NO! That would end the unique jank! Memes are among the most abundant resource in Uganda, making about 20% of their G.D.P, so why kill a jungle to build a mall?
Not really my friends work on a movie industry as an environment modeller and monster but he almost never watch movie or play games, not even watching youtube. Emphasize on the friends, there is 4 dudes that never even watch Toy Story and lion king
The helicopter scene from "Who killed captain Alex" actually has a back story on why it looks the way it does. When the director was a kid there was a war going on. His family were running for their lives. As he looked back he would see helicopter. When ever the helicopter flew over a building, the building would go up in flames. So when he made the movie he wanted to replicate what he saw as a child.
@Godon Gurando is another T-800 OK His two grandmas are *Rachel* and *Monica* . I think Rachel was the one he escaped with since he credited her in a special message.
I'm pretty sure the helicopters that do this are Denel Rooivalks (AH-2, CSH-2) but they could be something similar and named differently, but I couldn't find anything else but that. They shoot backwards. This was during the Ugandan civil war I think the director mentioned in the commentary where indeed he had to outrun them with someone from his family.
The helicopters were ones that shot rockets backwards. The director experienced these attacks and was told to stay in front of the choppers to survive. So much heart in that movie
I worked on Oblivion! I day-played on the prop department. We shot it in New Orleans and I’m glad y’all were happy with it. It was a blast to work on and Tom is a savage.
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S matern does this bug anyone else? He’s a fcking VFX artist! Lol it’s like someone being like, “I’m a Heart Surgeon, but I NEVER watch how new state of the art methods are done cause whatever...” would you go to that Surgeon?? NO! He’s single handily bringing all your amazing credentials down a peg..
@@FattGum well you would expect someone who works in VFX . In films. To be someone who watches films for inspiration and what the new cutting edge is. Nice stupid comment by the way
that looks questionable, would only work if they brought in a ballistics expert to tell you why it's terrible, assuming they dont catch the mistakes like SPARKS on an ammunition assembly line
The scene in Harry Potter where professor lupin transforms into a werewolf... in fact having an episode dedicated to werewolf and other human-to-monster transformations would be pretty cool.
Remember when we laughed at Bollywood for being so bad and how it's its own huge and respected thing now? I SO hope this happens to African movies, I just love them.
@@audunystgaard I remember reading that the rule of thumb is that a film needs to make twice its budget to be profitable. According to box office mojo the budget was already at around 170 million. So it's true 400 million doesn't make it an underrated movie or a flop but it's still not a huge box office hit.
Ha, I've just seen this all these years later and the memories come flooding back. It's a bit of a hoot to see you guys dissect it all like you do. The Quicksilver pentagon sequence was definitely a career highlight for me, and something we were all so proud of, especially for a relatively small team. Regarding Quicksilver's CG legs, You've pretty much got it right. It's been a while but from memory it was two plates that had been stitched together. One with the sideways treadmill on the wall, and the other with him landing then throwing the CG plate. I vaguely remember I had a super quick time-frame to animate his legs and there was some issue with the match-move being too close to the wall. So I kind of had to frame by frame them to look right from the camera's perspective but if you were to look at them from the side he was kind of squatting. It all came out in the wash in the end though! Where the props weren't moving, a couple of them were live action, so not all CG, and suspended on poles etc. They sent us lidar scans of all of them and I spent weeks in model/UV land remaking them all in CG. I even re-modeling the plastic guns they had on set, which I always thought were a really unique idea. Props to Bryan Singer and his team for coming up with such a cool sequence and all the live action elements, even all these years later I'm so proud to have been a part of the team at RSP that helped put it all together afterwards. It still holds up!
I love seeing people with true passion and love for something. The Ugandan group might not have the best VFX skills, but they tried their hardest. Personally, I'm an aspiring actor who has no where near the amount of passion those guys had
Hey y’all. The reason the helicopter also seems kinda weird to us is because those helis fire their missiles behind them (which taught the director to stay ahead of them as a child)
@@UnofficiallyMang0 well yea, but i mean, how did they make it move so "flowy" they used both simulation and rigging to make it and I can't figure out how.
The helicopter in "who killed captain Alex" is shooting rockets backwards. Thats why it looks like it is landing on the building. It is in front of it. The creator and his brother were chased by one when they were kids that shot at them. He put the helicopter in the movie because of it.
@@tito1rocks I'm certain what the director encounter was more of a bomb drop than rocket, I've watched multiple documentaries about the movie and his description fits that.
