VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 25

[@CorridorCrew]

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[@PembuatKomentarHandal]

Thanks!

[@zachmetry6124]

Metropolis special effects please

[@colbyspitz8699]

The Red Sea scene in The Ten a Commandments is a MUST if you’re talking throwback FX

[@genghis1971]

First one that came to mind when they mentioned it.

[@texaslondoner7]

I was just about to say this!

[@congruityproductions]

YESSS PLEASE @Corridor Crew

[@BeowulfsWiglaf]

The original "The Invisible Man" movie from 1933. Specifically the scene where the Invisible man unwraps his bandages.

[@robertwinslade3104]

Pretty sure I remember them doing that one already, although I couldn't tell you which episode it is

[@haz.5464]

its this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5ObY4uYZqhrpdU

[@magdieldexter]

Clue fuck me...I got rick rolled in 2020

[@DiScreTioNs915]

They literally cut him out frame by frame, they shot two of the same scenes, one with the actor and one without hence why there’s never any camera movement.

[@8114梦见]

I’m tempted to click the link just so I can get rick-rolled lol

[@suclox12yearsago56]

Fun fact: Taylor Lautner’s yearbook quote is “I hate shirts”

[@leak5005]

CallMeCarson?

[@charlievolmar1321]

Yes

[@Jun-Kyard]

@@bonpaoi4736 just gonna pretend you had that link saved on your phone

[@charliemorgon5883]

Wow.

[@b.oink_2502]

Robert E. O. Speedwagon excellent job speedwagon

[@Moiguay]

Note Orson Welles was only 25 years old when he wrote, directed and starred in Citizen Kane, and it's his very first released film. You take all that into account when you see the editing, the timeline structure, the visual effects, its message, and you have one of the very best cinema masterpieces of all time. Remember. This all in 1941.

[@trallilalli]

Exactly. Nico made me angry by saying this is okey I guess

[@GoblinHours-im2ue]

@@trallilalli I think what they are doing is not looking at who did it, just judging the quality, I’m sure they would say it was better than ok if they took that into account

[@vilsujami]

Orson Welles didn't really write Citizen Kane on his own though.

[@RPGManoWar]

The context and circumstance under which art is made is entirely subjective to be taken in when examining it. And generally it's not a blanket thing. I'm sure we've all seen movies with groundbreaking FX in them and gone "oof, that's janky". That's us ignoring those contexts in that moment.

[@QuantumParticle]

It is impressive from a technical standpoint, but it personally think it's boring.

[@ac3inspac3]

Pirates of the Caribbean curse of the black pearl, the skeleton fight at the end

[@costcopizza999]

Or the kraken

[@sSyphoNizeOffical]

Y E S

[@masterzoroark6664]

@@costcopizza999 davy jones.... Unless they already did that one

[@haz.5464]

They already did LoL kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5ObY4uYZqhrpdU Enjoy it

[@who0zy388]

@@haz.5464 Thanks, was too lazy to search it up myself.

[@DerezzedMan]

Max: "Where's Lavagirl?" Lavagirl: *Lavagirling*

[@Mekugii]

A C I D

[@K41E8]

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[@RhiannonSmudge]

I’ve actually met Doug Jones once He’s such a sweet individual, he’s too good for this world

[@johannisguardian529]

@@bonpaoi4736 Fuck off

[@emilyfreeman8503]

i met him too! he’s so tall and skinny. i think he could tell i was nervous bc he offered to give me a hug, and of course i hugged him

[@davidkonevky7372]

Sharkboy and Lavagirl looked WAY more realistic in my mind when I was a kid

[@sunrisespartan1765]

we all thought it was

[@azazxl8931]

Lit

[@sunrisespartan1765]

@@dailydaft5985 by that time superhero movies will be documentary

[@happydawg3122]

Your so right

[@kelay9149]

Yeah

[@skullkiddtheslav7021]

just the Tom Cruse movie: War of The worlds, the tripods are really cool!

[@Texus8]

Also Minority Report! Some neat effects in that one too

[@shock4826]

half life lmao

[@zamirstuff]

Yeah, exactly, war of the worlds have incredible visual effects, they combined practical with cgi, and also they had a little time frame to finish them because of the release date and the shot of the bridge had to be finished earlier for the SuperBowl trailer.

[@solhays]

The original Clash of the Titans has some pretty crazy stuff going on for back in the day.

[@danielkinder5802]

Any of the Harryhausen stuff would be cool

[@alfiowo]

They should react to both Clash of the Titans movies

[@meltd47s17]

Shawn H fr I always thought those movies were impressive and the worlds they created always felt massive and full.

