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No
Are they fake vfx artists or real? They don't seem like they know what they talking about, cheers.
Hi I follow you many years (when I wasn't subscribed too) and your work is fantastic !
I know this video at least 1 year old and not too relevant what I would like to ask but I'm curious about your opinion .
Whitch version of ruffalo's Hulk is your favorite? (Personaly and professionally both)
My forever favorite is "the" Avengers's and the a. of U.'s one (first two appearance) i know there are some differences between these but too small for me, so I take them as one .
In my opinion the film makers (not the c.g.creators) made very big mistake when they want make his look more "Mark"
(Although the story didn't change his look*)
(*because the end of A. Of U. He (Hulk) goes away and in Ragnarök he (hulk) become very different but nothing changed him (in the story))
@@teogaming7515 they’re real? They literally make vfx content themselves.
10:11 - seriously? The best modeling for someone who transforns like that, was in the Ang Lee film. Hulk in that DID look like a more bulky Eric Bana. Do you guys not have eyes?! Have you never seen before and after images of professional body builders?! --> 14:15 I'm really now. How can you not see that that is bulkier Eric Bana?!
fun fact: The Hulk isn't CG, Mark Ruffalo has to follow a very strict diet of chicken and rice to buff up, then they Steve Rogers First Avenger shrink him when he's Bruce Banner.
Lol you forgot about the broccoli
Lol
@Movie Stone Productions it’s a joke dude
@Movie Stone Productions no it just made you sound clueless
@Movie Stone Productions I read both of them and came to the conclusion that the comment sounded clueless, now I know that you in general are clueless
I believe the reason the first Hulk looks that green is it's supposed to look like the gamma radiation is emitting off of him
It's actually because he has jellyfish dna inside of him. That gives him a natural bioluminescence
So he's supposed to be glowing? Either way, it looks weird
@@teneesh3376 I think he is yeah
That OR they went overboard trying to remain comic accurate. Hulk in the 60s, 70s, 80s, & 90s had a more vibrant color palette than the more toned-down, photo realistic superheroes we tend to think about these days (thanks in large part to the MCU)
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Something that I appreciate about the 2008 Hulk is actually that muscle definition looks like a man who was literally scaled up with muscle. So it looks like the skin is stretching over what is incomprehensible amount of muscle, and thusly we're more easily seeing the definition of each individual muscle group.
Debatable if it looks better or not, but I think I can see what they were going for.
And also 8:25 I disagree with him because Bruce Banner and hulk are two entirely different people of course hulk shouldn't resemble bruce and that's what I liked about this one it shows the difference between a scientist and a green angry raging monster
@@theraginghouse they’re different people who share the same body so they should look similar even though they act different
@@GeneralTreesap i get but lets say how am i supposed identity bruce banner as the the hulk if he looks very different, its kinda like dr jekyll and hyde which he was based off of
@@theraginghouse he big and green
He has like 2% body fat it’s crazy
The MCU movies raised the bar really high. The Ed Norton Hulk is one of the best CGI productions ever, the muscle ripple effects were way over the top, and the Hulk doesn't have to look like Bruce according to the comics, even though he looks a little bit like Norton (at least it was based on his face).
Yeah like, I actually kind of like the fact that he doesn’t look like banner, THATS THE POINT. Hulk isn’t just angrier banner, he’s a literal entirely different character sharing the same body.
Ps3 hulk
exactly he had the facial scar and the facial structure that was enough
Ed Norton hulk looks like the dancing baby video. It sucks
@@slivovitz1683 yeah, you should've joined the rendering team to make it look better
I still think Hulk 2003 had some really impressive animations. It was just the textures that were uncanny
Yep, I like the 2003 Hulk too cos he had so much actions and iconic scenes but the design of the 2008 Hulk was by far the best one
@@thocka5144 2003 looked more photo real
@@wingedhussar1453 Not at all, look how he looks dude. The 2008 was perfect besides that the graphics could have looked better
@@thocka5144 the vg effect artists even said it themselves
Am I the only one that sees a difference between the 2012 hulk to the one in ragnarok 2018. Like he looks worse to me.
The first Hulk's color saturation IS a creative choice: it's stated in the film that the contact to radiations causes bioluminescence, that's why Hulk's green "glows".
