VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 159

[@malicedownunder]

Well... that was fun! Thanks for the shoutout for our little film Despiser, shot back in 1998 on Betacam. I'm pleased it's bringing joy to those who can appreciate it. Love your channel-I've been a fan since the beginning. Kudos to the Corridor Crew! - Phil Cook

[@chandrashekhar124]

@Corridor Crew - the Director has replied :)

[@rhombusplowers7214]

Here we gooooooo

[@caeruleas]

Keep cooking, king

[@RowanVaughn-cj5cu]

it looks like y'all had so much fun & those car chase shots were so cool, keep doin what you do!

[@Skube3D]

I want a big budget shot for shot remake of that car chase over a lava bridge sequence.

[@RCoryCollins]

Holy shit! I have hit the big time now! Thumbnail for Corridor Crew! Welcome to the Phil Cook Universe! Lolol. I made the creatures and their animations. I think it was actually made in the late 90's tho. It was kinda tough to do on a single pentium II with 32 megs of ram and like a 256 meg hdd. Those are megs, not gigs. Heck, I was a forklift driver on the night shift at the time. This is really cool, and I'm glad you guys enjoyed it!

[@wojciechk2107]

It seemed to me like 90's video games cutscenes, good job!

[@jishan6992]

That was actually the most impressive shot of the movie, good job! You were able to do a lot for so less

[@RCoryCollins]

@@jishan6992 Thanks!

[@RCoryCollins]

@@wojciechk2107 Thanks!

[@doctornova3015]

impressive for basically no RAM.

[@foreveryoungarts4657]

You guys absolutely need to get Philip Cook on the couch!!!!! I am dead serious! And not to poke fun but he deserves a place on the back of it, he's out here doing his passion and Sam is dead right, not being an expert on something doesn't mean you shouldn't do it :)

[@davidstorrs]

Except for brain surgery. Don't do that if you're not an expert. And maybe not heart surgery either. You know what, don't do any kind of surgery unless you're an expert. *nod*

[@markedis5902]

I agree it would be really interesting to find out more about him and what software he uses

[@davidotoole9328]

@@foreveryoungarts4657 he’s Sam but he was only interested in making features.

[@TheCoachMusicOfficial]

I need to see Phillip Cook on the Couch

[@Arcadiez]

Let him cook!!

[@tyjuarez]

This is my first exposure to Philip Cook, and he's truly a visionary. The CG is cheesy but the style is consistent. Crash zooms, lens blooms, immaculate vibes.

[@wyattweed]

Ok guys, Phillip Cook made a film back in 1987 called "Beyond the Rising Moon". It is not brilliant, but it's solid - but this was pre-CGI stuff and it was all really cool miniature cheats, in-camera comps and slight-of-hand. They had limited sets and then would cut away to miniatures and some of it worked really well. Cook then "remastered" the film with CGI and retitled it "Outerworld" and in my opinion, took away all of the inventiveness and charm of the original. You should check out Beyond the Rising Moon as proof that Cook wasn't always a low-end CGI guy.

[@ewolf87]

He also did the same thing to Invader! I think they should do an episode to compare and contrast Beyond the Rising Moon/Outerworld and Invader original and "remastered"! I know if you want Invader that isn't retouched up , its on VHS/Laserdisc (probably on KZbin) but DVD and most streaming have the remastered version.

[@lukeandthelazymachine]

Corridor need to dive deeper into this guy it seems.

[@iamvulgar8188]

Know anywhere I can watch the original? Everywhere I find it streaming it's the Outerworld cut.

[@ewolf87]

@iamvulgar8188 probably best bet: eBay, VHS copy or laserdisc

[@no1DdC]

@@iamvulgar8188 Don't look on streaming sites is all I'm saying. It's out there and took me literally less than a second to find.

[@FelixEA]

Sam, after struggling to find the words he was looking for: "Just because you're not an expert, doesn't mean you shouldn't attempt it" Sam, thinks about doctors: "...except for all the things you should be an expert at"

[@jasonblalock4429]

OK, that Despiser movie actually looks like a pretty fun bad movie. How have I never heard of this director before? He comes off like a less-creepy Neil Breen.

[@The_T-Bone]

It looks like jimmy neutron lol

[@rowaystarco]

To be fair, even Epstein or Trump comes off as less creepy than Neil Breen 😅

[@TheReelStuff]

I thought it was a very ambitious early 90s movie but it came out in 2003 lol, the director is still working so I guess he's doing well for himself, the issue is he keeps going for very ambitious ideas but he hasn't even nailed the cinematography or 3D work

[@davidotoole9328]

He knows what films need but hasn’t got the money.