[@solhays]

@@alfiowo True, both were pretty impressive for when they came out.

[@solhays]

@@meltd47s17 Definitely!

[@Trancilian]

Old movie: 2001: A Space Odyssey! I recently watched it and it still impressed the crap out of me

[@tonyvisente5286]

Agree, sooner or later they have to react to that. It's effects look so incredibly moderno even though they are 50+ years old

[@hackertprops]

I'd like to see something from 50's schlock, like The Trollenberg Terror (The crawling eye)

[@DonDon9000]

that'd be cool to see, especially the star gate sequence

[@avijeet1564]

That's face cam shocked me in movie

[@blues1111]

That movie whas so boring. And im a movie freak

[@Beeba10]

Clint: I've read all the Twilight books. Also Clint: **calls it a trilogy**

[@gumfireparalax1371]

Maybe he's making a statement.

[@RecklessGenesis]

Also noone cares bitch

[@Beeba10]

@@RecklessGenesis What's with the random hostility? No need for it, I just made a joke 🙄

[@RecklessGenesis]

@@Beeba10 Welcome to the world :P

[@Beeba10]

@@RecklessGenesis I know what the world is like. Still don't see the need 🤷‍♀️

[@Uc3_duc3]

Compare the original and remake of The Invisible Man and talk about how both movies utilized their effects.

[@lost-8604]

sorry sir I don’t speak **links**

[@nightspicer]

I'd like to see a reaction to the *Aslan from Chronicles of Narnia.*

[@RootyTootTootin]

When I first read this I thought you said “the Asian” 😂 and I was thinking Narnia too!

[@procrastinosaurus-rex5720]

Ooooh! Aslan, and then compare it to The Lion King for expressiveness!

[@bishbashbosh2015]

The whole final battle has tons of different animals and monsters as well! Loved that movie as a kid.

[@Big_Steve11]

please do this!

[@hudsonhintze]

PLEASE do Narnia. Narnia did lions better than live action Lion King.

[@brigadier-tc8565]

You guys have got to do 2001: A Space Odyssey. The effects in that movie are still stunning

[@machinegunnasty1124]

@brigadier-tc yeah that’s exactly what I’m thinking

[@yodaddy1]

Same here

[@Gojira98]

As soon as he said old revolutionary effects 2001 Space Odyssey was also the first thing that came to my mind. Just breathtaking.

[@billiamandthebilliams205]

I know, the space ships in that movie are stunning! So realistic!

[@humzakhalid7902]

There aren't many FX shots in that movie most of the great visuals are manually done with moving stages and miniatures and paintings...the only visual effect they did in that was for the wormhole scene which was done by placing a camera Infront of mirrors like a kaleidoscope

[@kaironic8231]

Ben10: race against time, all alien scenes the cgi was pretty perfect for a kids film

[@zacclifton2008]

Yes.

[@TMCG3]

Yes yes.

[@tsumikiayato1560]

Yes yes yes

[@GMatt193]

Yes yes yes yes yes yes.

[@luckyrostik7378]

yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

[@teatowel1748]

For old movies I think they should do the first Invisible Man from the 30’s when he takes the bandages off

[@tmacsauce]

Transformers: The last knight - Bumblebee vs Optimus Prime scene

[@Passt949]

That's some impressive cgi

[@tmacsauce]

Vespucci Gaming indeed

[@elsuba]

Everything in tf has amazing cgi (from the movies)

[@davidedibiase]

@@elsuba honestly I'd like to see a comparison between the "shia's trilogy" and the last two movies..i think the first movies had a better cgi than the last ones

[@XBX4LFE]

Transformers and revenge of the fallen has better CGI than all the other movies. It got progressively worse each movie, losing less detail and real time reflections.

[@jatredies]

Remember learning some time ago: Citizen Cane's shots showing the inner roof was way outside of the box. Reason? To get cameras of the day that close to the floor was impossible because they were so big and unwieldy. Solution? They raised the set and made openings in the floor so the camera structure would be lower, getting the angle they wanted.

[@StateFromFarmJake]

The tornado in The Wizard Of Oz. A legendary practical effect in a classic movie.

[@mimirsapien]

So no one's gonna talk about when Shark Boy said "Let's split" and they went to a banana split looking car 🤣🤣

[@btaylerpackard2475]

It was a boat but yes, that movie is full of puns it's a great movie

[@GriziDaWiz]

Tayler Packard I don’t see what being a boat has to do with this.