THANK YOU.
doesn't mean it's not terrible looking
@@MetalArcade well at least they tried to stay true to the classic hulk lol
Yeah most people know this, but tend to pick on it anyway.
@@chilliinsanity6898 Which proves that this artistic choice was a bad one.
Is it just me or did they remove the first hulk section entirely
I'm glad I'm not crazy, I swear I remember it
@@glowstoneunknown not just remember it, but it abruptly cuts from the previous segment to the last blip about the first hulk section segwaying into the second hulk
@@thefowles1 I was coming here to mention this too. Are they going to address this? Did Marvel or Universal demand that they remove it?
Some copyright bullshit for sure
Nope not just u
I still think 2003 Hulk was WAY ahead of it's time. The CG still looks good to this day, it's fucking amazing
ikr
It looks outdated
@@cupocoffee9369 you have to be joking 💀
@@cupocoffee9369 I just know you’re joking
@@darkshat3077 do a little comparison on some modern movie's CGI and compare it to some scenes of 2003 hulk. It had some outstanding cgi for it's time, and it still holds up.
5 Million Subs and Clint watches every marvel movies
No. 4.35 million subs
Yah
Clint needs to see this. Ngl, my respect for him decreased when he refused to watch them. Rip
Gotta get Holden Hardman in on that then as he have a tad experience cutting those movies by now
A full watch a long stream would be epic, so we can see his reaction shot by shot! :D
Clint: Hasn't seen any popular movie.
Wren: Can't remember anybody's name.
Lord Mogatron Gaming I don't understand how people can live in such a bubble like him
Niko: _S K I N P O R E S_
I'll take Wren not remembering the name correctly over Clint not having seen any movies..
You would think that if you made it your life's ambition to work in the world of VFX, that even if you didn't go to a Full Sail-like university, you would school YOURSELF on seminal works in the VFX landscape, even if they're not necessarily your cup of tea. There's really no excuse why someone who works so heavily in the field as Clint would be so far removed from so many landmark films in the VFX industry. It's kind of maddening. Because I know that if I had that interest and I went into a VFX studio's office for a job with such a limited pool of knowledge/reference, I'd likely not get hired. It's like a DP whose never seen or bothered to watch Children of Men or Blade Runner 2049 or a visual director whose never seen What Dreams my Come or If Beale Street Could Talk. And not only has he not seen what feels like %90 of the films they discuss...but he seems actively resistant to the very idea of even taking them in.
I don't get it. How did he not only get a job here...but position himself to be in EVERY VFX REACTION VIDEO? Is it a "who you know" thing? I guess some people just live a charmed life...
@@thisisfyne Dawg I was like .4 seconds away from adding it, but he didn't say it in the video. I was expecting it with them talking about the evolution of the Hulks and he didn't deliver.
I'll never understand how Clint has only seen like 5 movies ever yet he wants to make a movie himself. lol
It's almost like he doesn't enjoy watching them. Then why make one? lol
Ever hear that a few top restaurant chefs don’t eat the food they cook much? By the time they’ve filled their life’s work with it, they’re disinterested in their personal life... oversaturated with something. Maybe that’s a motivating factor?
@@games1004 um they’re eating/tasting their food all day long…get out more you seem ignorant.
@@epiccollision Tasting doesn't mean sitting down for a full meal. Also, I said Some, not all or most.
Makes sense to me. I've seen ever fewer movies than Clint, but I love these VFX videos.
The first Hulk color makes sense because he just became the Hulk and still has a ton of gama in him
I dont know ehg but they cut the first hulk out
If you rewatch this video you can see that it was cut out
Clint is that one friend that has never seen any of the movies you recommend, but knows every obscure Jackie Chan reference in existence.
I honestly don't understand why he wouldn't at least watch them out of professional interest. If he is not that impressed by them as entertainment, that's fine; each to their own. But how is he not interested in the use of visual effects? 🤔😕
and apparently Wukong meets Big-foot the movie... lol
@@Epicurus341 I'm a film student, and I'll never watch the Avenger movies. But you may be right, Clint is a VFX artist and those movies are full of VFX. But they don't have much narrative going so it would be useless for me to watch them...