Johnathan Zimmiond (Not trying to self promote) but I built this really cool electric taser nerf gun and I would love it if you could see the video!! I spent a lot of time making it, but since I’m a smaller channel, no one ever sees it🙏🙏
KauBïf Basically here’s the story if I can remember correctly: The director and his brother grew up in Africa during some war, and they would see helicopters fly over from time to time. The director’s brother told him to always run in front of those helicopters since they fired from the back instead of the front, and at one point they were chased by one and had to run in front of it to survive. My best guess of what the helicopter is would be the Rooivalk, which were used in Africa, though it could be something similar. At any rate, yes, helicopters that shoot from the back exist.
The film “Who Killed Captain Alex” the director said that it was a helicopter that had the rocket pod (if thats what its called on a helicopter) was facing backwards, so technically when he said the helicopter was too big, it was in front of the building.
That's so awesome. I love peeks at how creative (or hilariously terrible) the work behind the scenes is to make amazing visuals we see in movies and really make you appreciate how much thought and effort goes into. You know it's there but seeing how it was done is always even more impressive. Great video.
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Not only does Walkaliwood work without, well, any Equipment to speak of, they also had to deal with civial wars while filming their movies. Nothing but respect for the guys
The star gate sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey and the light cycle scene from either of the Tron movies. Those movies were far ahead of their time. Edit: So I guess 2001: A Space Odyssey didn’t use cgi. Still a great scene nonetheless.
Even if it isn't done on a computer, the technology behind the stargate sequence is still really cool, and it would be fun to see them go in-depth into it. Also, yeah. The Light Cycle Races get me giddy every time.
The funniest part is they couldn't even ask the original dudes for the raw footage, the director works on one home computer and only has the space for one movie so deletes everything when he starts a new one!
I've actually experienced this motion detecting led screen tech, CAVE2 at Monash University in Melbourne. It's basically a supercomputer hooked to a 360° 3d display that tracks the 3d glasses you're wearing so that the rendered volume on the screen move with you perspective. They use this technology for 3d visualisation and volume rendering.
The director of Captain Alex mentioned that when he was younger he saw a type of helicopter shoot backwards, so that’s what that shot is supposed to be conveying.
You guys doing these vids is incredible. I grew up watching BFX (Backyard FX) on Indy Mogul, and this feels very much like a step up. You have NO idea how incredibly inspirational and educational (maybe you do) this journey has been for your viewers. Thank you guys for being who you are. Sincerely, all of us scrubs who sub.
Shh... they started cloning Clint the way the used to clone Peter. They haven't quite nailed down the formula for cloning a different person, so the clones are coming out a little janky right now. Oh, and they're forgetting iconic movies the original Clint has seen.
@@ChineduOpara That would be the joke. Never seen any major movie but for some reason he goes "oh yeah the ugandan movie I love it!" It's called subvert the expectations in comedy
It's actually kind of dumb how a vfx artist hasn't bothered watching some of the highest budget vfx heavy movies in existence. Like, it's worth a look mate, even if it's not your thing.
@@IHaveInvalidName Its completely understandable. But there is VFX in so many things. Video games is another prime example. That could be his thing, and why he got into it.
When that Quicksilver scene was shown in the theater, people actually gasped and and at the end of it, we all clapped, amazing scene to see on the big screen.
Lets face it: Some scenes have great aspirations but do not deliver in regards to CGI, and some are just a trashheap of CGI thrown into a movie in order to make it look "better," despite a lack of proper storytelling, theme, or purpose for the CGI. I think we have all seen at least one scene in a movie or television show which this has been the case. Seeing a good movie/scene executed correctly should be praised, regardless of where you are.
@@gregallan4291 a bunch of us clapped in the Cinema while watching Joker. Sometimes an actors story telling performance can engage the crowd to participate when it has an amazing delivery. There's many reasons why a crowd could clap or cheer during a movie 😂🤦🏼♂️, smh.
Angel Angle (Not trying to self promote) but I built this really cool electric taser nerf gun and I would love it if you could see the video!! I spent a lot of time making it, but since I’m a smaller channel, no one ever sees it🙏🙏
Also, the shifting perspective screen reminds me a lot of the scene in Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol, when they break into the kremlin. Would be interesting to see a video where you guys compare the tech in that movie to what’s actually being developed.