[@deathshot11z55]

OsibTheSunbro Luigi said it was a banana split looking car. He was just making a correction for Luigi.

[@leeks1408]

Luigi Guido also when they push the boat the hands look off. I guess they’re actually pushing something with different dimensions than the boat

[@erinkarp6317]

Boat, not car

[@thestallion756]

The slit screen stargate scene in 2001: a space odyssey if you wanna do old revolutionary techniques

[@wibblewobble1934]

THIS! Still one of the most mind blowing visuals ever made. And even after reading a description of how its done, i'm still a little confused as to how it works, so this would be great.

[@loganburde2838]

Every frame in 2001 is a visual effects pioneer. not every visual effect was new but they advanced those effects to a level that was unseen for the time.

[@themightyjagrafess8596]

Or just the whole damn movie

[@peterp2153]

Or even the Superman 1978 credits

[@Durwood71]

Another one of the innovations in _Citizen Kane_ was the use of deep focus, where something extremely close to the camera and extremely far away would be in perfect focus. They would do this by blacking out the background and shooting the foreground, then they would rewind the film in the camera and then black out the foreground and shoot the back ground.

[@youngexotics2155]

Could you possibly judge the CGI from ‘’The Last Airbender’’ movie

[@jeromejones1887]

The last airbender had some pretty good cgi but idk how that stands up since I havent watched the movie in years

[@HetThakkar809]

We don't talk about that movie

[@turtles6283]

@@jeromejones1887 its prty bad, i thought it was well done aswell lol

[@aniket8350]

@@HetThakkar809 exactly there is no last air bender movie

[@MeepMayCry]

That movie is curse beyond reason. But I do have to admit... CGI was relatively, surprisingly good...

[@santitasgrande3676]

Hey guys! I think you should check out the “Annihilation” alien scene.

[@netblu]

YEESSSSS, but not the bear scene lol (it was a bit too creepy)

[@MattJett]

Omg yes!

[@nekro6897]

Santitas Grande I forgot about that movie

[@plenku]

Yes! I posted this earlier. That whole ending has so many cool effects! And that bear still gives me ptsd

[@jakubmarszaek8330]

Yes the alien scene

[@marcotuliofaria3629]

There's a continuous shot on a chasing scene from Netflix's Extraction. That scene is gold

[@Breidablik06]

That would be good

[@danielgarzajr3164]

Yes I was about to comment this. Absolutely legendary that movie

[@aryaman1490]

YES

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

Look, buddy. I'm an _actual_ filmmaker and let me tell you something: You're goddamn right it is.

[@Karma_Kazi]

That would be amazing if they reacted to that!

[@OminousSirens]

Doug Jones is by far my favorite actor. The monster-esque movements he can do are flawless. Especially when he plays a character with very fluid movements like Abe Sapien (Hellboy & Hellboy 2).

[@ottokulow_]

Pirates of the carribean: cures of the black pearl--> skeleton transition

[@camicees]

yes

[@adelabed9363]

Aha

[@MrLehi99]

Especially in the fight scene between Sparrow and Barbossa.

[@AG.Floats]

"Cures of the black pearl"

[@timcedillo2581]

yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@leog4887]

2001: A Space Odyssey. Specifically the space station scenes and the planets and everything.

[@gurunadhan2666]

Yess!!!!

[@gurunadhan2666]

Do a Kollywood movie named 'MATTRAN' Its really unique and worth your breakdown

[@dorkerler]

We talked about this a lot in my film class

[@sdsd2e2321]

@@dorkerler no one asked

[@davidmiller8497]

Not an old movie but the adventures of tintin was amazingly animated and I feel holds up today

[@potawatadingdong]

I believe they took a look at that one recently.

[@JessDenhul]

potawatadingdong yeah, the big long take with the tank

[@edwinbonsrah2818]

They already reacted to that

[@irontarkus6515]

They already reacted to it

[@d4y_one]

Oh yes definatly, that movie is amazingly animated and way ahead of its time but they've already reacted to it

[@renseal475]

I loved Pans Labyrinth! It was dark, eerie, mysterious yet grounded to some everyday reality.

[@magason7945]

That’s crazy

[@rezzbuilds8343]

Did you see those creatures bud? Tell me how that's reality lol smh

[@saramartinez5872]

Yo, I watched Pan’s Labyrinth yesterday and I was just blown away by the monsters.

[@Fresch_K]

@@rezzbuilds8343 he is talking about the spanish civil war setting

[@rezzbuilds8343]

@@Fresch_K yeah not really much reality there either if you studied history

[@Ronnert]

You guys should look at “The Legend of Tarzan” when tarzen fights a gorilla.

