Pirates of the Caribbean: the scenes in which the Black Pearl crew passes under moonlight and turn into skeletons. Also the fight with Jack Sparrow and Barbosa, when both become partially skeleton only on the parts of the body that are under moonlight. That was so absolutely well done! Sometimes I feel people forget how well made the Pirates of the Caribean trilogy was
Of course it’s fine! That’s what every VFX company does in the world. It’s not cheating to use existing stock elements. But I personally prefer to use them in ways that they aren’t always vanilla and recognizable
Suggestion: the shot from Pirates of The Caribbean 2 where the Kraken smashes the ship in half Edit: since there’s an actual possibility that the people at Corridor Crew might see this now, I’d love an entire Pirates of The Caribbean centered episode if that’s something you might consider
Easily one of the best channels on UA-cam. Im biased, but I'd love some deconstruction of Spider-Man swinging throughout the movies. Talking about the physics, lighting, and how it's done has evolved. Also, some fan made Dragonball Z films like Light of Hope and Fall of Men would be awesome.
Same. Mostly because the first time I saw it was before ET and that movie (particularly the intro) scared the shit out of 5 or 6 year old me. Now I just associate it with ET and how scared that made me feel.
@@oldgrub It's funny if you do vfx, or understand how vfx are done. It's because doing that in one project file would absolutely kill your computer, and take SO LONG to render.
Andrew was such a great teacher and inspiration. I owe a lot of my start on UA-cam and my knowledge of After Effects to him. Happy to see you guys collab again!
District 9 creatures were also very realistic for me because of the strands hanging from the mouth, they were so naturally moving. Very dark movie indeed.
When district 9 came out I think I was in middle school still and I was like "this is the pinnacle of CG in movies", for how mind blowingly real it looked. I remember thinking it was all uphill from here, yet I don't think any of thing recent has lived up to it (maybe the mandalorian?). Marvel movies are good, but still look so cartoony by comparison.
Seeing the zoom out from inside the THX along with hearing the sound, and how the sound kicked up once you could tell that you were looking at a THX made it feel like a smash reveal or something, and it gave me chills.
There's this Norwegian indie horror film called Trollhunter, which has some really nice creature effects! It would be really cool to see it broken down!
Duuuude yes! I watched that here in China with some girls from work who became convinced it was real - either that's some amazing VFX, or some dumbass co-workers :-)
@@rhymingreason yeah, It really is well done.... To me, in terms of plot and execution, it might be the best found footage film I've ever seen, and really well done for such a low budget!
Suggestion: The black lake scene from Harry potter and the Goblet of Fire. (Maybe do whole episode on Harry Potter like you did for LOTR and Star Wars)
Yep. I remember when I used to watch Andrew Kramer's vfx tutorials for After Effects. That was just one part of my creative journey as a teenager. Now I"ve explored my true creative calling as sound designer and composer since 2013
most people fail to realize how low the budget and time constraints are for those. in reality some go a little too ambitious. Some with HUGE budgets like Game of Thrones still look movie quality.
I give cheap and lazy effects shit but sometimes it's not even the VFX Artist fault. The the producer or director can come in and say "I want this monster for this much time, and this much money." And the VFX Artist's job to try and do it under those constraints.
District 9 was such an awesome movie. The vfx sold me as a viewer and I was so emotionally invested in the story. Still one of my favorite movies to this day.
Legitimately stunning - so refined! To me that adds so much to the deliberateness of his actions & how disturbed he truly is that everything else is in its place.
Very interesting project, as I recall the house that worked on that (Animal Logic) didn't do animated films at the time, they were a VFX company and only made one animated feature before (the first Happy Feet). You can really tell by the photoreal feel of the camera design, lighting and materials in the movie. Or at least, as photoreal as a Zack Snyder movie is likely to be.
They mentioned weight off-hand when talking about the District 9 CG afterward, but that's definitely one of the main problems with the hulk. Again, like they said, they were probably working under time constraints and you can't necessarily blame the artist. Good CG comes from communication between everyone involved about what's doable under different constraints
I think also re: the arms, the whole body moves and then stops at the same time, which isn't how it works in real life; in reality the body will stop, and even under tension the arms (in particular the shoulders) will keep moving for another fraction of a second before they stop as well. Pacific Rim is a great example of this; every time one of the robots stops moving suddenly all the metal plates on the body sag as they decelerate just a fraction of a second later.