I remember 3 distinct things from the trailers for Swordfish. Halle Berry getting topless, under-table blowjob while hacking, and the explosion shown in this episode. That movie was kind of insane. hehe
The car and shooting scenes from the movie “wanted” and sword fight scenes from “arthur the legend of the sword”. And deadpool fight scene on the bridge. Pleaseeee
The movie Sunshine. When the camera is macro zoomed on their eyes looking at the sun. The color grading in Hard Candy The blaster beam force stop at the beginning of The Force Awakens
I always thought Ezekiel's tiger ate up more of the effects budget than projected, for how good she looks. Thus you had the deer and that funky green screen shot of Rick on top of the garbage pile.
I love these videos so much!!! It kinda hit me today, about how much editing and effects you guys use JUST TO MAKE these videos. Like the way you give different examples, show things through all the different angles, have to credit and find all of these different source materials, etc. I'm a huge fan, and I hope you know that your time and effort is truly appreciated more than you know!!!
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Wren: So there's a movie...
Clint: I've never seen it.
Wren: and Tom Cruise stars in it...
Clint: OH I LOVE THAT MOVIE!
He's almost like Emirichu from her second Childhood Crushes video, so many series and movies she's never seen somehow XD
Video idea: Force Clint to sit and watch a movie. That way there will be one movie he's seen.
just do it！
As he says “im a marvel guy”.
You guys should team up with that Ugandan group, and make a pro version of their VFX
Hell yeah!
Yes!
Yessir
NO! That would end the unique jank!
Memes are among the most abundant resource in Uganda, making about 20% of their G.D.P, so why kill a jungle to build a mall?
That’s all I could think about watching this
It’s honestly quite impressive how many movies Clint hasn’t seen for someone in the film industry xd
NathanNicol my thoughts exactly!
Not really my friends work on a movie industry as an environment modeller and monster but he almost never watch movie or play games, not even watching youtube. Emphasize on the friends, there is 4 dudes that never even watch Toy Story and lion king
I wouldn't use the word impressive... the right word is sad
He doesn't watch adventure parks, just movies
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The helicopter scene from "Who killed captain Alex" actually has a back story on why it looks the way it does.
When the director was a kid there was a war going on. His family were running for their lives. As he looked back he would see helicopter. When ever the helicopter flew over a building, the building would go up in flames.
So when he made the movie he wanted to replicate what he saw as a child.
@Godon Gurando is another T-800 OK His two grandmas are *Rachel* and *Monica* . I think Rachel was the one he escaped with since he credited her in a special message.
Beautiful
I'm pretty sure the helicopters that do this are Denel Rooivalks (AH-2, CSH-2) but they could be something similar and named differently, but I couldn't find anything else but that. They shoot backwards. This was during the Ugandan civil war I think the director mentioned in the commentary where indeed he had to outrun them with someone from his family.
intro: WHO KILLED THE CAPTAIN AALEX!??!??? WaAaAAAAAAAAAAAA
@@kyrbynyaa The helicopters he saw definitely weren't Denel Rooivalks considering they entered service in 2011.
The raindrops in the Matrix were purposely made longer to look like the falling code.
@Waldo Rojas
I remember watching a making of when it came out.
@Waldo Rojas
👍
Oh dang
my reasoning is that it's a simulation, so it's gonna look like that
@@d.o.m.494 no. they're actually dildos falling from the sky
"Clint, have you seen..."
"No"
I bet the only films Clint has even seen are movies with Tom Cruise....
and transformers, as evidenced by his Optimus Prime transformation.
And Pootie Tang
He peobably saw everything with jackie chan too
Also jackie chan
The man is _very_ specific with what he watches.
Who Killed Captain Alex is a masterpiece gifted to man
it's all heart
"he's confused, but he's got the spirit"
Amen to that
I have a key
🔨 glass brakes
Ugandan key!
Autism cat agrees
The helicopters were ones that shot rockets backwards. The director experienced these attacks and was told to stay in front of the choppers to survive. So much heart in that movie
Pirates of the Caribbean Curse of the black pearl. When the pirates walk into the moon light.
ADDISON nah the fight scene between johnny depp and Geoffrey rush
i think they already covered that scene some episodes back
I'd rather have the shot of the undead pirates walking on the sea floor
Transformers florest fight
That scene and Jack vs Barbossa in the cave
The doctor strange backwards time scene would be interesting to see
Yeah Bargaining scene
Yeah
@@spreadinghumour not that one..
It's actually the easiest CGI wise
Cmon, who killed captain alex's budget was 86$
More like 8$, lol.
KarmaKahn who hurt you?
KarmaKahn that’s what your parents sold you for
@@3ktre243 Nah, little snowflake. I'm priceless.
@@KarmaKahn
Oh, so they gave you away for free?