@@Albanez39 compared to other action films ive seen, the avengers movies are great. Seems kinda elitist to not even give the Avenger movies a chance. If you try watching them and give up, or if you're financially constrained, thats fine, but saying beforehand that you would never watch them seems like you're doing it for clout or internet points.
@@Albanez39 Careful with your nsoe in the air like that, birds might fly into it.
Seriously, you come across as so arrogant and smug, it's absurd. Not much narrative? They've managed to keep the plotline flowing through over a dozen movies.
Stop being such an arrogant ass.
the edward norton's hulk was designed with keeping TOM CRUISE in mind cuz initially he was going to play it.. look closely the hulk resembles TOM.
He really looks like Tom Cruise.
ew, imagine hulk having to use lifts
Why did you all caps tom.
holy shit! it does look like tom. needs more running though
Tom Cruise was almost Iron Man, he never had any tie to the Incredible Hulk production
The fact that Clint hasn't seen the Avengers films and is a VFX artist blows my mind lol
The MCU has such a high standard for their VFX and there's a lot to learn from there!
He also hadn't even seen Davey Jones in Pirates of the Caribbean either, which is just baffling to me lol. That's some of the best CGI in any film. It's not like PoTC is an obscure movie either.
"High standard" like the end fight of Black Panther?
Marvel's cgi.. high standard? Like rarely.
No wonder he got fired
@@rileyclarke6594 you had to pick the worst one right.
What happened to the discussion of 2003 Hulk? Was there a reupload that it was clipped out?
Fun facts : The Hulk in Avengers Endgame had fingerprints on his glasses even though glasses were CGI
The canadian lad huh 😉
I wonder which other video you learned that from 🤔
@@anxhu959 mee too. canadian lad tho :)
@@davesargent7304 I knew it as well. Maybe don’t be a dingus
@@nashvilletennessee4391 how were they being "a dingus"
Clint: Has never seen the MCU movies
Also Clint a few months ago: "You've never watched Supergirl?!"
Obviously he’s a DC boy.
Supergirl... What an absolute piece of trash. Makes the worst MCU movie look like an Oscar-worthy masterpiece. Clint has seen 10 movies in his life.
@@Siile_ wow toxic much
@@Siile_ Ok, let's not be harsh...
...to Clint. Be as harsh as you want to Supergirl.
@@jacobcenter7374 haha alright, but let's be honest it really seems like he has barely seen anything
Looks like they had to cut out the OG hulk footage, what a bummer
Right, why is this though? They didn't say.
@@TheRogueX I dunno, I'd imagine because the publisher tried to slap them with a claim
@@TheRogueX Copyright claim probably
Kung Pow Enter the Fist is a masterpiece of complete madness.
Agreed! The hardest I ever laughed in high school.
"Budget Gandalf" time to update Grandpa's name in contacts.
AHAHAHAHA
Niko and Wren: "Man, look at that detail. Look at the muscle and skin. He has pores."
Clint: "He looks like has a neck pillow."
And thanks to Clint, I can't unsee it.
The Hulk 2003 animation blew everyones minds at the time. I remember him breaking out of the storage tank flipping water everywhere and that was just amazing.
I honestly would trade the actor-based hulk for the 2008 bulky hulk. I love it when the hulk is on a rampage and just being hulk, and what they did in Infinity War and Endgame was unacceptable for me
Totally agree, and it hurts my soul how they made it even worse these days
Ed was better
Wait patiently for world breaker hulk then you will find this hulk back
y’all just have bad taste tbh lol it’s ok people like crap all the time :)
Smarty Baby TV sounds like you're projecting buddy. But you're right it's okay that you like sht things, we're not judging you, taste is only reserved for a few.
If I were to guess, the reason 2003's Hulk is so saturated is because Ang Lee wanted it to represent how radioactive Hulk was.
Exactly, and so I he were subtly giving off radiation, it would change the way the light played on him.
which is why it's still the best representation of the hulk. Plus Bana is a fking beast.
@@PNWAffliction no
For better or worse- I think it was entirely just an "esthetic" choice to make the hulk look like he does in the comics. So many choices were made in this movie to give it a "this is a COMIC MOVIE" feel- and i have little doubt this color choice for the hulk was no different.