[@RexusKing]

Very strong Spy Kids vibe! Is the CGI realistic and life like? No. Is the action fun and motivated? Hell yeah!

[@Tpazmachine]

Damn Phil Cook cooking and doing what he loves. He deserves that special thanks! And I see he even replied, GET HIM ON!

[@tpokepulls]

I have never heard of him before but Philip Cook is a bit of inspiration. He just went for it, unapologetically and probably learned so much. I feel like a lot of people quit before they try for fear of ridicule or fear of it not being perfect, but this guy is the opposite and I’m all about it!

[@Stormin.93]

Did you write this comment before watching the very end of the video 😂

[@tpokepulls]

@ yes, yes I did 🤣

[@Stormin.93]

@@tpokepulls 😂😂

[@Chargath81]

It caused physical pain...and I think I'm into it. 😂

[@helgijonsson3537]

I've come to learn that I appreciate ambition in movies more than anything else. Whether or not the movie is well made or not, you can always tell whether it was made with heart and passion and that shines through the screen more brightly than budget or talent. Of course you want every part of a movie to be good, but I'd rather watch a bad indy horror movie than a well-made but soulless Hollywood production.

[@TheEmotifNinja]

Ever since the first episode you guys did of this show I've been saying to myself "man they should check out despiser" My buddy found it on DVD at a thrift store about 10 years ago and we had such a good time drinking and watching this movie. Classic

[@RonAlbert]

I freaking love Sam's burst of laugh in the final bit lol

[@rollin340]

Love how he lost his mind.

[@Stormin.93]

Oh bro, that looks good!

[@DaTux91]

I love how Sam is like "don't let not being an expert get in your way of doing stuff" only for his brain to immediately go "what about neurosurgery and hyperbaric welding, genius?" 😂

[@SavageGreywolf]

The John Wick effect is impressive but I'm honestly more blown away by Enter the Dragon. Doing it practically is wild.

[@SanDukey]

Agreed. There's something to be said for the era of film where they wanted to make difficult shots but didn't have computers to rely on. whole different type of ingenuity

[@glennmorganfan9411]

That's what I've always said. The creativity in figuring out how to do something was so much higher than today's world of "We'll fix it in post".

[@theblackbaron4119]

These Bruce lee movies were practical effect masterpiece already:)

[@tonypang83]

@@glennmorganfan9411 Similar to games nowadays. Developers (or more likely publishers) can always fall back on post-launch patches to improve or fix things. Back in the day, you had to be far more thorough to ensure games didn't ship broken

[@DumbDrum]

WAIT, stop, no. This episode needed to be longer. I want more Phillip J Cook commentary please!

[@suddenwall]

"Satan is going to use purgatory as a literal launching pad to escape hell, and only The Widower can stop him" is a great pitch for a movie. Genuine respect to Philip Cook. Corridor: you must use your SFX mastery to remake the deadly lava car chase or you're just haters. HATERS I SAY

[@haruruben]

Despiser! I watched this on DVD ages ago but could never remember the name. It’s a great bad movie, a lot of energy and creativity. The DVD had a BTS on it and the guy who directed it did all the CG and he even built all the sets and props himself. It was actually very inspiring

[@KlyeKlyeKlye]

There's a charm to Despiser that I can't quite explain

[@WllKiedSnake]

Reminds me of Spawn.

[@ramsey6227]

it reminds me of the early animation style from my childhood, almost like the whole movie is a nostalgic fever dream. might have to watch it

[@zeikjt]

I think it's the sincerity. They did their best and made a movie. A full movie, from start to finish, and released it. It takes passion and commitment and they did it. Serious props to them.

[@nekokna]

Its like those old school graphic adventures with scummmy video for pc

[@Carbon2861996]

It's the Oblivion NPCs charm

[@blacxthornE]

Cook's movie is so awesome. Clear passion project probably with no expectations other than to get it out there. Even the worst looking shots have some neat ideas behind them. This was more than 20 years ago guys. Everyone wants to make something, rarely anyone is able to actually do it and finish it. Kudos for making it at a time where we didn't have so many resources, while so many of us can struggle making even a fraction of that work in this era.