I worked on Oblivion! I day-played on the prop department. We shot it in New Orleans and I’m glad y’all were happy with it. It was a blast to work on and Tom is a savage.
My god, I know that I'm late, but you guys deserve more recognition. The work you do is awesome!
Thank you for you work! That is my favorite movie!!
I adore the sound design of the drones in that movie! It must have been such a privilege to be on that production.
Pirates of the Caribbean curse of the black pearl: skeleton pirates under the ship
I'd also suggest the Jack/Barbosa fight where they're going in and out of the moonlight
@@Zeuseus6609 i second the barbossa/jack skeleton fight scene
They already talked about that scene in a older video
“Clint, so what movies have you seen?”
Clint: No.
wtf is wrong with him ?
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@@NerdGlassGamingPAhe just isn’t a movie guy :/
Niko "the pores stretch" Pueringer
Wren "subsurface scattering" Weichman
Clint "i've never seen this movie" jones
"Sherlock Holmes 2" Running through the forest as artillery guns are shooting through trees in slow motion
Gavin from Slo Mo Guys worked on that scene so they should bring him in to talk about it too.
@@brianbierlein4747 Was gonna say the same thing. Although he didn't do the visual effects but it would still be cool
Lol I’ve commented this one like 5 times in the past I hope they do it
@@wileyboone5403they did!
“Hey Clint have you see-“
Clint: *”NO”*
VERY NICEEEEE.
NO, SHIT.
It's for use with a drawing tablet so his fingers don't drag. Just gives you a constant level of friction while drawing.
Genuine question: has Clint seen a single movie in history?
He's seen Bad Boys II
Ethan Taylor it’s like a chef that’s never eaten at a restaurant
IKR
only Edge of Tomorrow apparently :D
clint dosent watch movies he can’t cook… all he know is mcdonald’s , charge he phone, twerk, be bisexual , eat hot chip & lie
Anyone notice that they put dents into the walls in the Quicksilver scene. Like he left footprints.
Yeah they literally mentioned that in the video. He interacts with the wall
If he goes that fast he generates a lot of heat so that's cool
“Clint have you seen this movie?”
“No.”
Shocker
Also ”More of a marvel guy”... well... X-men... is marvel...?
Oh no, he hasn't seen many movies, what a crime
@theone Andonly maybe he works more than he watches movies, unlike your ass .
S matern does this bug anyone else? He’s a fcking VFX artist! Lol it’s like someone being like, “I’m a Heart Surgeon, but I NEVER watch how new state of the art methods are done cause whatever...” would you go to that Surgeon?? NO! He’s single handily bringing all your amazing credentials down a peg..
@@FattGum well you would expect someone who works in VFX . In films. To be someone who watches films for inspiration and what the new cutting edge is. Nice stupid comment by the way
The intro of “Lord of War” where it shows the lifecycle of a bullet.
that looks questionable, would only work if they brought in a ballistics expert to tell you why it's terrible, assuming they dont catch the mistakes like SPARKS on an ammunition assembly line
omg yes
I recommend that in the last episode I think lol I really liked it
@@spudastic Films often add dramatic elements that aren't always 100% realistic.
Didn't they already do that?
The scene in Harry Potter where professor lupin transforms into a werewolf... in fact having an episode dedicated to werewolf and other human-to-monster transformations would be pretty cool.
Oh that sounds interesting. Maybe do an episode on makeup design as well for practical effects.
Like the Underworld movies
Yesss human to monster transformations would be an awesome episode!
I want to see them watch the Van Helsing creatures
Agreed! A practical effects focused video would be fantastic. Especially since nowadays there's a good mix of practical and CGI being used together.
Remember when we laughed at Bollywood for being so bad and how it's its own huge and respected thing now? I SO hope this happens to African movies, I just love them.
wait since when is Bollywood respected?
@@LK_tutturu there’s a lot of good Bollywood movies.
@@LK_tutturu Never heard of that either. To me, it seems like Bollywood is a meme on the internet most of the time.
@@mdanim0249 Slumdog Millionaire and Life of Pi are decent movies but then I checked and turns out they are not even Bollywood
@@Ruzzky_Bly4t go watch my name is khan
Edge of Tomorrow is such an underrated action-movie.
as is Oblivion.
I wouldn't say a movie is underrated when it makes nearly $400 million at the box office.
@@audunystgaard I remember reading that the rule of thumb is that a film needs to make twice its budget to be profitable. According to box office mojo the budget was already at around 170 million. So it's true 400 million doesn't make it an underrated movie or a flop but it's still not a huge box office hit.