YES! THIS!
FYI, the biological term for Edward Norton Hulk’s “stringy” muscles is striation.
Rolls his eyes when he hears that the MCU is amazing but then says he hasn’t even watched it. There’s always that person that just desperately wants to be different.
That comment made his opinion irrelevant to me
Y’all sound like butthurt MCU fanboys, he just doesn’t want to watch it, he’s not feeling it. Simple explanation
@@johnsoapmactavish9921 Nope, not butthurt. Not everyone is going to like every style, why would he watch a movie style that he doesn't like? I don't watch horror films but I also don't roll my eyes at people who do. His reaction is typical of these hipster/indie characters who hate on things that are popular because they are popular, not because they don't like it.
@@johnsoapmactavish9921 destroyed😭💀
@@johnsoapmactavish9921 Rekt
Definitely works of art! The scene when all the avengers are on the aircraft carrier with Fury and Loki's staff to the transition into the action scene when hulk shows up really drove this concept home for me. I love how they built tension off of the hulk being on the craft, perfect storytelling, and artistry in those movies.
The first Hulk was a person a few months into their fitness regimen, bulking up
The second Hulk was In the cutting phase and doing the 10k runs
And finally the last few Hulks were done with cutting and bulking.
The first Hulk was modeled after IFBB Pro Günter Schlierkamp in his prime at the Mr. Olympia from 2002.
Last few hulks: green and retired
That person was Lou Ferrigno.....
4:00 “This is an 18 year old movie, it can vote now.” I don’t know why that makes me laugh. It just does.
r/dadjokes
I missed that lol
I'm disabled and this series has really helped keep me sane in the hospital! I don't do VFX but I love movies and I do sound design. Corridor Digital was a staple of my highschool life, it's awesome to see how far yall have come
I still like the 2008 hulk like way more than any other, hes just the definition of angry, i grew up with that movie because my neighbour gave it to me when i was like 5, i loved the movie and watched it like every day, my parents got so annoyed bc of me constantly asking to buy me a Hulk toy till they found it at some chinese shop, i still have that toy
"Ray Romano", "Eric Norton", and then "fine-essed"... LOLs! Wren is having one of thos tongue-tied days 😂
Lol!
I like the think the "fine-essed" was because he was thinking about the fine-assed Black Widow. :D
@@fan-plastictoys5948 weirdo
Have you done a stunt episode on the pineapple express? The fights and stunts are funny but also surprisingly good.
Wtf? hard2hurt? Didn't expect to see you here
@@melkt6594 Honestly, I just expected Mike to be lurking around with an alternate account so he could do nerdy shit without people distracting him.
I second that motion
Yes, the fight scene where Red smashes his head in the sink looks painful.
THIS..ENDS..NOWWWWW!
Was that too much?
I don't care that it's already been almost a decade, "I'm always angry" still gets me.
The reaction of the 2003 Hulk disappeard..
"Spider-Man 2 to Spider-Man 2 to Spider-Man 2," I love that idea lmao
The one with Toby Magoo against the one with Anthony Garfunkel and one with Thomas Hoffland, as Wren could say.
Damn bots just ruined a perfectly good comment smh
@@pxnk_n_disorderly That's why there's a report button
I'm kinda under the impression that a. ajor reason Edward Norton's Hulk looks so fake is that he always looks...shiny. He looks wet in every shot. He glistens like Edward Cullen in every closeup.
I agree. I don't get how people can say the Norton Hulk is their favorite Hulk cause it looks so realistic. No--he doesn't! He looks rubbery too, like if gumby were the Hulk
yep: first thing I said was "too much specular"
@@CoreyWE I like that Hulk movie the best of the stuff that's been done with Hulk. I think the Hulk model itself isn't fantastic, but it's serviceable for the story which outshines everything else they've done with the character.
@@CoreyWE Edward Norton's Hulk was the best. Norton planned to take the character in a darker and more interesting direction. I could probably have
made the Hulk more interesting than a giant baby gorilla. This Hulk is pure in that it represents anger. No jokes, no mannerisms
childish, just pure anger. Another big difference is that this Hulk shows his ability to get stronger the more angry he gets. THE
behavior, savagery is how the Hulk should be. Also, I think the 2008 Hulk's appearance fits better. This is, honestly, a
of the most underrated comics films. Everything about this Hulk is right. The design, veins and monster appearance.