[@jasonevans7260]

The ending of this is why I subscribe and keep watching this channel. You guys do your best to be positive no matter what level the VFX are that you're watching. You can tell you love your craft and don't want to crap on anyone else's hard work. It would be so much easier to have a cynical channel but you don't. It's seriously the kind of content that gives more hope to humanity. Thanks, guys.

[@barnacleboi2595]

Yea love their infinite well of positivity that they constantly exude. Makes sense though if you think about why. They are very obviously in love with their craft and since they have been doing it for more than a decade, they can also be considered masters at it by now. On top of that, they employ themselves, so that gets rid of the pesky idea of working toward someone else's goals, so they only have to answer to themselves and their audience. Basically, they are living a dream life.

[@NiceNicholas]

Hands down, these are your guys best episodes. Obviously giving good vfx artists their flowers and breaking down actual good stuff is awesome still, but when you guys break down bad vfx, my f*cking god it’s the best thing ever

[@DemsW]

For what it is despiser is pretty great. The amount of work put into it in an era where there weren't many resources to learn cgi. All of this + every other role he had to play in making the movie. Respect

[@Caliboyjosh10]

I love Neil Breen, I am so glad to have now found Philip Cook because of you guys. YES MORE OF HIS MOVIES PLEASE!!!!

[@JefferyBlue]

Sam having a full on giggle fit by the end had me in tears!

[@RGBeanie]

Same, the motivational speech was hysterical 😂

[@daemenoth]

They need to clip that in one of their film scenes as a motivational speech he gives with dramatic music and everything.

[@jameswoodlake541]

Some of those despiser scenes looked intense! Was one guy doing the FX? I mean common! Give him some love!

[@NikLinenbergerMusic]

I love the ambition behind The Despiser. It’s like Breen if he had an idea of what he was doing

[@snowleopard62]

I love it for this reason. The scale of the ideas and sequences put together, whilst not perfect of course, is really impressive.

[@NikLinenbergerMusic]

@ especially for the time. I wanna see this man on the couch lol

[@Your_Paramour]

Is Phil Cook actually 'staring' in this though? Feels a little unfair to compare it to a black tank top vanity film imo.

[@Wingspan_5]

Despiser looks sicks. That is true, raw film making. I love it.

[@wh1skeys1erra]

I'm kind of in love with Despiser. Is it "good" in a technical sense? No. But it's so earnestly passionate. It works with what it has. The love for the art comes through so hard in a way that makes me feel it too. It's home-grown camp, and I'm totally invested. The full commitment to the janky CGI -- praise be to the punch zoom -- makes the jank feel almost like a deliberate stylistic choice, to the point where it comes across less as Neil Breen and more as an early 2000s Kung Fury. It's charming as hell. I want to be more like Phillip Cook. Because, like it or not, the man is not afraid of imperfection. He is here to create something, cringe be damned. That's ART, baby.

[@durrell246]

I like that it's janky because of a skill issue from a passionate filmmaker and not janky because the skilled artists who could do a sensational job aren't able to because of a passion issue from the suits who only care about the money.

[@wobblysauce]

You are not lost on the story line, transition to inside the building... job done.

[@yubelious5584]

Just here to say, that bombas sponsored segment was really good. It blended in so well with the video, and was rather entertaining to witness. Good job.

[@DANNYonPC]

Checked Philip J. Cook's most recent 2024 trailer, and it seems fairly decent and consistent, so W for improving over time and not giving up!

[@xaesalyszimpkee]

I feel like if i caught the Philip Cook movie on Adult Swim at like 3/4 am id be like, "this is fitting"

[@galvinvoltag]

Despiser looks like an old playstation game instead of a movie, and I kinda dig it. The live "action + old game" esthetic has it's own charm.

[@RichardBarclay]

It has PS1 feel but in the middle of the PS2 era though

[@Spaced92]

That NFS cutscene vibe.

[@TrueTV911]

Petition for a Let Him Cook segment every single goddamn week.

[@captianmorgan7627]

16:07 I love how the light from the headlights goes right through the bridge.

