VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 59
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I like how Clint stops by without an introduction. Its like your buddy growing up who never had to knock the door & just walked in.
True
The reason why we changed our door locks. Nigel was always a pain.
Man, some people just have the most uninteresting things to say.
I think "The Rise of the Guardian's" deserves a reaction. The most underated Christmas movie ever. Awesome story. Great voice actors. Always hoped for a sequel. You guys are killin at Corridor!!
Hell Yeah dude, I love that movie so much lol
@marcoscolga24 other than die hard lol
Truly underrated
It’s based on a book series. The books are way crazier than I thought lol
@@captainteeko4579 I'll have to check those out. Thanks.
Sam's shirt blends in with his chesthair so well I thought he was shirtless under the Santa jacket almost the whole time.
Lol me too
As an old fart who went to *film* school and shot on film stock using actual, mechanical, frame registering cameras, I cannot stress enough how absolutely *INCREDIBLE* and bonkers that elevator shaft shot from Die Hard is. Jan de Bont is a certifiable mad scientist. We've definitely lost something as filmmakers moving to digital especially in the realm of cinematography.
No we haven't lost anything. Knock it off. There are more incredibly inventive filmmaking techniques now than there ever have been. Filmmakers have access to more effective, more flexible, higher quality tools and tricks than they ever have to tell their stories. You just cherrypick the best examples from "then" and the worst examples from "now" to justify complaining about something. Quit acting like more people being able to express themselves more effectively is somehow a bad thing.
I don’t believe he claimed that more people being able to express themselves is a bad thing.
Some old skills and perspectives grow and change with the passing of time, some get lost.
Not necessarily a bad thing,
sometimes somewhat sad
Cheers & chill 🌻
I disagree with Jay, I did my audiovisual grad school on a time that we where going to digital for all the benefits.
But it's clear to me that the inventiveness took a hit, the "we'll fix in post" became much more of a statement on set.
When you had to think and engineer practical solutions, it was marvelous.
Not that you can't apply the principals on digital, you certainly can. But most will decide not to. Most because of budget or lack of engineering prowess. But in the analog times, at least in my opinion, the motto was always: necessity is the mother of invention.
Moving from physical to digital means that some innovations that were used in massive amounts back when film was used can be replaced with digital methods. Miniatures and explosions? A 3d model and an explosion sim. They can redo it for no cost if they have to.
@@JustABeeInFPV the use of creativity and miniatures will always make for a more interesting story than "Yeh, we just did it with digital 3d models"
Clint on the couch is a great present! Thanks guys.
Icy Mike! Love your content sir!
Didn't he leave Corridor?
@@HarrisonBorbarrison he comes back every now and then
His hat is awesome! :)
"Look at that neck!" - Clint
always a joy to have Clint around. Merry Christmas everyone!
Twin
meri krismin
Ya. Come on Clint, just go back to Corridor already.
Fr it’s so weird with Clint gone I need like a 4 seat couch for all of them
And a happy "UGH LOOKADAT NECK" to you!
Wanted to say that this is the most "breakdown" video you've done in a while and I love it.
The first 70 seconds of this was chaos, and I loved it 😂
This new guy Clint had good chemistry with the guys. He looks so comfy on the couch... as if he used to be a main cast member or something
Haha!!
Lol
Another great forced perspective from Elf was when Buddy's father is on his back while he rides the bike. They actually had a sort of triple tandem bike set up, with Will Ferrell at the front and the dad right at the back so he appeared small, then had a kid in the middle seat who ducked down but kept his hands on Will Ferrell's shoulders to appear as the dad's hands.
Yes! Was just about to comment this, thank you
I'm so happy to see Clint in the show again :) such a charismatic dude :)
Haha. Literally just watched The Santa Clause for Christmas Eve. Still love that movie, way more jokes in it when you're an adult than a kid.
The first 30 minutes are legitimately some of the funniest in any holiday comedy. Every joke about Judge Reinhold and his sweaters still kills me. Love this film 😊
I watched Elf this morning and literally said to myself I would love to see the behind the scenes
The cgi is also bonkers lol. It’s amazing how much VFX has changed in the last 2 decades
Dude same. And thought of these
guys after seeing the vfx as an adult.
My family watched it last night as well!
As someone who wants to learn CGI, I can say these videos are so informative and helpful
Ill teach you
@@devilrobrob this man is not a thirst this is a god damn drought
As someone studying it, it's amazing how much what I learn in school actually is used by the industry. I kept thinking watching this video, hey, I know how to do that!
I just watched The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and some specials effects are pretty impressive - the invisible guy and Mr Hyde, which I am curious if you'd discuss how they made them. The rest of the movie is plagued by too many special effects which are not always too great, so that can be nice for you guys to check it out for a good laugh.
