tho.

[@DBLRedRibbon]

I felt depressed watching this movie. It just didn’t sit well with me.

[@xastielmuffinz3047]

You know, i don't know why this was never mentioned. But i want to see them reacting to "The One" movie starring Jet Li. back then i felt like it was so amazing looking at him fighting himself in a high octane stunt action. And this was a 2001 movie.

[@bodyfarmbrat]

where the wild things are was a very awesome heartwarming live action translation of a great timeless book. i loved it

[@falcothegreat5470]

Can you look at the How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World? There’s a few scenes there that just look phenomenal.

[@twojuiceman]

Agreed. Take a look at when toothless is drawing in the sand to impress the light fury. That sand is some of the best animated wet sand I have ever seen

[@smoothie677]

PLZ THEY NEED TO DO THIS literally my favorite movie

[@Footballar09]

Yes that has to happen!

[@holmes2210]

Yes I fucking love that movie

[@musclegeek1991]

I don’t think animated movies are really their thing

[@mohkambrar3107]

That weird explosion scene in mission impossible: ghost protocol DEFINITELY needs to be critiqued.

[@AkashKumar-zx2vy]

the explosion scene in the kremlin?

[@tarren452]

Just stumbled across this channel and I love it! So fascinating 👏

[@expendableindigo9639]

I love the dog clip from Where the Wild Things Are. That's a great punchline.

[@shadabk96]

I like how they say "Fastest internet" and play dial-up noises in the background.. XD

[@manavudgirkar3345]

I love wrens variation of movie titles "Pi's life" is gold

[@timothymeylor2487]

Charles Xavier Death scene from X-Men The Last Stand (2006)! I remember that being so captivating when I was younger. The effects on Prof. X's body reacting to Jean's powers dissolving him were so cool!

[@julienbarbry9569]

Would be interesting if you reacted to the fight scene between John and his teddy in Ted. I wonder which parts of the parts are CG or not

[@andyboyd7511]

I’d like to see how much of DREDD is practical.

[@iandorney5754]

Yes!

[@awmperry]

I know a guy who worked on it - if the Crew would like, I can see if I can put them in touch with him.

[@enderz8398]

awmperry tweet them then they’ll probably respond

[@gabrielspangler6964]

I am fully on board, love that movie

[@Lsd1021]

awmperry hell yeah, tweet them to get their attention

[@MozartSrs]

“I’m basically just watching a fancy cartoon” Best line ever

[@Aoglesby12]

THE WALKING DEAD - especially season 7 where you got the tiger Shiva, the trash ppl set where they try to make it look huge, the walker kills etc

[@ThrottleTimeN1K]

That Babe to Mad Max cut was amazing.

[@austinmustdie3631]

wren: “oh i never saw that movie”, clint: “WRITE THAT DOWN”

[@360.Tapestry]

wouldn't be surprised if he hadn't seen it, either

[@Alicecandyfloss]

Did Niko's teachers never tell him about the boy who fell off his chair and spilt his head open and die XD

[@MartinsVoltech]

must have happened at least once in every classroom on earth.

[@LnPPersonified]

Did anyone tell them about the 6' social distancing and mask wearing?

[@PABLOXSS]

That actually happened to me lol i didn't die tho

[@andanotherthing5160]

Pokerface Bruh

[@LnPPersonified]

@Lordofcrocs If you think that's six feet, I know a Nigerian prince who needs some financial help.

[@nakedpotato7741]

Love the show. Entertaining, educating, and enlightening, which was the original motto for Warner Bros. back in the day. I haven't watched all the episodes because I haven't seen a lot of the movies featured, so I wasn't sure if you guys had covered Superman: The Movie (1978). You could do a whole episode on that one. Keep up the good work.

[@MrVictorMoya]

I think the fx heavy Van Helsing needs the keen eye of Corridor Crew.

[@elsinorblanco]

"Death Becomes Her", especially the scene where Meryl Streep's head is snapped around backwards.

[@Eulogy10]

Such a funny movie

[@user-zl5gi8sv7u]

Hey I just watched that the other night and was blown away by the effects from 1992!

[@fanime1]

Hmm, I think they did react to it last year. If not, I would definitely love to see that. That movie is so underrated and not talked about enough

[@hoodwinkedfool]

Death Becomes Her is fantastic and the effects still blow my mind

[@luikandbrendan1321]

You should do “Flubber” with robbin Williams!

[@mexicantimberwolf]

They talked about Oblivion in a different video. Don't remember which tho

[@sic3b]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJKnmJ2IrMR9aq8

[@Outis89]

Flubber for sure!

[@snjert8406]

How are they going to talk to Robin Williams??

[@ItsDarkinHerex2x]

sic3b that is Edge of tomorrow

[@twoearproductions1139]

The wolge effects from NBC's Grimm. I always loved the Fuchsbou

[@kb2_edits641]

Legend (2015) With Tom Hardy!!! The Masking of the faces to make him appear to be his twin brother is something I’d love to see you guys go over:)

[@digboirtob5913]

I think you should look at scenes from Mandy. I don’t know how much is CGI but there are some good visuals

[@fairylovesyou]

we follow you commander

[@1985celicag]

“Iron man 1”s suit up sequence

[@shockwave68]

They did that LONG ago.