[@NSA-admin]

16:05 the car rolling sounds like it was recorded from the middle of a living room watching a scene in another movie of a car rolling over at max volume out of the tv's onboard speakers

[@xGamermonkeyx]

I think the thing that gets me most about Despiser is that throughout the shots you showed us you can genuinely see some good camerawork and storytelling fundamentals?? Like I really wasn't expecting that from this movie starring some mid 40s dads on the budget of a few thousand dollars with CGI being brute-forced by one of the dad's computers at home? There are shots in it that are bad, sure, but there are a bunch of shots that actually genuinely convey what the director was trying to do, even with the bad CGI or bad acting or bad compositing, etc. Like the camera crashing into the cannon on the car during the bridge action sequence was genuinely a moment where I could FEEL what the director was going for, and that's honestly something you gotta give props for stuff like that. Shit is the most Dudes Rock ass film I've ever witnessed.

[@rome8180]

That "putting the camera in a mirrored closet" trick is genius. I think more people should still be doing that. It's a lot cheaper than CGI.

[@ThePizza28]

Yeah and we can go even further, that "7 minutes of still shots with select few having minuscule movement" trick is genius, I think more people should still be doing that. It's a lot cheaper than planning your sequence for 3 months to do a lot more, which on itseld probably cost more than the vfx required for the remaining impossible shots.

[@karelpgbr]

I really love the Despiser, it has such charm 😂 Especially the punch-in from outside the castle, to deep into the castle, love it, honestly would love to see you guys hang out with Phillip Cook

[@SillyGooseTV]

The Despiser teaches us that the only thing stopping us from achieving our goals is us. At the end of the day, some humans got together and made a movie, and that in and of itself is cool. Follow your dreams ❤

[@aydanlarson8072]

I’m sad I missed your panel Wren at DSNX. I just wanna say thank you for introducing me to Brandon with that audible sponsorship you guys did a while back.

[@TijmenHatesads]

Sam being encouraging to creatives at the end is, as the kids say, a mood.

[@ZesPak]

Yeah, get Phil Cook on the couch and do a segment on his movies. Never heard of him but that looked awesome.

[@superjugy]

I'm so glad I watched this episode. This was a gem. And Sam's message at the end was *chef's kiss*. Thank you for this

[@eltoro004]

Sam trying to give some praise to Phil and inadvertently making it worse is just priceless! But of course, we understood. Kudos to this dude for throwing himself out there!

[@OpinionatedNoOne]

The guys SFX may be 30yrs behind, but still better than I can do, i give him props for doing what he enjoys doing.

[@SparkMyke]

AMD Athlon and Intel P3 processors and he made those cool shots while I can't even install Blender because it needs a dedicated GPU???

[@DarthBiomech]

Phillip Cook's stuff is unironically great. It's a stark example of "no budget, a load of passion" amateur filmmaking. It brings me back to the times when fanfilms were a popular thing. But it also manages to get this "early 90s low budget obscure TV show" vibes, which tickles my nostalgia gland.

[@trillivmmusic]

This has me crying from laughter, best episode ever

[@mikimakotini3893]

never heard of Philip Cook before but i already love that man. The vibes!!

[@H3rnD1zzl3]

The last 15 seconds of this episode might be the greatest thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life. My laugh was literally just an inhale, sucking in air making a high-pitched noise and every time I rewatch it the same thing would happen to me. LMAO you guys are the best!

[@Jesse_Meyer]

It was hilarious

[@aragorn767]

The king of purgatory was an alien that died in a crash near earth. Since it didn't have a human soul, it got stuck in purgatory. Purgatory here, was a corrupted, but constantly shifting version of earth. Kind of like a backrooms of the whole planet. The reason there were nukes, was because they existed on earth. All other people who lived in purgatory (including the bad guys), were people who weren't deserving of heaven, but who died while helping someone else to live, so they get a second chance in purgatory. The alien, though, was collecting nukes to create a way to break out of purgatory into heaven/back to earth. Honestly, the film would make a fantastic video game.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

I am not gonna lie, Despiser is actually the rare type of film that I would call a 'good bad movie'. Like Troll 2. Made in earnest by people who maybe just lacked some of the technical talents yet still had a good idea. That looked way better than ANYTHING Neil Breen has ever done.

[@Nathan_Lundstrom]

Despiser also reminded me of Troll 2! Some of the weird ‘cult-following’ movies - even like “The Room”, could be considered objectively bad in execution, but aren’t subjectively bad in delivery. There’s just a special charm to them 😂

[@Adreitz7]

Reminds me of when I saw D-War in a theater with some friends. It admittedly had much better effects than Despiser, but was still really wonky and awkward in visuals, writing, and acting. We spent the whole movie just laughing at it and was definitely the best example of a "good bad movie" I've seen.