Underrated manga too.
Edge of tomorrow is my favourite movie
Can we talk about baby Yoda sometimes it's hard to tell when he's CG and when he's a puppet
He's always a puppet
mattmobile he’s real
The body is a puppet and they just add CGI effects to the face to make the expressions more realistic
Yeeeeesssss
I now know that is a thing and I am very pleased by this news.
Niko and Wren: Shows any clip
Clint: I haven't seen this
I wonder how he stayed motivated to be a vfx artist.
Clint only lives 1 day, every time you see him it's a new clone of Clint
Ha, I've just seen this all these years later and the memories come flooding back. It's a bit of a hoot to see you guys dissect it all like you do.
The Quicksilver pentagon sequence was definitely a career highlight for me, and something we were all so proud of, especially for a relatively small team.
Regarding Quicksilver's CG legs, You've pretty much got it right. It's been a while but from memory it was two plates that had been stitched together. One with the sideways treadmill on the wall, and the other with him landing then throwing the CG plate. I vaguely remember I had a super quick time-frame to animate his legs and there was some issue with the match-move being too close to the wall. So I kind of had to frame by frame them to look right from the camera's perspective but if you were to look at them from the side he was kind of squatting. It all came out in the wash in the end though! Where the props weren't moving, a couple of them were live action, so not all CG, and suspended on poles etc. They sent us lidar scans of all of them and I spent weeks in model/UV land remaking them all in CG. I even re-modeling the plastic guns they had on set, which I always thought were a really unique idea. Props to Bryan Singer and his team for coming up with such a cool sequence and all the live action elements, even all these years later I'm so proud to have been a part of the team at RSP that helped put it all together afterwards. It still holds up!
Normal person: wow cool explosion shot
Niko: that spark is wrong
"see tom cruise fall of the bike in oblivion"
next movie - oblivion
clint - oh this movie
NonsensicalVids they shot on different days
Lmao Clint works in the industry but has never seen a movie.
i think he is this little stupid doggy in the crew
Clint: What's a movie?
It's more common than you think- sometimes watching movies feels like work when it's what you do for a living.
@@stephencardone It's why, as a cook, I don't like cooking for people at home. Screw that. We're ordering. lol
Maybe his speciality is good movies.
I love seeing people with true passion and love for something. The Ugandan group might not have the best VFX skills, but they tried their hardest. Personally, I'm an aspiring actor who has no where near the amount of passion those guys had
I’m 99% sure Clint has never actually seen a movie.
he's missing out
i dont get how you can be in VFX and not watch the most expensive VFX movies of all time
like you are bad at your job if you don't educate yourself about current trends
At this point I genuinely get mad that clint doesn’t see movies
Connor sChNoZ 😭
Clint: VFX Artist. Has never seen any movie 🤦🤷
I’ve noticed that he mostly says that about marvel movies
When he said he loves Edge of Tomorrow, I was like "What?! That couldn't have been Clint!" But it was! Whew, at least he's seen that one.
That's his secret
I'm starting to think Clint has never seen a movie
they just keep him for memes and wonder when we figure it out
*that's my favorite movie!*
Me: is it because you haven't seen any other one ?
@otakurocks the dude with glasses
No pulpy ones atleast, marvel fanboys don't @ me
if the citizen kane and matrix stuff is any indication
he hasn't seen anything circa y2k
Corridor should seriously do a collab with those African dudes.
Angelo Boltini COMMANDO CREW! COMMANDO CREW!
Wakalikorridor
With their passion it would be a crazy outcome
Corridor can show dem da wae
Harve Seks Why does it matter lol
Not a movie, but can you guys do the rotating shot from the “Take On Me” music video?
"Have you seen this movie?"
Clint: No.
5 seconds later: 'this is the best scene from the entire movie".... yeahhhhh.......
he didn't said that...
Hey y’all. The reason the helicopter also seems kinda weird to us is because those helis fire their missiles behind them (which taught the director to stay ahead of them as a child)
Break down how the Dr Strange cloak was rigged and simulated.
Donato Liotino I had no idea. That is so cool!
The cloak was CG, I think.
@@UnofficiallyMang0 well yea, but i mean, how did they make it move so "flowy" they used both simulation and rigging to make it and I can't figure out how.
"Clint, have you seen this movie?"
"What's a movie?"
BRUH.
@@dstranger No, I don't think he likes superhero movies.
@@dstranger I remember him saying it before, lol.