[@mzrwizardmzr]

Carson Turner wow

[@Sir_Spartacus]

Review idea: "District 9".. Kind of surprise that you all haven't done a clip from that movie yet. Or am I getting old and it's not as great as I remember?

[@xenorac]

I remember it as being really good, was a while since I saw it too though!

[@danlyday7248]

It's still great. My favorite movie of All time maybe. All of his movies have incredible practical effects

[@desmondtheotter7613]

hell yeah, that movie was so dang good, but im sure they will find a way to make you see flaws in it lol, they should do this movie

[@moonlitfoxling8448]

I've heard of it maybe seen, but can't remember

[@dntthe88]

I think it still holds up. That director was always fond of photorealistic CGI

[@meanmrmusician9469]

There's one really cool scene in Citizen Kane where Kane is looking out the window at a picture of the employees of a rival company. That picture turns into Kane talking in front of them to a crowd about how they're all his employees now. That really impressed me.

[@foxinsocks4693]

I always love hearing what was used as a stand in for CGI creature on set. For the Kraken in Pirates of The Caribbean 2, they just had the director chase everyone around set shouting “I’m a tentacle!”

[@ericarriola3329]

Y’all should look at the 2004 Garfield movie “ Garfield: The Movie”

[@garfd]

I agree

[@liohobo]

YESSSSS

[@KingBobaFett]

Nah, they should do... GENERAL GRIEVOUS! LIKE... PLEASE!!!! ... and yeah Garfield too! lol

[@killer092896]

Eric Arriola the tale of two kitties

[@Diggydogsp]

yeees

[@pmarin3855]

Movie with Tom Cruise called, Oblivion. The scene where he fights himself.

[@TrekBeatTK]

For an old movie: Darby O’Gill and the Little People. Lots if different effects in play.

[@bluefletcherfish]

Yes, tons! It's crazy how elaborate they had to be to shrink whole crowds of people without computers.

[@erinkarp6317]

The way they did forced perspective was incredible!

[@LowellMorgan]

DO IT

[@wiredforstereo]

Aw, I haven't seen that since I was a kid. Great movie.

[@OurMillionAdventures]

This ☝️

[@NoriMori1992]

However much appreciation Doug Jones gets for his work, it isn't enough. The talent and patience of that man is beyond comprehension. And Pablo Adán was able to dub the Faun's lines so well because Doug Jones painstakingly learned all his lines in Spanish and delivered them as authentically as he could.

[@leedonghae668]

well jokes on you guys, Taylor was the one that asked for the grey suit. he wanted to relive sharkboy lol

[@hellodolly7301]

Oh my god

[@buka.a]

old movies: The Ten Commandments. Wonderful special effects there too

[@lusoarts3787]

Pirates of the caribbean: Barbossa's crew in 1, davy johnnes and his crew in 2 and 3 and the Kraken

[@johnsd3341]

They already did Davy Jones.

[@MrMiyagi005]

they've already done it.

[@CrepticMoon]

They talked about Davy Jones, at least, and how well done he was

[@somerandomguy2400]

When did they do Davy Jones?

[@GreeneyedApe]

@@somerandomguy2400 Davy Jones was in the very first one.

[@spiritscar]

An older visual effects heavy film for you to react to. Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” (1927) A German silent film about the future in massive cityscapes and a robot character.

[@manny0009]

Could you possibly judge the CGI from “The Last Airbender” movie

[@Ragefat]

What are you talking about? That doesn't exist you silly you.

[@phantomascom]

Lover there is no movie in ba sing se. The earth King invites you to lake laogai.

[@the_monk_lives4882]

Ragefat yeah I just wonder what he is talking about, must be delusional

[@TheNowerianRaven]

Didnt they do that already? Im not sure, if they did or not.

[@BigBoiBen]

@@TheNowerianRaven you are correct, they did. Don't remember when tho

[@KStunden]

“The Phantom Carriage” a 1921 Swedish Silent film. Superimposes translucent ghosts onto the real world. Very groundbreaking techniques and effects for it’s time!

[@Charo4276]

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Mr. Hyde and the Invisible guy

[@maxobb7259]

Oh god I forgot about that movie entirely but I want to watch it again

[@barryallen8488]

I think they may have already done Hyde, not sure what epp but it was a while ago

[@sofiykamusic8896]

I’d be interested in some original Marry Poppins scenes, like the cleaning of the room or the floating room. Also, great content guys, keep it up!👍

[@zelrysec5890]

🧐

[@MatthewCSnow]

You guys should watch “trollhunter” (Norwegian film) they literally have a scene of a 500 ft troll almost stepping on the car the characters are driving away

[@d.j.casanova960]

Blizzard Wizard YES! Trollhunter is such a good movie.