For the first and last time, we see Hulk make his legendary "crush" move. For the first and last time, we see Hulk win a fight and end it
with a roar. Man, I really miss the way the MCU made their films back then. A darker and more serious tone added to our
dear heroes with a small dose of humor. What I didn't like was the way they handled the Hulk in Marvel movies from Avengers.
Hulk has changed, been demoted and nerfed in Marvel films, completely stupid and thrown aside.
Omg you right I just noticed
The guy in the middle is so energetic when he’s speaking. One can also say he’s so... ANIMATED.
I'll always appreciate the 2003 Hulk. Respect to Ang Lee for trying to film so many action scenes in broad daylight.
Haha, broad daylight cg was the scariest idea one can have pre 2008. Still difficult to this day (an understatement(
Omg, I completely died laughing when Clint talked about that soldier’s spine and The Hulk’s neck pillow 😂
That wasn't funny
Probably to you, it wasn’t
To me, it was
@@youngmicrowave127 it was for us
@@jspaceman cool
@@jspaceman he’s right, it wasn’t funny
Waiting for "Clint reacts: The Avengers"
I'd watch that.
Honestly though, half of the joy of watching The Avengers was FINALLY seeing Iron Man, Cap, and Thor (from their own individual movies) TOGETHER. Without that build-up, without the end-credit teaser scenes... it takes away half the fun.
5 mil sub special?
@@squireoflink that would be something
I’d like to say that I won’t watch another episode until Clint watches but I’d be lying.
I really hate going back to these older episodes, and seeing that a lot of things were cut cause of youtube copyright
The 2003 Hulk film is a misunderstood masterpiece. Industrial Light and Magic were at the height of their game, and Ang Lee is a genius, who was more hands on in producing that film (actually WORE the mocap suit for many of Hulk action sequences) then any director I've ever seen. Ever frame of CG in that film is absolutely GORGEOUS, and again, 2003 Hulk is an underrated, and unacknowledged masterpiece. (Although the skin texture and color is most photo realistic in the Mark Ruffalo version).
I don't think any effects company matches ILM. From star wars in 77 to Jurassic Park in 93 to LOTR in 2001 to Hulk in 2003 to Transformers in 2007. These guys are the masters.
"Compare Spider-Man 2 to Spider-Man 2 to Spider-Man 2" love that 😂
In a year you can compare those to Spider-Man 2
I think it is going to be their best video as all Spider-Man sequels were praised for their visual effects. It is going to be tough to decide which is best.
I sure hope they do a video reacting to the CGI of the Sam Raimi Original Spider-Man trilogy. I been requesting it since the summer of 2019 but I have not given up on them because yeah their a lot of movies out there. I seen a lot of interesting and shocking stuff since I been watching this channel and also I requested they react to the stunts in the chariot racing scene from the 1959 Ben-Hur movie and they finally react to it last week
They should compare Spider-Man 3 to Spider-Man 2 to Spider-Man 2 since those were the most artistic of each series.
They should wait until Spider-Verse II comes out and add that to the comparisions
I wanna see a series called "Clint Reacts" where he watches all the movies he shoulda seen already.
Agreed.
yes
Cu
this
yes, i will sub if you do this (On two different accounts).
Hey, guys. Love your work and your vids, big fan. Just a note that the audio drops out of sync at 07:21, seems like there's a video clip missing between the end of the Kung Pow review and the start of the Hulk review.
It's really weird right?
Apparently it was cut out
I really liked the way hulk looked in the 2008 movie, where you can see every muscle fiber, i know i that they took more inspiration from body builders in that movie. But i really loved it 😅
Thank you for the "I'm always hungry" joke because it reminded me that I had a pizza on the oven.
Ed Norton's Bruce Banner always makes that mistake when he's in Brazil.
"You don't want me to get Hungry"
I highly recommend “Hugo” - while there are no CG Characters there is a shot over Paris which took a year to make, and a pretty interesting train derailment scene - very interesting to see what they could do back in 2011!
Keep up the great work!
Edit: Thanks For The Likes!