Keith lmfaooooo
He hasn’t seen many movies
JAJAJAJAJAJAJA Te la mamaste
The helicopter in "who killed captain Alex" is shooting rockets backwards. Thats why it looks like it is landing on the building. It is in front of it. The creator and his brother were chased by one when they were kids that shot at them. He put the helicopter in the movie because of it.
I don't think such a thing exists if I'm being honest, I know it's a personal story of the creator, but maybe he heard wrong ya know?? Iunno man.
@@tito1rocks I'm certain what the director encounter was more of a bomb drop than rocket, I've watched multiple documentaries about the movie and his description fits that.
Johnathan Zimmiond (Not trying to self promote) but I built this really cool electric taser nerf gun and I would love it if you could see the video!! I spent a lot of time making it, but since I’m a smaller channel, no one ever sees it🙏🙏
@@tito1rocks it really could have been a number of things. A bomb drop, flares, or they were too scared to really know what was going on.
KauBïf Basically here’s the story if I can remember correctly:
The director and his brother grew up in Africa during some war, and they would see helicopters fly over from time to time. The director’s brother told him to always run in front of those helicopters since they fired from the back instead of the front, and at one point they were chased by one and had to run in front of it to survive. My best guess of what the helicopter is would be the Rooivalk, which were used in Africa, though it could be something similar. At any rate, yes, helicopters that shoot from the back exist.
The film “Who Killed Captain Alex” the director said that it was a helicopter that had the rocket pod (if thats what its called on a helicopter) was facing backwards, so technically when he said the helicopter was too big, it was in front of the building.
Yeah, I got that feeling too, but animating the helicopter going above the tower made it a bit confusing, so I wasn't sure.
The water blobs shape in the neo punch scene were deliberate, they wanted the droplets to represent matrix code
Everything "inside the Matrix" was meant to look like you were in a simulation.
Surprised y’all haven’t done the Harry Potter series yet
Yea that needs to happen. Harry Potter has some (in my opinion) great editing. Especially if you start from the third movie. (Prisoner of Azkaban)
Clint hasn't seen it
Joao Leonardo hah
I was surprised that Clint actually HAS SEEN some of the movies.
I love how Niko is always smiling when talking.
"The day after tomorrow" a lot of freeze and water effects, especially when they flood the entire city!
The star gate sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey and the light cycle scene from either of the Tron movies. Those movies were far ahead of their time.
Tron Legacy in IMAX was one of the best movie experiences of my life.
“One of my favourite things about this whole scene is that-“
That's so awesome. I love peeks at how creative (or hilariously terrible) the work behind the scenes is to make amazing visuals we see in movies and really make you appreciate how much thought and effort goes into. You know it's there but seeing how it was done is always even more impressive.
Great video.
If it's not a Tom Cruise movie.. Clint hasn't seen it
Here's a difficult challenge: Fixing the effects in "Who Killed Captain Alex"
Yes! That would be cool!
I would actually love to see that
There is nothing to fix it is perfect
Even better, do a collab with them!!
How would you improve on perfection?
The Titans in the Attack on Titan Japanese movie (it wasn’t made in the 80’s I swear)
Hahaha, I want the same!!!
"Attack on titan japanese movie" implying attack on titan isn't a Japanese series
Ew.
I've seen 80's movies with VFX that would blow Attack on Titan's out of the water. The Predator and Aliens, for starters.
Jordan Baston yeah, sorry XD
“Practical missiles” man I wonder how many extras were never seen again
you guys should react to the shot in the 3rd pirates of the caribbean where Becketts ship is being destroyed as he's walking down the deck.
Is Clint not watching the movie a running gag or actually true?
Yes
I, I honestly have no idea.
Both
@No Akomplice So not watching a movie that everyone watches and loves= Low IQ?
The astartes channel has been hacked and we need to spread the word so you tube won't just sit around and not do anything about it. Copy paste this message everywhere or he might not get his channel back!
Swordfish was not marketed on that “shot,” it was marketed on Halle Barry’s first nude scene.
Jackman had a talk show audience clap for her breasts, not her performance, but how nice her tits looked. Really weird.
@@ourkeving I would also clap her breasts. 👏👏👏
Not only does Walkaliwood work without, well, any Equipment to speak of, they also had to deal with civial wars while filming their movies. Nothing but respect for the guys
The Sorcerer's Apprentice has some crazy cgi scenes in it.
Yeah it was pretty damn good but the history of it and the main actor was pretty shit
The sorcerer's apprentice is highly underrated
i love that movie
@@anbuop8999 me too my friend
The star gate sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey and the light cycle scene from either of the Tron movies. Those movies were far ahead of their time.