[@sntxrrr]

Say what you want about Despiser but that blend of CGI and live action @12:48 is near perfect. And Philip Cook clearly had a lot of fun making all of that, I can't really fault the man.

[@coreythurston6137]

I suggested that bicentennial man head scene a few videos ago! Thanks for looking at it!

[@clayaderhold]

thank you guys for not compromising your videos with a bunch of midroll ads you guys are awesome ❤️

[@lukeandthelazymachine]

How many kids would have seen Despiser and loved it, what a great passion project that now holds so much comedic value

[@CodyMcBeth]

Ive been asking for years to review Bicentennial Man finally yessss. Tis use to scar the shit outta me in the earily 2000s

[@madjangler]

Some of those car shots from Despiser actually look pretty cool and stylized, out of context. I could see some of those choices being deliberate in the right circumstances.

[@ericpeterson3305]

I’m dying. I’ve never laughed harder than watching Sam and Jordan absolutely vibe and laugh and cry and crack up. This was a treasure to watch. Keep up these vibes guys, I love to see you so goofy.

[@n0tthemessiah]

'Despiser' is the greatest bad action movie name I've ever heard. I'm legitimately impressed and more than a little mad that I didn't think of it first.

[@aragorn767]

There's a scene in Despiser, where you see a picture of the main character in a military uniform. The picture was of my oldest brother after his graduation from basic training with the actors head photoshopped on.

[@thescaredshadow]

The car chase from Dispiser looks straight out of the first Need for Speed game from 1994.

[@jamesedmonds7519]

Despiser

[@The8merp]

yup reminded me of video game cutscenes a lot as well

[@AakashKalaria]

It reminded me of intro of Need for Speed High Stakes, from 1999.

[@THEdanieljohnson94]

The pacing and shot-design of that chase scene from Despiser was genuinely awesome. Like that edit at 16:06 with the car flipping followed by the camera moving with the car and slowing so as to keep the cars momentum feeling weighty is perfect action movie movie-making, John Woo/Mission Impossible level stuff (I think the reason it works is because it feels like a live-action edit). Sure the visual effects themselves are amateur as hell but he clearly knows how to make an action scene.

[@NoBeats_]

R.I.P. Robin Williams. You are missed.

[@YoungPutter]

Not by me

[@SuperM789]

oh captain my captain

[@newbie4789]

Despiser's entire crew is on the comment section. They sound soo lovely charming

[@Jokin_Jake]

I hope you guys take a look at Secret Level when it releases. I'm so excited for that show!

[@MikeCherkas]

This was quite literally the BEST episode y’all have ever done 😂

[@BarryMcCaugner]

"visionary" is such a good description of Philip Cook, i want to have a beer with that man we need a video going over some of this dudes "best" cgi lol

[@ImDrafti]

Despiser seems like of those films that is shot with friends in mind to just have a good time, sure its janky but i bet it was a lot of fun to make

[@aragorn767]

The director is my uncle. My dad got killed in a couple of his movies.

[@circleinfo]

You should do a VFX review of the german KZbinr called "Julien Bam". He started years ago in his room and today the production and VFX by him and his team is hollywood like. And everything is made just for KZbin. They also watched Corridor videos in the past.

[@seronhd8008]

Never heard him mentioned here before but thats a great idea

[@ToshioRiko_nextgenchems]

​@@seronhd8008And never did I ever watched a video from him, through knowing for sure immediately who he is... As a German myself with no sympathy or connection to German KZbinr Scene / Stuff AT ALL kinda. But yeah. He is reputable. He does deserve a reaction promotion here just for being seemingly an actually good human being alone.

[@maconmusic]

I think I never saw an ad that hooked me so good haha 😂

[@jajssblue]

14:45 I've never seen a scene transition that couldn't be solved by a good crash zoom 😂

[@MoeTuesday13]

They had me dying. Never let anyone tell you that you can’t make a movie. It might not be good, but it can be made.

[@TheFurious74]

Philip Cook deserves his own rubric! His CGI is so great! Now my smiling muscles ache

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

Sams message to amateur filmmakers was everything 😂

[@drphdmd7064]

I'm really liking the deeper dive into a single film. Good stuff, lads.

[@local_waver]

The crazy part about Philip Cook is that he is apparently still making movies, his most recent movie "Ghost Planet" (which as you saw came out this year) is full of VFX work looks very similar to Despiser lol

[@ERey55]

That was one of the funniest episodes in a long time, I can't stop laughing about that explosion...