The train derailment was practical, they used a miniature for the outside of the station. The rest is all CGI
@@jemert96 I thought so
You"re making a lot of people feel very old by saying "back in 2011"
I am in love with this movie!
Bruh, the nightmare where he turned into the automaton legit scared me back then.
I liked Edward Norton's buffed hulk more than Ruffalo's! Feel like that's how hulk should be! Excessively muscled up and more fierce and dangerous and filled with rage!
Hulk 2003: Low Settings
The Incredible Hulk: Ultra Settings
Avengers Hulk-Endgame Hulk: High Settings
I want Clint's reaction to absolutely ALL MARVEL MOVIES now!
Nope.
I subscribed to try to make it happen.
waste of time
Would pay for a live stream of that!
Yes please!!
The incredible Hulk was just dehydrated and down to like 5% bodyfat.
If only the muscle gets bigger and not the fat I suppose it makes sense
Yeah, he was Olympia stage ready
He was modeled after lee priest
they also made his texture a lot shinier in the first movie
THIS. His skin almost has a tree-like texture as a result.
Could not agree more, the entire infinity saga is a work of art! Clint needs to watch it! I’ve never seen 22 movies (and now the disney+ shows) meld together with such precision, it truly is amazing.
I like the power of the 1st Hulk the angrier he gets the bigger he grows ect.
How it's supposed to be lol
Me too@
That movie makes a comeback in your future.
The 2008 one did that too but much more subtly. When Abomination has him pinned against the wall you see Hulk’s eyes flash green and he begins to overpower Abomination when he couldn’t before. He doesn’t necessarily grow but he definitely got more powerful with his anger.
That's how he should be
Ngl, I still think the first CG hulk looks great, couldn't care less about the green saturation, just makes him look more radioactive to me.
I agree! The 2008 Hulk looks the worst imo.
2003 = Accurate, but too green and sad looking mostly.
2008 = The angriest, but poor CG muscles and face.
2012 = More accurate, but Ruffalo's face. Lol
@@madxruler 2003 hulk vs those Hulk Dogs was Fucking Crazy!!!
@@madxruler WHAT?! okay the 2003 and 08 hulk design are thr best mark ruffolos hulk looks like shit lol
@@jordank6546 Hence accurate BUT Ruffalo's face. Lol the CG for the body was great but then it's just Ruffalo's face plastered on.
As a kid I watched the 2003 hulk over and over it was my favorite and I still love it
The fact that the hulk is changing more and more similar to mark in MCU is tied soo well with the story...
Just chef's kiss
React to ”Gods of Egypt” if you haven’t already. It is full of both good and bad vfx shots, and some tricks that I would love to know the BTS processes. Also “Clash of the Titans” both 2010 and 1981 versions of Medusa and the kraken which are EXTREMELY different yet incredible.
That saturated green from 2003's Hulk feels almost like they felt compelled to match the tone of Lou Ferrigno's Hulk because that was what the original Hulk movie went with.
It skipped the 2003 hulk? Has it been cut?
Without a shadow of a doubt, Mark Ruffalo is the best Bruce Banner and Hulk that we've had.
He was originally penned down to play Banner/Hulk in the Ed Norton one, but he unfortunately couldn't commit to the role as he was working on another project.
Can y'all talk about Transformers?
The visual effects in the first film blew me away
they already talked about the first film i forget which episode tho
I loved when they focused on the feet when they fought that was super tight
Quentin Tarantino loves that foot scene
He should watch 'The Wtches'. It would be a real horror movie for him.
It's not female feet, dude, wtf are you talking
10:13 mark ruffalo’s Hulk begins here
2:27 torn ACL incoming!
“This is a 18 year old movie, it can vote now.” 🤣😂 4:00
I wish they watched "the incredible bulk"
Yoooo corridor can you watch "real steel" pleaseeee
Do you mean The Incredible Hulk
or
The Amazing Bulk?
But they did??? Da fuke
@@JPD257 the amazing bulk is something else, its..... A master piece
@@SPX157 yes i meant the "the amazing bulk"
You should talk about the effects in Interstellar since that films special effects completely blew me away.