Edit: So I guess 2001: A Space Odyssey didn’t use cgi. Still a great scene nonetheless.
@Matthew Bruening Isnt the channel about visual effects? Not just CGI
@@gr3yh4wk1 "VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi"
@@TheStonedZone Yea that's fair. I would love to see that, too.
Even if it isn't done on a computer, the technology behind the stargate sequence is still really cool, and it would be fun to see them go in-depth into it.
Also, yeah. The Light Cycle Races get me giddy every time.
@@thegrayyernaut My bad lol...
You guys should do a remaster/fix up of scenes in “Who Killed Captain Alex?”. It be cool to see how you guys could spruce it up!
The funniest part is they couldn't even ask the original dudes for the raw footage, the director works on one home computer and only has the space for one movie so deletes everything when he starts a new one!
They should also compare both of the Charlie and the chocolate factory movies in terms of vfx
@@AbsoluteTravisT Someone should send them a 2TB harddrive lmao.
Dude, I fucking love that movie.
Or The Return of Uncle Benon
I've actually experienced this motion detecting led screen tech, CAVE2 at Monash University in Melbourne. It's basically a supercomputer hooked to a 360° 3d display that tracks the 3d glasses you're wearing so that the rendered volume on the screen move with you perspective. They use this technology for 3d visualisation and volume rendering.
The director of Captain Alex mentioned that when he was younger he saw a type of helicopter shoot backwards, so that’s what that shot is supposed to be conveying.
Exactly.
I believe it dropped bombs from the back not shot backwards.
"Neo getting punched in slow motion"
*shows Neo punching in slow motion
you are right bro
😂😂😂
In LOTR when frodo puts on the ring this weird feathering effect surrounds him and id like to see what you guys think of that.
You guys doing these vids is incredible. I grew up watching BFX (Backyard FX) on Indy Mogul, and this feels very much like a step up. You have NO idea how incredibly inspirational and educational (maybe you do) this journey has been for your viewers. Thank you guys for being who you are. Sincerely, all of us scrubs who sub.
Wren: “It’s going to be the best sausage party ever”
UA-cam: demonetized😂
calling it now, theyre gonna get seth rogen on to react to the whole of sausage party. lol
The Drunk Turtle that would be really funny
I mean with the whole COPPA thing going on, it probably saved their monetisation!
Clint: Gets mad when Wren hasn't seen a movie
Also Clint: Hasn't seen any movies.
Annihilation specifically the crocodile, bear and lighthouse scene.
Oh, right. Yes, please
You should do the quicksilver scene from Apocalypse with "Sweet Dreams."
YES THAT SCENE IS SON GOOD
Clint - 'I haven't seen this' - not only looks like, but I truly believe has been in a coma
yeah. i notice it too.
Shh... they started cloning Clint the way the used to clone Peter. They haven't quite nailed down the formula for cloning a different person, so the clones are coming out a little janky right now. Oh, and they're forgetting iconic movies the original Clint has seen.
The background LED technology is being used for The Mandalorian.
The De-rez shot of the guy collapsing in the Disc Wars of TRON: Legacy!
DO ONE WITH CAPTAIN DISILLUSION
I loved edge of tomorrow. Be awesome to see a prequel maybe.
Like instead of the guy, we actually follow along the girl with her predicament of the time loop thing? That be cool to see actaully
guys go for pirates of the carribean franchise.
If that's the case why not analyse Beckett's last scene from 'At World's End'. I'm actually really curious of what they'll think
They actually did have Davy Jones in one of their reacts.
Curse of the black Pearl would be the best movie to react to, especially with the underwater scene.
@@justinalicea1590 That's why I requested for the franchise.
Salazar had great floaty hair and crusty skin effects, even if the fifth movie was beyond forgettable.
LOTR: fellowship of the ring the cave troll scene in the mines of moria.
I almost expected Clint to say that he'd seen the Ugandan film
@@ChineduOpara That would be the joke. Never seen any major movie but for some reason he goes "oh yeah the ugandan movie I love it!"
It's called subvert the expectations in comedy
8:30 i love the genuine constructive criticism and support given.
Seriously Clint go watch a movie, any movie just watch one already.
😂😂😂ikr
It's actually kind of dumb how a vfx artist hasn't bothered watching some of the highest budget vfx heavy movies in existence. Like, it's worth a look mate, even if it's not your thing.