MERRY XMAS to y'all, keep bringing great episodes :)
The special effects are the only thing they did right, and even that they got wrong. (Why is the Nautilus a gleaming, boring, sideways, white monolith the size of an aircraft carrier when the imaginative sub that *looks like a nautilus complete with moving, grasping tentacles* from the comics would look amazing onscreen?)
They have an episode where they discuss it. I just don’t know which one it was lol. But they definitely broke it down
9:35 - that motion blur is something the Blue Sky animators did for the Peanuts movie. They had to add in the black lines around Snoopy's feet when he does the "beagle dance." They also added in extra feet to sell the illusion. Very underrated, because people didn't realize the attention to detail to make the CGI "comic accurate."
I’ve followed this series for a long time now, but my mind was still blown hearing about the slowed down camera in Die Hard. That’s incredible!
idk why but Clint and Wren ignoring Sam is just hilarious😂
Sam was comped in lol
Sam always looks like he never wants to be there
Shout out to whoever is doing the editing. It's been a long way from that first episode and I'm loving it!
To anyone who doesn't get it, whenever the crew speculate about how something is done and we get the "visualization" of a guy on a blue/green screen or whatever, someone had to do it. Also the hilarious slap sound whenever Clint hits Wren with his hat has to be added, and just so much stuff. Just props overall, production quality is up there for sure.
Thank you for all you give back to us, we appreciate all of the work!
If you squeeze your eyes just a little bit Sam looks like full display chest hair pride Casual Friday Santa.
For a split second I though Sam had chest tattoos 😂
@@Obedspoem Haha me too
They really need to get some of the legends that worked on matte paintings and miniatures during that mediums golden era on the couch. It’s really a fading art I’d love to learn more about. Before there’s no one left to teach the tricks.
They literally had Adam Savage on the couch last time, talking about his experiences creating miniatures for the Star Wars and Matrix movies.
@@tbotalpha8133 I was talking more the 70s and 80s during the height of doing art like that. Adam was great to see but his career of working didn’t begin until the late 90s and basically ended in 2003.Still it’s a wonderful start and hopefully they get others like Adam on the couch.
@@tbotalpha8133 Matte paintings aren't miniatures though..
Oh, and Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all of you guys at Corridor, you are the greatest gift to the internet. Keep wrendering!
Thanx, Corridor for a most excellent year! Hope you had a great holiday season!
Peter Jackson has done probably the most insane use of forced perspective. He had sets and objects that were like moving jigsaw puzzle, its crazy
They did a whole episode on that back in the day!
That Die Hard explanation actually blew my mind! Meery Christmas to you guys!
Truly amazing. I am found with even greater appreciation for that film.
We can’t forget the presence Alan Rickman that is in so many Christmas movies.
I love how Clint despite being struggling with all the videos in his channel still finds the time to chill with you guys
In Christmas Vacation, toward the end when the sewer explosion sends the lawn decoration flying I remember watching as a kid and always noticing the box around the image they comped into the shot of the sky.
A boy called Christmas. The vfx is impressive!
For sure, I was blown away by the animal work and animations.
Love that the die hard explosion distracted them so much they didn't notice you can see through John McClain's head.
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When they say your name kinda stilted
Thank you for all of the great content this year!!!.... including the Green Screen'd Wren at 13:01!! :D
That Analog time remapping trick in Die Hard elevator shot 😲😲 Genius 🙌
Shoutout to Corridor Crew for coming up with a VFX shot every once in a while from a movie that they breakdown and it just blows up my mind 🤯
Also Clint mimicking sound effects of that blast from @13:45 was gold 😁
Never ever stop this series. It's best thing on youtube
Happy new year folks, thanks for all the work and vids. Wish the best for you all.
I'm loving the VFX Reacts series, I love learning about what it's like behind the scenes. You guys are awesome, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 🎄
Thank you for sharing too, at least I know how the Elevator scene went in Die Hard, that scene got me thinking for a while :D
I read that Arnold flying around as Turbo Man is actually the first Houdini simulation ever (or at least when the software first was named Houdini) for the jet pack smoke! Merry Xmas!
Never expected to find a crossover between two completely unrelated channels I watch. Hella funny seeing Tomska in a CC video :')
For the VFX series you gotta react to the *last agni kai fight from ATLA.* It's so stunning! And *Aslan from the Chronicles of Narnia!*
Also at the end of second one there's a big water creature, so it might be cool to see what you think about that.
And for stuntmen react It would be cool to see you react to the duel from "Potop", it's really good sword fight (tho technically it's sabers i think)
Merry Christmas Crew, next year you guys should do a stuntmen react exclusively on Home Alone 1 and 2. They both have some incredible, and hilarious, stuntwork!