[@ShieldRetro]

There’s a movie called “the Indian in the cupboard” that I was really wanting to see you guys take a look at because its kind of interesting to me

[@GrizIIyBear]

old school movie

[@apllo4193]

I loved that movie. That and Small soldiers were the ones that made me think differently of toys as a child. After that came toy stories.

[@Soothsayerrr]

6:20 “Mommy, how are spaceships made?” “Well when a mommy and a spaceship love each other-“

[@2brainded240]

Hey! How did they do that one scene in Iron Man where Mrs. Potts replaces Tony’s arc reactor?

[@thedoctor8527]

Easy! They built up on his chest and made him basically sink into the bed giving the illusion that she stuck her hands down his chest and then they added a little CGI to paint him out a little to make it look real

[@SullyFox]

@@thedoctor8527 Exactly how they did it. There's even a gaff in the film, because the prosthetic chest was moulded before Robert Downey Jr. worked out for the role, so when he's laying on the bed the torso is very flat, and when he rises in the next shot his real torso has pecks and abs.

[@NatetheKindaOK]

No need, they actually cut a hole in his chest for her to reach into for the scene. True dedication from RDJ

[@2brainded240]

Nate the Great yes cuz as we know, he is iron man

[@brunosavastano1851]

“Where The Wild Things Are” is a beautiful movie, as kid I really loved it. They did an amazing job making such a simple story off of a book for kids into a more complex yet cute story

[@Korilian13]

I saw it as an adult and I thought it was so scary!

[@bacon8tor788]

One of the best lines: FEED ME WOMAN

[@brunosavastano1851]

Korilian13 lmao it is tho

[@thespankmyfrank]

@@Korilian13 Same, those monsters scare the shit out of me. I almost couldn't get through it when I saw it.

[@jamesperryii9994]

@@thespankmyfrank I remember going into the theater thinking: 'Oh, this will be just as great as the book, lovely!' But when I came out of the theater, I thought: 'My God, they ruin a childhood book by one scene.' At 9 years old, I became traumatized by that one, terrible scene, where the eagle has his arm RIPPED OFF LIKE A RAG DOLL and the child is running in the forest for his life, so he doesn't get eaten alive by his former friend. But this guy says, "It'S a WoNdErFuL fIlM." Screw that! I would never show my kids that movie. Just look up "Where the Wild Things Are arm ripped off."

[@cheswajda9803]

Thank you for finally reviewing Where the Wild Things Are. Still some of the most believable and grounded effects on film, holds up very well 10+ yrs later. Novel and effective mix of practical and digital. Surprised it's not used more often. JJ Abrams used it a *little* in Force Awakens (Simon Pegg character), but not as much as he could have / should have. It's a shame!

[@chrisdobson4597]

You guys have to react to Pirates of the Caribbean. Some of the stunt explosions, and even the cgi is good for the orginal. Maybe look into the newer ones for bad cgi lol. Love it CC!

[@mr.shyryhud1659]

Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters has some of the worst green screen I’ve seen in a movie its size. The water surfing part.

[@Ramsesamonra]

agree :D

[@gpenicaud]

I think they talked about this scene (and the movie in general) in one of the early episodes.

[@EyesOnJeremy]

Follow that up with Escape From LA's surfing scene.

[@ComedyBros5]

Oh Lord. I had forgotten about that movie and that scene. Thanks for the PTSD.

[@stephengere3937]

*Ahem* James Bond Water Surfing Part😂

[@heroicdorkgoop4850]

So as always I will recommend Dredd, especially the slo-mo scenes, but you should also check out the early Harry Potter films.

[@stephen-fi6fc]

Whoa... I just noticed Wren is wearing a Stormlight Archive shirt! Glad to see he's a fan.

[@connornevarez3464]

Would love to see you guys take a look at some of the practical effects used in Dunkirk. Love the show. Keep up the good work

[@tristanmccann6838]

Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance!

[@aigeuspolitopoulos443]

Pirates of the Caribbean 1:Barbarossa fight scene

[@mityakiselev]

lol Barbarossa is WW2, the captain was Barbossa

[@danwachler5480]

Wren always rocking the Stormlight Archive t-shirts!

[@holygrayell]

Would love to see you guys break down Kevin James inserting himself into movie scenes as a sound guy. Very fun series

[@__Jensen_Walker__]

I had a dream that y’all made a funny video on the Corridor channel involving motorized standing desks where they malfunction and instead of slowly going up they just launch upwards super fast and rocketed through the ceiling carrying all of the contents of the desk up with it and they rained down in pieces after the desk shot through the ceiling. There was also a rated r version where it decapitated wren as it shot upwards. I woke up sad because wren died :/

[@natevemuri9024]

RIP dream wren

[@PeterDanielBerg]

that really does sound like a video they would make haha

[@lethalexponent6]

Love death robots Love death robots Love death robots

[@__Jensen_Walker__]

I forgot to mention too there was a corridor crew video about it but all I remember is somebody showing how they made the spark effects for when the computer/monitor cables tore as the desk flew up.

