The WILDEST Practical Effects of 2024

[@FrameVoyager]

Yeah, that thumbnail is not clickbait. It's real and we cover it in the video 👀

[@vinylcomets]

It took me a second to realize it was from Late Night with the Devil, loved it

[@FrameVoyager]

@vinylcomets I've had a lot of people upset with the thumbnail and it being "click bait" 😅 I'm glad someone recognized it 😉

[@getdrippy4416]

Cool video. Late Night With The Devil used it's practical effects so well, so strategically. My enjoyment of that movie really hinges on how much retro fun the effects provide.

[@bloodydominations992]

To me, The Fall Guy was the perfect popcorn flick. It’s a shame the marketing team didn’t know how to sell it. I’ve watched it five times, and you pick up new little details every time.

[@thelemonwho]

20:08 "Tent" Rezner. 😂😂😂

[@FrameVoyager]

😅😅😅 I did not catch that I said it that way. Lmao

[@dolst]

Legendary pioneer of industrial camping. Surf Wisely.

[@thelemonwho]

@@FrameVoyager I believe it's called a "spoonerism" 😆

[@MoistBananaFantasmagoria]

@@FrameVoyager It's right up there with Benedict Crumblypant's "Penwins"

[@matt-lacey]

20:17 “Tent reznor” is so good, and it sounds intentional

[@MrJagermeister]

Alright I’m gonna let it slide but so help me, put some respect on his name from here on out. 😅

[@MoistBananaFantasmagoria]

I would go camping on the regular.

[@boltvanderhuge8711]

The zero-g effect was solved ages ago; you turn the scene on its side and use vertical movement for forward and backward. Easy for everyone involved and very convincing due to much of the obvious tells with wirework not being an issue. Any production not doing it like that is just wasting money and effort.

[@FrameVoyager]

Or do it with that lift thing Nolan used in Interstellar.

[@CantankerousDave]

Barbarella did it well in the Sixties.

[@ak-gi3eu]

I like this kind of videos like compilation of a particular topics .like top 50 art direction,top 50 storytelling devices ..etc

[@FrameVoyager]

Yeah, these were pretty fun to put together. Though I did spend an entire year going to a ton of movies so helps to do that 😅

[@A_M_Bobb]

I'd love to see the wildest VFX of 2024 too.

[@FrameVoyager]

Man... It's like you know what I'm working on right now 👀 That one comes out tomorrow or Monday 😂 and a "Worst vfx" after Christmas

[@matthewsfather]

Tent Reznor..... LOL! Happy Holidays all!

[@FrameVoyager]

🙃

[@thedanielstraight]

Agatha All Along had some great practical effects, also definitely worth watching if you haven't already.

[@freddoflintstono9321]

I think you deserve an award for just about the best segue into your sponsor. Excellent 😄

[@benmcreynolds8581]

(Has anyone felt like a lot of media lately has a similar look? This hyper clean, almost fake, look?) I just really feel that Hollywood used to be so much better at figuring out how to create a visually appealing aesthetic for each project. Now there's this weird fixation on this bland realism? We need to bring back all sorts of different techniques we used to use in order to create a certain atmosphere and feel to different movies. We need to reconnect with different VFX techniques and practical techniques as well, also this one's very important we need to bring back animation!

[@samuraibeluga3749]

theres plenty of visually diverse movies out there, anyone that claim otherwise honestly needs to expand their horizons beyond not only just hollywood productions but also to foreign productions. also animation never went away, just because people want to be elitists about it doesnt mean 3d animation shouldnt count. some of the best animated movies out there are 3d animated. it also ignores the renaissance animation has been going through as of recent years, and the absolute bangers of movies we been having.

[@BrodoTG]

see - Into the Spiderverse series.

[@formula93]

Did you just copy and paste this comment from literally any other video about movies?

[@benmcreynolds8581]

@@formula93 I know this was an odd video to post this on but I felt like it was still relevant because media has had a weird look to it lately & it's less common to see good art design & execution nowadays..

[@azaldie]

Wait, you telling me that the Oscars doesn't have awards for best stuntman performances etc? That's criminal considering how straight up crucial they are to making things happen in movies of so many genres...

[@OliverHollingdale]

what do packages do you use for your font/glow etc?