Or the WoW cinematics! I remember having my mind absolutely blown by the WotLK one when it came out. I can still vividly picture the fur on his boots and him wiping the snow away.
I remember the part the car is thrown into the window and the tire runs over Peter's face was in the trailer, and it was slower than on the actual movie for some reason.
@@nickcollins9893 Because most of it was practical ua-cam.com/video/T-rDAMQH2i4/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/AI0XwnY-vvQ/v-deo.html I totally would want to see the guys talk about it, but it's clearly a lot less "CG" then some of you might think.
I feel like the Andrew Kramer episodes are special because he’s also trying to teach people and he’s not “just” and industry professional but he’s also trying to show the audience things
Lol it's interesting, cause you're just another human like the rest of us. But for some reason, people don't expect a successful music artist to comment on just any youtube video. Also, hi
I would like you to take into consideration an intentional director that might interpret the janky or budget wise constrainted animation as ESPECIALLY jarring or weird.
You should check out Constantine with Keanu Reeves. They have that scene where she falls through the glass ceiling that is absolutely gorgeous. Dark but gorgeous
Andrew Kramer: calls me out for watching his THX piece on my phone. Me: Shuts down the UA-cam app on the phone and rewatches the whole thing on the PC with decent headphones.
@@athmaid IPA is absolutely correct, that's why I said " in English the *closest* pronunciation would be". Most French words ending in "é" are pronounced "ay" in English. This one is no exception. E.g. soirée, fiancé, cliché, risqué, etc. ;)
Suggestion: the ending scene of the second season of the Mandalorian. Don’t wanna spoil in case anyone hasn’t seen but if you have y’all know what I’m talkin bout
I highly recommend reacting to the Dojo Fight Scene, Storming the Castle Scene, and/or Final Confrontation Fight from King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. This movie is by far one of my favorites and the vfx in it really make me love it even more.
The fight scenes where one person is reversed one forward were done practically. One performer had to perform their moves backwards while the other one did their moves forward during the fight.
There is a French comedy you should check out called "RRRrrrr!!!". Yes that's it's real name. The creators named it that so folks would have to say it in theaters when responding to which film they wanted to see. At the end of the film there is some terrible cg for a dinosaur that I think you'd find amusing. Also the film is hilarious, but that's beside the point
Thanks for watching er'body! If you want to watch this entire show from the beginning you can do that here ►
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Pirates of the Caribbean: the scenes in which the Black Pearl crew passes under moonlight and turn into skeletons. Also the fight with Jack Sparrow and Barbosa, when both become partially skeleton only on the parts of the body that are under moonlight. That was so absolutely well done! Sometimes I feel people forget how well made the Pirates of the Caribean trilogy was
I've been waiting for them to do this one for so long!
Also, they are some of the most expensive movies ever made, so would be interesting to compare their cgi to something cheaper
@@andrewpackham8236 Indeed it would!
Haven't they already made a video talking about that effect?
@@olacolega7067 I want to say it was Davey Crockett.
Andrew Kramer is the reason why I got into After Effects software. He is a legend.
Same
everything started with him
Is that Adobe?
@@gabrielvermund yes
Stfu
If I learned anything it’s that *if you’re constrained by time or budget it’s fine using stock elements.*
Of course it’s fine! That’s what every VFX company does in the world. It’s not cheating to use existing stock elements. But I personally prefer to use them in ways that they aren’t always vanilla and recognizable
That's exactly how websites are made too! You make 1 really good website, and then you reference it and take bits and pieces for years later!
@@Guffy1990 Don’t forget about all the open source npm packages
🆗
@@Guffy1990 yeap, no need to reinvent the wheel for every project
District 9 is a MASTERPIECE. I still want a sequel so badly.
ya lol district 10 maybe?
Well, it’s 2023 now and still no sequel :(
6 months after that.