[@WibblyWobblyBob]

Troll hunter is a great movie check it out

[@Miatpi]

Yes! Love Trollhunter!

[@Vynzent]

I love the cgi work in that film. They keep it simple and it works most of the time. That huge troll in the end felt pretty real.

[@berangertotin3055]

Naruto

[@cmdaltesc8275]

Could you guys look at "Real Steel" the first fight at the zoo and the final fight with Zeus

[@araknidude]

Real Steel had some awesome robot effects

[@Pachvco_]

@@araknidude Real Steel was the shit.

[@big_boi_donkeh7378]

That was my favourite movie I swear to god

[@FMJ1400]

Yes!!!

[@GabrielsLogic]

Me and my dad's favorite robot movie!!

[@macwblade1]

You should get Doug Jones and do a “Makeup React”

[@Illvester42]

this is a great idea!

[@BeyondBaito]

Doug Jones reacts to Evil Dead 1 and 2 deadites

[@danilooliveira6580]

+1 on that. it would be cool to have someone that knows their shit with practical effects. and in this day and age they can even get them on zoom or skype.

[@OopsOlliePopp]

I always wondered what “colour space” meant, I do digital art and stuff but I’m not actually experienced in things like messing with colours after the fact and it was super nice to hear an easy explanation of what colour space actually means! Thank you!

[@the_real_gorf]

Can you guys react to Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man Tell No Tales? Captain Salazar's hair animation is the best.

[@kimberlyhaines107]

Him and his whole crew are the favorite villain designs out of the whole series for me. I think it’s the way they move as if they’re still underwater when they’re not.

[@ac3inspac3]

Dr. Veal it’s a really cool effect

[@fraxomfire6657]

Duuuuude finally someone mentioned his hair, it's friggin insaine.

[@greasybiscuit0713]

Kimberly Haines, me too but Davy Jones is unbeatable in my opinion.

[@jamilecrocodile718]

I thought they would never be able to make another villain as satisfactory to watch as Davy Jones, but Salazar surprised me.

[@danielsabo8481]

There is a scene in Prisoner of Azkaban where the camera goes towards a mirror reflecting a group of students, then goes through the mirror and continues the shot of the students, now staring at the mirror from the mirrors pov. This is the scene where the student fight bogarts .

[@NateMac000]

Spider-Man Homecoming - The first scene when he puts on the baggy suite and it becomes form fitting with a button press.

[@thewatcher8573]

oh yeah, thats actually a pretty cool effect

[@legendgrandpa7974]

I’m waiting for that

[@thewatcher8573]

@Cyberdemon Mike same, while I like how it looks, and that fitting effect was cool, it doesn't quite have a tangible quality to it.

[@fred_oxford]

The parting of the red sea from De Mille's The Ten Commandments would be interesting to get your take on.

[@sammoncada1801]

Do Netflix's Extraction "one take" action scene car chase to hand to hand fight please

[@arforafro5523]

Watched that one a couple days ago and was hoping they would do a stunt breakdown on that one shot as well.

[@Fede0779]

Good choice 👍 they should definitely check that out

[@xmenpage]

THOSE MOTHERFUCKERS ARE SLEEPING ON MY BOI THOR FROM EXTRACTION LOL

[@tommibjork]

The first Tron was unique how they achieved the glowing and rendered the CGI directly to a 70mm film. Check that out...

[@Lsd1021]

I've said it once but I'll say it again. We need a series where we force Clint to watch all these movies that he hasn't watched and just give us his reaction to it.

[@mathunit1]

For the love of GOD, please don't force him to watch the Twilight movies. He suffered enough from the books. lol

[@LeftSoulz]

This looks like some torturou things for him... love it

[@rohanimations]

Basically Mystery Science Theater but with movies that everyone else has seen 😂

[@nileshrajput986]

the way they explain the details of the shot or how it was done, is great to watch!!

[@jonasgenova]

List of people who I want to see on this show: -Captain Disillusion -Ian Hubert -Kevin Parry

[@Luka1180]

Yes, yes, so much yes!

[@ratboyfrogman]

I second this, especially Captain Disillusion

[@Ayman-BP]

Ian for sure

[@evelynblackwood4362]

Plz do Disney’s “Dinosaur” it’s the first Disney fully cgi-animated film. And look at Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl

[@Lugbzurg]

Almost. The backgrounds were live action and photographs. That's how they were able to get the CGI so ahead-of-its time; Because they didn't have to worry about rendering the backgrounds. It's like the film equivalent of Resident Evil.