[@FrameVoyager]

Primarily the effect is with Film Converts emulation software that features halation. I add a couple other blur filters in there as well but then with the test I do a bit of a black border around it so the halation has something to bleed over to give it that pronounced halation effect. In the description, I have links to the discounted emulation software! They are actually one of our long term sponsors and are super great!

[@lkf8799]

Nice ad segue 😉 Props. The forest fire was pretty cool but not sure it was worth the risks. I'm glad CGI is replacing the riskiest stunt work considering how many in that line of work still die or suffer catastrophic injuries. Practical makeup effects are still highly appreciated but CGI is getting to the level that brings impossible worlds/dreams to life and I'm here for it.

[@Happymali10]

6:16 The James Bond Record was a "plan B" for that movie. They wanted to flip the Aston with a ramp, but the thing was so planted that it would just return to all four wheels and slide to a stop (after almost taking out a crew member in rehearsals). So they installed the pneumatic canon-system, and decided "if we do it like this, let's go BIG"

[@peterproductions5015]

Hey, hey, there was a scene in Dune: Part Two where the Fremen ate spice-laced food with Paul. 😭

[@FrameVoyager]

@@peterproductions5015 just eating more spice. How do you know the spice isn't making you hallucinate food 👀

[@Nick_Lavigne]

The best dry for wet was Underwater(2020)

[@FrameVoyager]

I watched that one on a plane 😂

[@CantankerousDave]

Solid monster flick.

[@FrameVoyager]

What's your favorite practical effect from any movie?

[@acrosstheboardcinema]

No love for Terrifier 3? Whether your thing or not, the whole franchise’s successful run has been built on the use of practical effects, which are alarmingly good and important given the penchant to do everything in post these days. Besides the villain, the story of how these films came to be are built on the talent of the creator-a major proponent of practical- now slowly becoming a horror director to be mentioned with some of the greats. Plus a $2M budgeted film nearing $100M box office shouldn’t be ignored.

[@zukacs]

4:44 WOW BRAV O 👏👏👏

[@banthepope]

Great vid, and thanks for acknowledging CGI Would be rad to get a moment more warning to skip sections before big spoilers though - mostly not a big deal, but the Substance reveal was a bummer

[@_GeneralMechanics_]

CGI can take you to uncanny places, but practical effects bring the impossible to life!

[@PeterRichardsandYoureNot]

Thanks for giving the spoilers warning before you gave away that the witch flies at the end of the movie!! Geeze. Heheheh

[@strangehermitage2299]

"Tent" Reznor??

[@johnnyharmz]

Hey, i dont know if youll see this comment but i love the voice over snoothness. May i ask what mic you use?

[@Happymali10]

8:26 The reason there's no "Oscar for stunts" (there are the Taurus Awards, which are ONLY for stunts) is that the academy doesn't want stunt crews to be pushed to negligent attempts in order to secure the award.

[@FrameVoyager]

I've heard that argument but justmake each nominee have to present safety records and accounts of how they safely did stuff. Make safety a part of the calculus for the award.

[@maximiliancordedda]

And in Challengers they also had a robot-knee that actually broke! Pretty cool and there are pictures of it online. Maybe they replaced it with cgi eventually but hey

[@rxsheepxr]

Oddity was so refreshing and unique after the disappointment of Longlegs.

[@tom7728]

FYI, I think it's "Golem" not "Gollum." Gollum is from Lord of the Rings and is not made of wood. ;-)

[@FrameVoyager]

@@tom7728 lol, you're right. Where did I put that? In the timestamps?

[@ivandovranic5834]

sometime around 13:30 when you bring up the Wooden Man/ Golem

[@howkel]

I've heard it pronounced both ways depending on the temple I was in.

[@jmalmsten]

The Cyan filter you mentioned about Nosferatu... I now get curious. Is that the same filter they used to make the panchromatic black and white negative behave like orthochromatic in The Lighthouse?

[@FrameVoyager]

Supposedly it's a new filter specifically made for this film. Unfortunately the details are a bit vague on it currently but we cover it a bit more in depth on our Nosferatu video!

[@maxsoap5650]

as much as I love Late night with the devil... A small New Zealand film called DEAD ALIVE did the face split 1st !!!