Nothing
@@RKroese i read somewhere, blompkamp said the writing is almost done, but that was long time ago, maybe its in production?
we still waiting, peter jackson is a fucking legend he will do one more master piece I bet
Suggestion: the shot from Pirates of The Caribbean 2 where the Kraken smashes the ship in half
Edit: since there’s an actual possibility that the people at Corridor Crew might see this now, I’d love an entire Pirates of The Caribbean centered episode if that’s something you might consider
Also I don't know if they have yet, but harry Potter would be cool
The only cg in that is the Kraken. The ship was split practically with giant tubes dropping on it
@@sadkid15 I know, that’s why I thought it would be interesting to look at
Yes saw it today bro its nice
The whole series they had some great cgi and sfx
Easily one of the best channels on UA-cam.
Im biased, but I'd love some deconstruction of Spider-Man swinging throughout the movies. Talking about the physics, lighting, and how it's done has evolved.
Also, some fan made Dragonball Z films like Light of Hope and Fall of Men would be awesome.
I literally just finished watching my friend watches mandolorian season 2
Holden dont watch nukie or mac and me they are unwatchable movies 😊📼
@@austinp1522 That's a good series!
Bleep glopp
God yeah reacting to Light of Hope would be amazing.
Everyone one of these episodes go by so quick! I get excited for a new one and sad that its over
Wut, did not expect you here! Btw big fan bruv!
So true 😭😭😭
They've shortened them to about 15 min, down from 20+
And they drown the videos with sponsors AND ads.
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The THX logo used to always scare the shit out of me as a kid
Fuck, the logo’s broken
it’s so ominous bro
Same. Mostly because the first time I saw it was before ET and that movie (particularly the intro) scared the shit out of 5 or 6 year old me. Now I just associate it with ET and how scared that made me feel.
Same, I hated it every time
these episodes could be an hour long I literally wouldn't mind
They real should do some documentary length stuff - a whole series of the history of CGI would be awesome. I smell a crowdfunding project...
“There’s no way that’s one project file.” is just so hilarious lmfao
why
@@oldgrub It's funny if you do vfx, or understand how vfx are done. It's because doing that in one project file would absolutely kill your computer, and take SO LONG to render.
Tshirt quote 😆
@@TheFrozenFlame05 not only that, but if the file corrupts your screwed. Which is why saving on multiple different versions (Files) is beneficial.
@@TheFrozenFlame05 Though with bid productions some use render farms to share the load and render things MUCH faster.
Andrew was such a great teacher and inspiration. I owe a lot of my start on UA-cam and my knowledge of After Effects to him. Happy to see you guys collab again!
Nice
District 9 creatures were also very realistic for me because of the strands hanging from the mouth, they were so naturally moving. Very dark movie indeed.
One of my favorite movies of all time because of how realistic it is
@@eggsalad3316 ye, not an easy to watch movie, but this was a director cart blanche movie. And it shows
“District 9” cost $30 million and “Jack and Jill” cost $79 million let that sink in
Most of that probably went to the actors, cuz Adam Sandler alone was probably 20+ mil
Adam Sandler doesn't make movies, he just films his vacations.
Half of that budget probably went into Al Pacino doing that Dunkaccino segment.
That is nothing. Paranormal activity had a budget of 15k but made almost 200 mil.
@@mzilber1 You're comparing a film to a money-laundering operation though
The camera movement in District 9, reacting to the aliens movement in a very realistic way is also a big reason why it looks so good.
The best part about Hollywood overusing CGi is that Corridor Crew will always have plenty of bad & great CGi to react to.
When district 9 came out I think I was in middle school still and I was like "this is the pinnacle of CG in movies", for how mind blowingly real it looked. I remember thinking it was all uphill from here, yet I don't think any of thing recent has lived up to it (maybe the mandalorian?). Marvel movies are good, but still look so cartoony by comparison.
yeah especially the marvel films.
True
"Andrew... basically taught everyone how to do visual effects"
I think that's pretty accurate 🤣🤣🤣
Seeing the zoom out from inside the THX along with hearing the sound, and how the sound kicked up once you could tell that you were looking at a THX made it feel like a smash reveal or something, and it gave me chills.