Love learning about Surace Displacement 2:07
"You wouldn't like me when I'm mad, Debra!" - Ray Romano
You guys should react to all three different spidermen; Tobey, Andrew, and Tom. Then compare the cgi of the villains and webslinging scenes.
@@adistefano_ also, the best Spider-Man. Toby was the best Peter Parker, Andrew was the best Spider-Man, Tom is the best at doing both, but not as good as the other two respectively lol
what an amazing scene
@@adistefano_ They actually made stuntment swing.
@@williamallen7984
Tom and Toby were both good at portraying the Spider-man
Andrews Spider-man was kinda bad because of the shitty script
Although Andrew did a good job,i don't think Spider-man would become Spider-man only for revenge.And Andrew really wasn't even that nerdy he looked like the cool kid,In the movie he wasn't even the one being bullied by flash.Toby was a good spider-man,Tom was a good Peter Andrew was there
Best Video Idea since "Me at the zoo" from 05
You guys are making me want to become an animator so badly but I know it takes so much time and effort.
"The limit isn't in our Computer, the limit is in our technique and imagination"
The Edward Norton Hulk looks like if Tom Cruise hulked out.
He only hulks out, if someone insult Scientology.
@@youllseemeallovertheintern3682 that’s my secret Cap, I’m always Xenu
He really did look like some anime character brought to a live-action movie.
The “Walking with Dinosaurs” documentary series has some interesting CG. When it came out, I remember loving it but rewatching on Netflix made me realise how bad it is by today’s standards.
Good idea for them to react.
Not as good model wise but animation wise, it's incredible.
Literally the most realistic dinosaurs ever animated. Perfect mix of weight and natural movement
@@user-mv8ys5og5l All animated frame-by-frame I believe, no keyframe interpolation at all! The behind the scenes documentary talks about how they studied other creatures like elephants to get a rough guess for the locomotion of the land-based dinosaurs, but pretty much had to wing it for the pterosaurs (no pun intended) and the ones in the sea.
Yeah!
I just been rewatching parts of it recently, and it is very interesting to see, how much simpler CG was at the time. There are sketchy overlaid shadows, very crude masking and even moments, where parts of dinosaurs clip through each other. But all things considered, it still holds pretty well. The interaction with real-life objects like trees and splashes of water, which were made practically, is particularly incredible. And to think that the whole series with VFX in almost every shot was made on a budget of a TV documentary in an era, where CG was still pretty rare. Just awesome.
That's a GREAT suggestion! And also the Disney movie "Dinosaur" to go alongside it!
I think outside of photorealism the reason why I feel ang Lees hulk still feels the most realistic is because 90 percent if time when he's smashing glass or breaking walls , glass is actually getting smashed and walls are actually being broken
Growing up my brother and I were obsessed with Kung Pow! Enter the Fist - so enjoyable and nostalgic to see it discussed and dissected by the CC dudes. I have a new appreciation for the CGI now. 😄
Yeah
I feel like Clint is one of those guys who refuses to watch a popular movie because once they do they know they'll be like everyone else
This is literally me tho with TV shows
cribbles ' its an art glove specifically when using tablets so your fingers don’t drag on the screen
Hipster and a weeb
Haha the MCU is trash though
Yeah, he's a hipster far to tryhard to be a hipster. If you tell him "don't go that way, you'll die", he'll go that way 100% convinced his special self will not die.
And then dies.
I wish Marvel kept the muscle detail that Norton’s hulk had. I think it makes the Hulk look stronger and more intimidating
The design doesn't make him stronger, his feats does. And his feats doesn't make justice to his design.
I agree with you. Norton's Hulk looked like a legitimate Hulk of a person. Ruffalo's Hulk consistently looks like a comic book creation brought to life as best as possible with the abilities of modern technology. Ruffalo's Hulk truly does look like Ruffalo moreso than Bana and Norton, but Norton's still feels like there might actually be something there in front of the camera.
i used to like norton hulk. not anymore. too anime. personally i unjoy mcu hulk more. I just think they should give the eyes details tho
Mark Ruffalo sucks
@@francogabrielmessina6729 He grows stronger with rage unlike the MCU one. What statement do you have against this?
bro i love that they mention kung pow! nobody knows the gold waiting for them
Something that the MCU is really really good at is the Big Reveal in the movies. Like the first avengers, the Hulk transformation punch was so satisfying. Endgame had captain America finally lift Thor's hammer, and when Ironman lifts his hand up to reveal he has the infinity stones to erase thanos and his army. Revealing in a super heroic feat. Its great and why I love the movies, their fan service is the best in class.