A lot of comedies have great stunt work that doesn't get appreciated because it's played for laughs. The stunt driving in the opening scene of Christmas Vacation would also be fun to look at.
Merry Christmas, crew! Thanks for all the great content this year 👏👏
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@@themostdislikedchannel yea but its one of the rare ones where there is mutuality and them happy for him to pursue and focus more on him but of course they always open their doors for him.
Oops i replied on the wrong comment
Hey Jogwheel
We all miss your awesome movie reviews. Hope you make a comeback soon!
Just sat down to watch Klaus again; still amazing what they pulled off from a visual standpoint.
Wish more animated films aped its aesthetic lol
If I'm not mistaken, it was all hand-drawn and then they incorporated digital lighting! It's a very beautiful aesthetic, and I love the story as well!
I love the costumes and it’s always nice to have Clint!
Another great one guys happy holidays and stay safe
BRO this channel rly is the most entertaining thing on UA-cam. keep up the good work.
You obviously haven't watched tactical toilet paper reloads
I love how you guys didn't talk about Tim Allen's outfit changing during the morphing of his face. You can clearly see it's a different material and shade color.
That's intentional.
Thank you guys 🎄 And merry Christmas
Your bells were driving me crazy! 😂
Man Tomska as a guest would be so cool! Reacting to his own UA-cam stuff, that would be amazing!
@clackStackzhis ridiculous surfshark ads have some vfx in them iirc
Oh thank God, I was wishing for something like this to watch. It's a Christmas miracle. Happy holidays everyone
The “Elf” behind the scenes made my whole month worth it lol
Thanks for the great year of content.
Does anybody else want a puppeteers react where they get professionals in the fields of animatronics and puppets and let them talk about their craft, i.e things like the Muppets?
That would be cool! It would be amazing if they could get Frank Oz on the couch! (Foz E. Bear, Miss Piggy... Yoda!)
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. It was a great puppet show.
Also the Jim Henson movie back in the 80´s
Analog time remapping! That's hardcore! I knew it was a tapered model, but I never would have guessed they remapped the explosion by turning off the camera. Brilliant!
Loving every video you guys post! Keep it up!!
You should dissect some stuff from orphan black, especially the clone dance party. Awesome editing right there!
Just Binged Severance and I could never skip the opening credits. It's so satisfying to watch and see clues about it the show. I would love to see an episode dedicated to well done CGI intros. ( Severance, Game of Thrones, Westworld, new Lord of the Rings....etc..) love every episode. Keep it up everyone!
One oldschool Christmas VFX spectacular: the 80’s BBC miniseries The Box of Delights. So much ambition, and so many matte lines.
10:55 Wren - "I'm not going to get anything for Christmas this year."
Jake ( who was Wren's secret santa this year) - Am I a joke to you?
This is by far my favorite UA-cam series
I love to see you have a look at the sled race in A Verry Merry Toy Store. Definitely worth bring an smile an laugh to everyone
Will Ferrell reportedly tried to get Jon Favreau fired from the production of Elf multiple times...Favreau had to pay for a screen test out of his own pocket to assuage the doubts Ferrell kept raising with the studio higher-ups
yeah I like ferrell stuff but there's some bad stories out there about him stealing projects too. oh well.
Jeez. So there's an alternate universe out there where Will Farrell discredited Jon Favreau and he never went on to do all the cool Marvel and Star Wars stuff.
@@RJALEXANDER777 so that means I have to live in a world with one of the most overrated Christmas films, Elf in order to have the MCU and the Mandalorian… this is tragic to find out.
Thank you Corridor Crew, thank you for Offensive Bowling and all the reaction videos you’ve made thus far. I love the “behind the ‘behind the scenes’ “ kind of insight you guys provide, not to mention the guests you have on are the real deal. Thank you guys again and Merry Christmas!
Don't you just feel giddy, seeing all of them in the Christmas spirit. Oh man, I love that so much.
I'm so happy you covered the Robert Zemeckis Christmas Carol. I love that film so much, I watch it year round. The Ghost Of Christmas yet to come chase sequence is so good.
WHAT!? Literally just watched The Santa Clause and Elf this morning as we were opening presents and making breakfast and thought of you guys trying to guess what styles were done to the effects. This is a Christmas miracle! lol
I think it'd be really cool if you guys did an animators react to Arcane Season 1 - I think the animation style and visuals are totally worth talking about in that show!
Just watched Scrooged last night, and the scene where Bill Murray is pushed through the window and held over the street still holds up for me!