Yet he wants us to see his shitty cg videos cg videos
@@IHaveInvalidName Its completely understandable. But there is VFX in so many things. Video games is another prime example. That could be his thing, and why he got into it.
10:05 A movie Clint has actually seen for once, lol.
When that Quicksilver scene was shown in the theater, people actually gasped and and at the end of it, we all clapped, amazing scene to see on the big screen.
it's genuinely my favourite visual effect ever. it's so well done, it's super believable, and it really grabs you
Who claps in a cinema??
Millie007 and friends, of course! Them, and all individuals who feel passionate about seeing a good scene done well.
Lets face it: Some scenes have great aspirations but do not deliver in regards to CGI, and some are just a trashheap of CGI thrown into a movie in order to make it look "better," despite a lack of proper storytelling, theme, or purpose for the CGI. I think we have all seen at least one scene in a movie or television show which this has been the case.
Seeing a good movie/scene executed correctly should be praised, regardless of where you are.
@@gregallan4291 a bunch of us clapped in the Cinema while watching Joker. Sometimes an actors story telling performance can engage the crowd to participate when it has an amazing delivery. There's many reasons why a crowd could clap or cheer during a movie 😂🤦🏼♂️, smh.
Films: exist!
Clint: i don't watch them.
I honestly love how you guys put effort into your sponsor and merch cuts, instead off just reading off a script
I want you guys to react to Blade Runner 2049, OBVIOUSLY
The whole movie has amazing VFX but if I had to choose, than the rain scene
I am almost sure they had the movie in this series already.
@@mbnhiphopmusik6429 there was the de-aging scene i think
Mad respect for the effects team of Edge of Tomorrow. It's a gift that just keeps on giving
I wanna see them talk about Ghost Rider in Agents of Sheild, cause ngl the first time the transformation was shown I was blown away.
Yah his transformation scene during his fight with Daisy was awesome
Angel Angle (Not trying to self promote) but I built this really cool electric taser nerf gun and I would love it if you could see the video!! I spent a lot of time making it, but since I’m a smaller channel, no one ever sees it🙏🙏
Also, the shifting perspective screen reminds me a lot of the scene in Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol, when they break into the kremlin. Would be interesting to see a video where you guys compare the tech in that movie to what’s actually being developed.
Aslan from The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
I’m pretty sure Swordfish was marketed off of people seeing Halle Berry topless in it lol
Also yes.
Yeah I was gonna say they wanted to make up for the kinda crappy bomb explosion by having Halle Berry take her top off in the movie lol
Well now I'm interested
Then she got extra naked in Monster Ball.
I remember 3 distinct things from the trailers for Swordfish. Halle Berry getting topless, under-table blowjob while hacking, and the explosion shown in this episode. That movie was kind of insane. hehe
I only remember Swordfish being marketed on seeing Halle Berry topless.
Richard Baldwin I remember that too, and they paid her $500,000 dlls extra for it.
Yep
250K a boob. Not too shabby.
To be fair, many moves are "marketed" as "see this actress' boobs these days.
Yep
Being online way too long, no matter how boring it gets but I never see any reaction videos except you guys. Keep making such good stuff guys✌️✌️
The car and shooting scenes from the movie “wanted” and sword fight scenes from “arthur the legend of the sword”. And deadpool fight scene on the bridge. Pleaseeee
The movie Sunshine. When the camera is macro zoomed on their eyes looking at the sun.
The color grading in Hard Candy
The blaster beam force stop at the beginning of The Force Awakens
There was that scene in The Walking Dead where they CG’d a deer and it looked awful. Would be nice to know how it went wrong.
I always thought Ezekiel's tiger ate up more of the effects budget than projected, for how good she looks. Thus you had the deer and that funky green screen shot of Rick on top of the garbage pile.
I love these videos so much!!! It kinda hit me today, about how much editing and effects you guys use JUST TO MAKE these videos. Like the way you give different examples, show things through all the different angles, have to credit and find all of these different source materials, etc. I'm a huge fan, and I hope you know that your time and effort is truly appreciated more than you know!!!
That LED screen technology is making my brain melt
The shot on x man when quicksilver saves everyone on the exlotion house
i think they already watched that one in a video, idk i might be wrong.
They definately did that one already
Sstargamer They haven’t done it yet.
Ex-lotion I need it
That Unreal Engine LED studio is actually the coolest thing I've seen in a long time
ikr? When they showed the in-camera shots I was like "...there's no WAY it actually looks that good..." It's pretty incredible
they're also using that tech on The Mandalorian
Clint seriously doesn’t watch anything everyone else watches.
He has weird taste for movies