[@niklas5519]

Since you asked for old movies explicitly: Please react to DELUGE , a disaster movie from 1933. The amount of detail in the destruction of New York (some insane model work!) is incredible!

[@haicoai6269]

GYeskzbin.info/www/bejne/n4SnkqaFmsx3r5I

[@DoctorEcks]

Wow. Thanks for this. Really great. The extent of the destruction is so over the top - fantastic. Love the way the set collapses to reveal the destruction outside

[@nasabear]

I only recently saw that and yes, it's amazing. I also recommend "The Rains Came" (1939) which has an amazing earthquake and flood sequence with what must have been painful amounts of rotoscoping.

[@mcnultyssobercompanion6372]

An interesting "older" film to look at might be Michael Powell's *A Matter of Life and Death* from 1946. It's a lovely, great film, with many clever effects shots that still hold up.

[@drogosbaggins9800]

"They won't care about the look of the CGI, kids don't care about that thing." Me: sheepishly raises hand from the background, "I cared.😥 "

[@taymooramjad]

It was too bad bro, n you probably aren't a 10 year old

[@aryan201]

@@taymooramjad Obviously it's bad, but it's not trying to be realistic. The landscapes are good enough for most people and it's definitely watchable

[@blitzrohan]

i did too

[@seb24789]

I think it has a certain charm. Same with something like Sky Captain (which they totally should react to!).

[@JshorterVideo]

I went to see this with my mom as little kid & thought it was dumb & poorly made

[@nickymo]

Can’t believe no one laughed when they said lets split and rode off on a giant banana split

[@lynxvex]

lol you must be the audience they're talking about.

[@bbrbbr-on2gd]

"Dark City" would be really interesting, considering it came before "The Matrix" and has a lot of the same themes.

[@zJoriz]

This series is gold. Highly interesting stuff. Thanks guys

[@rajveerhl]

Pirates of the Caribbean 1: Jack Sparrow vs Barbossa sword fight

[@Exfirea]

lil' ahh you have no idea how many times I have posted this on all their videos

[@elbarto5939]

Yes!

[@Alex.H99]

In my head this is super high quality but I bet it’ll be awful

[@2fat2hide64]

@@Exfirea at least 3 times

[@chrisnagle5385]

Galina Vasilyeva No

[@brettaspivey]

I've got one for you: Dr. Strangelove, the the little minimodels they built were amazing. And 2001 for that matter, but everyone knows about that one.

[@rakham13]

It's sfx not vfx Bro.. That's why

[@MrOpscall]

Star Wars the clone wars The progression of their animation

[@MarceauD]

That would be sweet

[@joelcoulon]

Especially with the new season out

[@ItsJustLuke656]

Season 1 feels unfinished to me but the latest season is some of the most beautiful animation I've ever seen

[@matthewhatfield9535]

They should do a stuntman react to Maul v Ahsoka as well.

[@ItsJustLuke656]

@@matthewhatfield9535 ooooh that's actually a really good idea

[@ednimenzo1984]

I've been binge watching this series like a madman

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

"The Forbidden Planet" look up "the great machine" scene here on youtube. That scene is great and I have no idea how they did it. That whole movie has neat old VFX. Its a movie from 1956 with Leslie Nielsen. Its a great movie as well.

[@majorbud4207]

The part where they are walking and look up and down? That was all matte paintings and foreground shots. There is someone on KZbin that has a making of, of that movie. Very good too.

[@cannonfodder4000]

Just watched it per your recommendation, it looks amazing and it looks like it was all done through matte paintings like star wars.

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

@@cannonfodder4000 that's my best guess but it's incredibly cool. That whole movie is. They have this invisible monster in the movie which is genius because they have these cool practical effects for it leaving footprints. It's worth a watch for sure.

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

@Cole Tynan eh lots of people won't know what it is. I've met maybe 2 people who have known about it before I told them. But that could also be just how my friend group is.

[@cannonfodder4000]

@@x9x9x9x9x9 That sounds like the inspiration to the Death Stranding invisible monsters tbh

[@alexsandbringer]

I had dinner with Doug Jones at my house several years ago, his work is incredible.

[@editedfalafel2434]

This a joke?

[@alexsandbringer]

@@editedfalafel2434 Nah, a friend was an extra in a movie with him and they came over

[@alexsandbringer]

@@YewterMan It was "Love in the time of monsters", was like 8 years ago

[@00vargarv]

we trust you bud, you have a pic ?