My other favorite reveal is on Spider-Man Homecoming when he goes to his prom dates house and the Vulture answers the door, that part was so well written and Tom Holland's acting was so good in this moment, it's a moment where he is feeling exactly how the audience does. And for that matter, the sequel to this movie, the scene in the bar when they reveal who Mysterio really is and what he is really doing. This is one where the audience knows something that Spider-Man doesn't and it sets the tone for what kind of ride we are in for.
Ant man has the Giant man reveal.
I don't know if all of the movies have a big reveal but I love them all. The MCU movies so far is a set of movies that every household should have. They are just great movies that all connect together into one giant universe.
0:02 Have not watched yet but my spidey senses tell me I'm about hear about *PORES.*
*POOOOOOOOORES, I knew it.*
I was waiting for it. I almost cheered
There's an argument to be made on Hulk's skin tone in Ang Lee's film. In that film his skin is biolumicent, so it isn't just reflecting or absorbing light, but also emitting it.
I hear the same music used in Kung Fu Hustle being used in Journey to the West. Really makes me want to rewatch KFH.
14:29 YES! Tank you for that Niko!
Who would win?:
The Hulk or some polish kung fu fighting cow?
Polish Kung fu fighting cow obviously
my moneys on the jolly green giant
Well, seeing as he's essentially an immortal monster, I really don't see how the cow would lose.
@@yassoboi9737 the sweetcorn guy? Definitely
Polish Kung fu fighting cow
2:51 Speaking of which, you should react to the CGI in Hollow Man.
how aren't you verified yet
That movie is so hilarious 😂😂
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@@Gmodfan750 i'm well aware but why wouldn't you do it
Wait a part of this video is missing where’s the part where you talk about Hulk 2003?
I was looking for a comment asking this. Same doubt here.
Yup
it seems like it was edited out on the youtube editor thing. a few comments from a few months ago have time stamps that are longer than the actual video
I wonder what caused that
I've been looking for Kung Pow for 13 years and could never remember the name of that move, only the weird eyeball scene. Thanks for that, guys.
I don't think it's fair to say that the 2003 Hulk looks nothing like the actor. They clearly modelled him based on Eric Bana.
Yes their is a resemblance. Even as a kid when I first watched the movie I noticed that the Hulk looked like Eric Bana.
He’s more Bana inspired than Norton’s Hulk was to Norton himself that’s for sure. Norton’s Hulk looks like an anime
Definetly what I want to write! First Hulk is pretty great cgi, way better than 2
At some point in the future can you do a “guest star” that you later reveal is entirely cgi? I think it would be a hilarious twist.
That's the coolest idea I've ever seen in their comment section, you're awesome
Miquela
i believe they've already done something similar to that, although instead of guests it was just Niko Sam and someone else who i cant remember
0:50 I swear this song was used for the fight scene in Kung Fu (2004)
@ 10:23 this part of this episode always erks me... the 2003 Hulk film starring Eric Bana, the visual effects team used Eric bana's actual face face for the Hulk character. They didn't model the face to look like Bana, the face WAS Bana. It wasn't only done with the ruffalo version, but they did it with the 2003 Eric bana version as well..
"You can't make me do anything" is a dangerous sentence when trying to get people to subscribe.
I love how the hulk in The Avengers is modeled more closely after strongman and powerlifters while in The Incredible Hulk they made him look like a Bodybuilder, and having such a low body fat makes it hard to actually be strong, look at Ronnie Coleman who gained fat out of season to be better at powerlifting
The body of the Incredible Hulk is modeled after Günter Schlierkamp.
@@hansmeyer7225 Gunter was a freakin monster
One day, I swear the crew is gonna make cg versions of themselves to react to their irl versions
When it comes to the 2003 Hulk, it looks pretty good, if the green was less saturated (maybe only having the veins being brighter) it would've looked a lot better
I'm curious if you'd guys be up to doing a fixing of the animation like you guys did with the Scorpion King