[@natevemuri9024]

@@__Jensen_Walker__ that sounds strangely realistic for a dream

[@evstuff688]

The fact that George Miller made Mad Max and Babe is one of my favorite things on earth.

[@damiandanaher1572]

I would LOVE to see a Stuntmen React to the swordfight between Hector and Achillies.

[@darthkairu]

so I watched Starship Troopers again theother day and I was thinking I'd love to hear your takes on its effects. I feel like some of them still hold up.

[@jonathanconey4552]

You guys should react to "Jason and the Argonauts", specifically the fight with the skeletons. It is the best stop motion I have ever seen. RIP Ray Harryhausen

[@hazonku]

They could even get into some of the amazing matte work in that too.

[@Fakan]

I thought they did?

[@ster950]

Speaking of that, there's a short film called Rebooted that uses the same effects for the main character. You can look it up on here

[@mitchellhalvorson9719]

They did in one of their first episodes

[@sallybradshaw4576]

Is the restaurant in Monsters, Inc. named after him?

[@nicolasarcher]

Guys ITS TIME!! You have got to analyze 2012 “DREDD” its a must must must!

[@quentinf5994]

Thanks you for talking about Blood Machines

[@theangryMD]

i'm absolutely blown away you did blood machines AND you liked it!

[@themoviereview7532]

Let's think for a moment how they do their best to entertain us in this covid-19 period. Thanks Corridor

[@JTM610]

Not trying to be ungrateful but it's not like they're not having fun and earning money or anything

[@chvishnu619]

@@JTM610 exactly.

[@FandomEnforcer]

I agree! They are risking their health to actually make content for the channel as well as trying to react what we suggest to them.

[@cowboy83ful]

Still not going to subscribe

[@pheonix82828]

Fishgang?

[@srt10acrx]

If someone makes "Where the incredible hulks are" I would watch it.

[@Hattybombatti]

I'd love to see a reaction/breakdown of the remastered Halo 2 cutscenes by Blur studios. Should honestly be a full blown movie.

[@Brindlebrother]

I love Jaquin Penix. He was great in The Jester.

[@bliiblaablue]

My grandmother used to read me "Where the wild things are" children's book when I was just a tiny baby and that was back in 80's. The story was as trippy as the movie.

[@rowdyruffmojo]

and can you believe they lightened up the movie?! It was supposed to be darker and creepier.

[@vladimiradidas1945]

@@rowdyruffmojo no matter what, i still believe that it's criminally underrated. it's worth the watch, imo

[@mrxnoname93]

Uploaded 8 seconds ago. This will be my all time record

[@funsession9002]

Gotcha

[@liamford8817]

I was so close :(

[@ayushinamdar6185]

8 minutes

[@DefineEquinox]

8 min

[@soop5618]

I’m Dow to 8 min

[@gootintag5453]

I've been watching the videos made by corridor digital since put your tractor 🚜 on the pile was a damn t shirt. I have no goals of film making but I can honestly say you guys have opened up my eyes to what good filmmaking is and how to spot effects and skill within a film. I appreciate the skillshare promo it actually seems like a great idea. This series is a new favorite and I honestly look forward to new vids. I'm sure they are busy but I was wondering if other members of corridor would be able to join this series. Also see about wren and pwnisher fighting. Would love to see that video.not sure why but I just wanna see them duke it out so damn bad... any way if you guys are reading this for reals the. Well done on the 4m sub mark 👏 you guys deserve it.

[@rrmmdd1550]

Love to see you do starship troopers

[@ryohazuki3161]

You guys should do some reactions and breakdowns of the VFX from Van Hellsing primarily the werewolf transformations

[@rdsasuke1]

Hells yes.

[@AvielMannBallo]

We talkin the movie? The stuff they did with Dracula was also cool, as I recall

[@Mastordant]

I keep saying this as well :D

[@ryohazuki3161]

@@AvielMannBallo oh yeah we definitely talking bout the movie with glorious long haired Hugh Jackman. And yes the the VFX overall was actually pretty stellar not gonna lie (but then again i'm quite forgiving with these types of things)

[@Eulogy10]

One of best werewolf transformation scenes is in hemlock grove

[@roybatty2152]

Great video series. How about some more "old school" effects and staging breakdowns eg Forbidden Planet (1956), 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), Earthquake (1974), Altered States (1980).

[@brettcoster4781]

Also, I'd like to see some critiques of really old (but great) films, such as the Robot/Maria transformation scene in Metropolis, Nosferatu etc.

[@chrisb7398]

Holy shit! Ive been asking for "where the wild things are"! Thank you so much^^