[@alexsandbringer]

@@00vargarv Shit, maybe on my Facebook from when i was like 7 😂

[@dc8rdecoded]

Classic movie suggestions: - War of the Worlds - The ships and aliens - The Blob - The creature effect - Jason and the Argonauts - Skeletons and Titans - Clash of the Titans - Medusa, the owl, and the Kraken - You Only Live Twice - Little Nellie scene It would be interesting to see a comparison of the different xenomorphs in the Alien series. Like how awesome the Queen looks compared to the CGI models in Alien vs. Predator.

[@elconejitopandrosito4971]

dc8rdecoded I’ll like to add the CGI from Warcraft

[@mywifeisabugatti.2513]

Don't forget, inception, man of steel, Batman v Superman, wrath of the Titans, iron Man 2,

[@carlojonathanlinao5292]

Do anything from the movie "Jumper"

[@-immanuel2790]

they did, kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLaZapvjMyLmbM, you're welcome

[@aksdndjsjj]

-Immanuel why

[@warvinsroom9364]

-Immanuel you asshole

[@donosvann]

Ok

[@SamDoots]

-Immanuel fuck i didnt read the link

[@andresllanos3378]

In Metropolis, almost all scenes with the robot, the flying cars and the crowds

[@NotAloneStudios]

Hey heads up, I just commented they should do Metropolis too but I didn't notice you already said it. Sorry I don't mean to copy.

[@NotAloneStudios]

@idk 2143 They used a combination of miniature effects with optical illusions created by mirrors.

[@rosesandstrom1129]

Yes! I especially love the Moloch scene/any scenes where they use the Schufftan process

[@perturbed_pineapple]

Old movie suggestion Metropolis, absolutely incredible what they where able to accomplish nearly 100 years ago.

[@maximeteppe7627]

on that note, the city changing in dark city ! (much more recent but obviously influenced by metropolis)

[@i.r9395]

Seconding this! Just some of the lenses created for this film were revolutionary.

[@h0sti1e17]

I posted the same thing. It was amazing for the late 20s.

[@scarlettmi]

I was just coming into the comments to suggest the exact same thing.

[@TylerKidd]

I love these react videos. It's like my film history classes mixed with Ridiculousness commentary. So good!

[@daniela.2729]

Could you do more of Forrest Gump's revolutionary VFX? They did some pretty interesting stuff.

[@Cologram]

Daniel A. They already did

[@daniela.2729]

@@Cologram Really? Can you remember the number of the episode? I've tried out of interest to go through a few episodes to see have they, but I haven't found it yet. Maybe I've missed it.

[@Cologram]

Daniel A. It’s episode 5

[@daniela.2729]

@@Cologram Ah thanks. I had missed it.

[@Cologram]

Daniel A. No problem. Also, if you’re looking for a specific clip, just search “VFX Artists React (insert movie name)”

[@jasercervantes]

BEN-HUR is. a must for effects, one of the biggest and grandest movies in cinematic history!

[@trevorr7316]

When Corridor Crew uploads, you know it’s gonna be a good day

[@bl5533]

Trevor R Amen

[@plasticfantastic777]

10:00 to 10:03 you can see the square tubing that's supporting Doug Jones' foot. It didn't get painted out.

[@DavidSanchez-bo3uv]

French movie 1960 “Eyes without a face.’

[@fodebic5253]

French movie 1960: eyes without face French movie 2020: kzbin.info/www/bejne/onTPaHxtpdOaZpo

[@Slimstor]

Let's go to the beginning of film illusions with Georges Méliès' "A Trip to the Moon"!

[@SilentBudgie]

That one was filmed on location. Méliès really did take the actors and key crew to the moon for a week to film that. True story!

[@soul4speech]

Would not mind see anything from; "A Clockwork Orange".

[@UpLateGeek]

This is the first thing that came to mind for me too. I'd also like to see them compare it to the music video for Tonight Tonight by The Smashing Pumpkins, which was based off A Trip to the Moon (and IMO is one of the best music videos ever made).