Thank you so much for this :)
Zemeckis's Christmas Carol is my favorite! Great episode guys, Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to all you guys!!! You all make our weekends great! Always look forward to these!!! Take care of yourselves! Much love to the WHOLE crew! 🎁🎄🎅
Merry Christmas! The Santa Clause is a go-to movie during Christmas and so is Rise of the Guardians
I've always wondered how they got the Ghost of Christmas Past to look so floaty in Muppet Christmas Carol.
I thought Sam's shirt was his body hair for a second lol
Exactly what I wanted for Christmas! Love you guys!
LOVE the lighting on Clint's hair
6:23 So I just watched this movie recently and one of the things I noticed was that they were doing big sweeping 360 degree shots in the scene that they were just showing. It was weird because it felt like it was being shot on a camera but they were able to go 360 because there was no end to the set. Super cool though.
Thank you for the Christmas special! You all are killing it
I'd love it if they looked at some of the old Harryhausen stuff, like "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad" and especially the skeleton scene, or "Jason and the Argonauts"
I think they've touched on that before, but it's been a while since I saw those episodes. Ray Harryhousen was a Master!
@@jedironin380 Oh, really? I've gotta search for it then. And yes, he absolutely was!
Just watched "Dances with Wolves" for the first time and the buffalo hunt scene blew my mind
I was just thinking about this channel while watching that classroom scene from Elf on Christmas Eve. You guys changed how we watch movies...all I could think of was how they pulled off the forced perspective
“It’s like Easter with a big man” - Clint
That is my favorite adaptation of A Christmas Carol and everytime I bring it up, people look at me as if I just drop-kicked a puppy...
T-T
I've been binging these videos and haven't seen it yet, but I wanna see the inception scene with the rolling buildings when they first introduce the architect
that die hard fact is probably the most creative yet simple solution I've seen
Merry Christmas Corridor Crew!
So it's probably really simple but the Christmas effect I never understood is actually from the Rankin Bass Rudolph. I know they're all stop-motion however how do they create the scene where the Abominable Snowman 'sinks' into the water? I'm sure it's super easy but I can't figure it out
if I had to guess, I'd say they have different models of the Abominable cut into different fractions and they're just setting them down (like taking off a Lego person's legs then their torso to make them disappear into the floor but more complicated)
one of my favorite movies of all time is "last action hero" its considered the last "action hero movie" id love to see a deep dive on all the stuff that went into it!
Since you guys have done Elf and before you've done Iron Man, I challenge you to watch "Zathura", the film in-between in which Jon Favreau learned all the SFX techniques that would go on to make Iron Man so wonderful. It's a great mix of practical, models and CGI. Several characters are part costume and part CGI, leading to such joyous accidents as the robot that slips and skids because that's what the actor did. (The bonus features on that DVD taught me so much...but mostly, an appreciation for Favreau, who tries to NOT rely on CGI but uses it well.)
In Gremlins during the stop motion that reveals hundreds swarming in, one of the street lamps goes out. The light on set actually did burn out, the animator was afraid he’d have to start over, but they said they’ll just add a sound effect of a light breaking.
Guys, I'm of course interested in your reaction to special effects in old films. BUT to be honest, I'm looking forward to the continuation of the Jedi Academy movie (To The DEATH), when will there be a continuation of this film and will there be at all?
Im looking forward to spiderman 3 (Tobey's spiderman) review.
@@KimiRaikkonen123 congratulations on retirement 🤣
@@elPufferino what
They already have. Can't remember which episode though.
@@elPufferino Kiitos veli
It took me ages to realise Sam actually had a shirt on under his Santa robe.
The greatest Christmas gift is that y’all consider die hard to be Christmas movie. Now I can finally rest. Merry Christmas guys
“It’s like the 4th of July but cold.”
Man I miss the northern hemisphere, having Christmas in summer is freaky.
Always a pleasure to see Clint back in the studio. Merry Christmas Corridor!
You guys should do Arcane next. It's gorgeous!
Edit: Also, Merry Christmas!!
Another amazing video
The chair in die hard was a cg element, you can see it just like hover sideways to match up where the vanishing point is
There could've been good use of a popcorn guy to hide the food on Sam's teeth at @9:46 too
"The only way Zemeckis could make another mo-cap movie was by making Christmas Carol." If you ignore Beowulf, I guess?
Our psychological hardwiring to focus on the emotional reaction in his eyes served the vfx artists so well in that Tim Allen shot. A good transition of him widening his eyes between shots meant our brains filled in all the gaps that the technology available to the artists couldn't fill
Take a look at the Christmas Chronicles! I think the reindeer scene where they start to fly over the police cars is really great. Greetings and Merry Christmas from Germany