[@plushstrawberryfrog]

crazy how late night had so many great practical effects, then used AI images for the fucking cards

[@SnowyRaptor64]

Wasn't the smile 2 demon practical?

[@blackskyboii]

Yes

[@franzpattison]

I wish you spent more than a few seconds on each of them

[@NerdPanic]

I saw the tv glow is not a horror...

[@FrameVoyager]

They categorize the film as horror/fantasy

[@princessthyemis]

This is so cool!!! To me, it feels like Hollywood has not been caring about practical effects as much because there's so much c.G.I everywhere, but I loved being proved wrong!!!

[@FrameVoyager]

I think it's more productions have gotten a lot better at integration between practical and digital and opening more lines of communication between departments during principal filming and pre-production. Both digital and practical effects have a part to play and nothing is really all practical anymore. I'm always happy to see the collaboration between the 2 makes something special!

[@fraaggl]

Oddity was my biggest deception. A good beginning for a terrible movie.

[@imgreen4233]

barrel roll barrel woohoo

[@FrameVoyager]

🛢️🛢️🛢️

[@noneck3099]

Alien Romulus storyline was crap.

[@EastonBawden-bq6eq]

yuuuhhh

[@FrameVoyager]

@@EastonBawden-bq6eq 😎😎😎

[@corbie8]

What an epic video!!! Can anyone point me to a clip of the fall guys 8.5rolls? I've searched but can only find edited videos that show 6 rolls:(

[@FrameVoyager]

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[@WheeledHamster]

Furiousa definitely have the worse CGI in 2024. Every shot just looks fake.

[@jimcrawford4317]

The ISS movie did exactly what NASA does by filming on earth.

[@marklola12]

Why is everyone on about...the substance...it looked total corny crap from a cheap 80s movie lol

[@halfvader8015]

The 80s thing is completely intentional/tied to the main character. Not just a surface thing. And it's fantastic. A twist on The Portrait of Dorian Grey. But you do you Lolbro...

[@KUarentaKILLA]

Was female astronauts a practical effect? It sure looked realistic 😂

[@huskers1278]

Late Night With The Devil is legitimately the dumbest movie I've ever seen. Felt like a complete waste of my time when it was over. If i could sue to get my 2 hours back i would lol.

[@kateapple1]

Really?! Albeit the end was a little meh-but I enjoyed it. What movies DID you like this year? ❤

[@huskers1278]

@kateapple1 I absolutely LOVED Heretic. It was different from most movies I've ever seen, and at no point did I fully understand what was going on until the end, lol. I'm definitely not the smartest, though. This was definitely a great year for horror films, though it feels like they are having a big comeback.

[@graealex]

I kind of feel sorry for some of your latest videos performing so badly, but you really need to play the algorithm if you want this to be sustainable.

[@FrameVoyager]

We do. Most of the latest ones are released around Films when the review embargo is released. The gladiators ones had an issue where I didn't realize it was released a week early in the U.K. but if you back before that we've had some successful videos. 2024 was hard for this specific content niche because of the lack of films due to the sag aftra strike and end of covid effects. 2025 has a lot more trending content this year for us to cover. But the last 3 videos we've released are actually performing pretty well

[@graealex]

@@FrameVoyager I could think of more click-bait-y titles for the video at least.

[@halfvader8015]

@@graealex God please no. Things are bad/lame enough!

[@HezJP]

man i dont like these cursed thumbnails for the last couple of videos dude. I like the channel but if I see clickbait horror stuff like that then I'm not clicking

[@FrameVoyager]

None of it is click bait. It's all in the video. This is a photo of an actual practical effect that we show in the video. Both horror photos are from the content we are covering. I'm not sure what you'd like me to do? If you don't like horror films it's totally fine! But we cover a broad range of content so it's not always a movie for everyone. But it's not click bait

[@HezJP]

@@FrameVoyager ya I got you, it just looks like it's clickbait gore stuff like those weird bot farm channels. It's not for me but appreciating the content dude! I'm more into the techy camera/equipment side of things rather than SFX or things like that

[@FrameVoyager]

Nah, totally get it haha. It was honestly just too good not to use 😅 But there are actually a few techy things in the video they did with cameras!

[@myownprivateglasgow280]

A year removing the tethers in post-production.... Alas! what a waste of Life!