[@salfordnurse]

There’s a scene in the 1st Christopher Reeves Superman, where superman, is stood on Lois Lane’s patio, Superman flys of and as he disappears from view there’s a knock on the door. Then the camera pan’s with Lois through the apartment to the front door, opens it and Christopher Reeves is stood there dressed as Clark. The camera NEVER cuts away, and it only lasts a few seconds, not enough time to change. Answer? They filmed the scene with Christopher Reeves as Superman flying off. This was then projected on to a large screen, at the edge of the patio set, and re filmed, whilst Reeves then dressed as Superman knocks on the door, and then the camera can pan across to the door and make it appear as if he has changed with super speed

[@Slu5h3]

Del toro is my favorite director because of the amount of realism he puts in his movies. From pacific rim to pans labyrinth

[@spinadude]

2010: The Year We Make Contact Incredible analog effects by Edlund and Trumble. Gorgeous movie.

[@monochrome_soft9472]

2020: The Year Make No Contact

[@jasonblalock4429]

Dude, 2010 had some heavy duty CGI for the time as well - but most people don't even notice. EVERY shot of Jupiter was CGI, as well as most of the shots of the Monolith. Plus of course the destruction of Jupiter at the end. That would be a great one to talk about.

[@josephhoopman4798]

Also, they did some really interesting effects to get the shadows on the miniature ships.

[@rajathkrishnan3941]

Clint: Talks about Pan’s labyrinth Me: Finally Clint saying he’s watched a movie

[@__Albin__]

Until proven otherwise I am going to assume it's the only movie he has ever watched.

[@trevorfinley2327]

The citizen Kane crowd shot seems like something a magician would have been consulted with

[@moviestar1296]

Trevor Finley They did. His name is George Orson Welles

[@PhillJ845]

The show The Magicians has some great VFX all throughout the show, it's very consistent.

[@RogerWilco1]

YES, you should look at old movies. Here’s one: Fritz Lang’s Metropolis. SciFi with no CGI.

[@laboon344]

I've seen Metropolis but just not the one you're talking about

[@francescomerlopich278]

Yes Please! Crazy special effects techniques back in 1927

[@varangianguard7764]

That German movie from the 1920's? Haven't seen that in a long time. They filmed it with partially transparent mirrors if I remenber it well and when I saw it the first time back in the 90's or so on German tv, I was absolutely stunned. It's rediculous what they achieved with just handwork and craftmanship. A real classic movie and a must see!

[@Kyrchy]

Yes, this! Metropolis still looks incredible.

[@chucklebutt4470]

I was gonna say this as well.

[@SimpleBanana]

Clash of the Titans (1981) has some intriguing special effects. I'm interested in hearing you're opinions on it. The Medusa scene is pretty cool but the statue head scene is downright creepy.

[@StonerKnight1]

Can y’all look at the new movie “the Extraction” on Netflix. the camera work during the case scene is insane

[@peppepop]

It is truly amazing.

[@peppepop]

Soo good

[@dezzybarrie]

I was just about to comment about this movie. The car chase scene was insane! I wonder how they got the camera outside to inside the car. In general, that whole chase scene ever since they got to the car looks like it was just ONE take! 🤯

[@redspadegamer283]

That moment in Riddick Pitch Black, in the beginning when he rotates his arms 360° to get free from the post hes handcuffed to. I NEED to know how its done and i want to see your reactions to it. As well as other scenes from the movie like the crash and what not.

[@chimblemasterofchimney4771]

My guess is either Vin Diesel is more flexible/pain tolerant than expected, they put a contortionist in a muscle suit, or they cut the footage together and animated the between point where his shoulders dislocate.

[@physicxkovach8321]

He did the whole thing no stunt double or visual effects

[@compasssong4986]

What about marry poppins? I would love to see how they made the items come out of her bag and how they got her to fly down in her first entrance, and maybe compare the 1964 version with the 2018 version.

[@nairb8317]

Ever heard of Sky High? Specifically the "Save the citizen" scene.

[@randyangel9412]

Reinhard Van Astrea oh yeah

[@umbles7007]

$1.50? "no $3.50" three fifty.... tree fiddy... confirmed Orson Welles is the Lochness monster.

[@TheMightyWumbo]

Umbles god damn lochness monster

[@BaldMancTwat]

They said "a buck fifty" and "3 fifty" meaning million. Not actual dollars. So it cost 3.5 million dollars. Which essentially nothing for a feature film. Especially in modern times.

[@mathiaskjeldgaardpetersen5926]

Giant crustacean from the paleolithic era.

[@nikhilpai9034]

I love how you guys find points to appreciate even in the worst of VFX scenes. It would have been much easier to diss everything but you dont! Love it 👍🏼

[@Maolo92]

I can't believe you still haven't reviewed the masterpiece Kung Fu Hustle, so fun cg!

[@sparra98]

That movie is soo enjoyable.

[@an_orange8911]

dude, I write the same comment under every single vfx react video but it gets lost in the flood of comments.