[@ericclark2332]

Love that flex sponser read just to show you did actually understand how to do the fx. Lol

[@ryan--]

Love the video and i just want to thank Sam. I just finished watching House and i thought id be a good doctor. I now have my first appointment with a patient who is suffering from lung disease and im going to properly diagnose them in my new private venture. I did not go to medical school and now I'm making a doctor's salary, thank you guys again.

[@sergentboucherie]

Yay for bad CGI and finally the John Wick mirrors shot

[@rhyslightning3379]

God I loved watching you guys breaking down into delirious laughter by the end 🤣 This was such a fun one - thanks Guys!

[@Coordman]

21:46 Yes, the guy leaning out of the t-top DOES appear to be a 2D card, but if you check the model of the car, the card is actually reflected in the paint of the car. So, it's not just tracked in, and an actual 3D element of a 2D card within the 3D model. It's kind of bonkers that they went to this much trouble for this shot. 😆

[@james.b.mcgill]

It's actually at 15:58

[@tevkaber4604]

I was eating an orange when Sam gave his inspirational message at the end, it nearly did me in… I survived, but now I have to watch Despiser to be able to say I have truly lived.

[@bartoscar]

The blood effect at 16:41 is amazing

[@MrMolova]

Petition for Phil on couch. Click here

[@xastmatic]

That ending got me:)

[@Black3ternity]

Man P Cook is killing it. Some effects may be jank but whatever the story might be - he delivers regardless of what the effects are. This is pure intention and communication. In Video games you say "Graphics don't matter - gameplay does". Same here. Get Philip on the couch for some interviewing and picking on the brain. Maybe you can teach him a few tricks aswell. Would be fun to see his newest videos and the evolution of everything.

[@mwm48]

3:27 No one commented on how the lighting on Robin’s head never changes as he is walked across the room. 🤔

[@johnnye87]

Something cool about the Bicentennial Man clip is that the whole context of him anxiously reminding the guy to be careful -- and the exaggerated "drop" gag -- leans into the fact that the guy is handling the head extremely smoothly (even when he fakes dropping it, he's still being careful), keeping it upright and faced dead forward the whole time, something that might otherwise feel artificial and detract from the effect.

[@MetaphoricalMountaineering]

Despiser? I hardly know her!

[@chrismidyette1098]

Once you get to know her you'll definitely despiser😂

[@sergiodzg]

Jajahajajajajaja so good ❤

[@brycestrife5605]

As a kid born in 88, so a 90s kid, I APPROVE of despiser. 100%. Dude, as he drives away the cool 90s music starts, the cgi is horrible but has charm. Loved it.

[@RebeccaVaughn]

You can find another floaty Robin Williams head in The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988).

[@Machine_Cult]

Omg i need more phillip cook reacts, what a legend!

[@rogerreger9631]

So when can we expect Philip Cook to be on the couch with you guys for VFX master artist reacts.

[@ChokyoDK]

Who ever requested Despiser. THANK YOU

[@MasDouc]

This was the best and funniest cg artists react episode ever

[@VanuttChan]

We now need Philip Cook, Tommy Wiseau, and Neil Breen to make a movie together.

[@DarkShadeZ13]

the ps2 vibes from despiser is lowkey immaculate 😂

[@Trakinasnove]

You mean PS1

[@DarkShadeZ13]

@@Trakinasnove he did have more than 10 polygons in some shots, credit where credit is due thats low end ps2 vibes

[@The_T-Bone]

It looks like jimmy neutron to me lol

[@WllKiedSnake]

​@@The_T-BoneCubix

[@Nathan_Lundstrom]

Y’all were on Despiser so long it’s like you guys enjoyed it - I can’t imagine NOT enjoying the film for all its caricatures and goofy CGI/VFX choices. Reminds me of Troll 2 in a way. Get Cook on the couch!!!

[@GearsOfCake]

1:43 why did you speed up his voice lol

[@heromane9477]

Avoiding copyright

[@Squeeky_Wheel]

Best episode of VFX Artist react ever. Period. End of discussion.

[@Joseph-oo7pp]

If you want more good VFX, look at Witches of Eastwick! Crazy effects and an amazing cast!

[@WllKiedSnake]

That's a classic!

[@guillaumedujardin]

Bicentennial man is a fond memory of mine. I went to see it in a small theater with my grandmother who died a few weeks back. It’s one of the more vivid memories I have with her. Cemented my love for Asimov too.