There's this Norwegian indie horror film called Trollhunter, which has some really nice creature effects! It would be really cool to see it broken down!
Duuuude yes!
I watched that here in China with some girls from work who became convinced it was real - either that's some amazing VFX, or some dumbass co-workers :-)
@@rhymingreason yeah, It really is well done.... To me, in terms of plot and execution, it might be the best found footage film I've ever seen, and really well done for such a low budget!
TROOOOOOOOOOOLL!
Love this movie!
Got straight up butterflies when i saw they were going to talk about District 9. One of my all time favorite movies.
When a grid's misaligned with another behind, that's a moiré.
This made me snort laugh
best comment ive read in a long time. bravo
Deserves top comment.
There really is an xkcd for everything
bravo
Suggestion: The black lake scene from Harry potter and the Goblet of Fire.
(Maybe do whole episode on Harry Potter like you did for LOTR and Star Wars)
8:57 that was an EVE online warpgate if I remember correctly
goat
Does look like a Caldari jumpgate. (you warp with your ship alone, you jump with the gates)
what is virtual riot doing here, this isn't disculpe records
Ayo... What the fuck
It's the real Virtual Riot?
Wtf this isn't virtual riot yoink tutorial.exe
Yep. I remember when I used to watch Andrew Kramer's vfx tutorials for After Effects. That was just one part of my creative journey as a teenager. Now I"ve explored my true creative calling as sound designer and composer since 2013
Normal people reacting to bad TV CGi: Ew, WTF?
VFX Artists: Understandable✌️
most people fail to realize how low the budget and time constraints are for those. in reality some go a little too ambitious. Some with HUGE budgets like Game of Thrones still look movie quality.
they have more understanding
I give cheap and lazy effects shit but sometimes it's not even the VFX Artist fault. The the producer or director can come in and say "I want this monster for this much time, and this much money." And the VFX Artist's job to try and do it under those constraints.
Most annoying overused element to me: the sound of rusted metal squeak when opening any gate or metal door.
Or that one metal bang sound that I mostly remember from Half-Life 2. I swear I hear it everywhere.
That generic group of children laughing sound effect drives me crazy
Darth Biomech i think i heard that exact one in happy wheels as well
Thought you were going to say the metal scrape noise that happens every time someone unsheathes a sword
@@ZachBobBob yes i actually hate that so much
District 9 was such an awesome movie. The vfx sold me as a viewer and I was so emotionally invested in the story. Still one of my favorite movies to this day.
I want to see more episodes with Andrew, that guy is a legend
Literally review the entire series of Hannibal. They tuned cannibalism and murder into art lol with tons of effects throughout that melt your brain
Best looking TV Show ever!
Legitimately stunning - so refined!
To me that adds so much to the deliberateness of his actions & how disturbed he truly is that everything else is in its place.
Thank you! I've also been commenting on this series with Hannibal requests. Mason's face, or the blood eagles... honestly anything!
Horrifying series. I love it! I particularly loved the whole time-lapse reconstruction / deconstruction of the grisly murder trophies.
“Legend of The Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole” directed by Zack Snyder, 2010, day 17.
Very interesting project, as I recall the house that worked on that (Animal Logic) didn't do animated films at the time, they were a VFX company and only made one animated feature before (the first Happy Feet). You can really tell by the photoreal feel of the camera design, lighting and materials in the movie. Or at least, as photoreal as a Zack Snyder movie is likely to be.
Underrated movie
Yessss please
Yes yes and yes
yes
I would really like it if these guys could do a bit of the movie "9" it's such a odd animated movie with some interesting character designs
Man that movie was so freaky.
Am I the only one that always got goosebumps from the THX intro in the theaters?
You guys should definitely react to “Love Death + Robots”
They already have I'm pretty sure
You said you would guys! Still waiting for that review
Definitely +1
Suggestion: Men in Black - 1997 - "Edgar" pulling his face back and saying: "There, is that better?"
The first guy that looks like hulk what feels weird it’s that his movement aren’t heavy everything feels light and with no power
They mentioned weight off-hand when talking about the District 9 CG afterward, but that's definitely one of the main problems with the hulk. Again, like they said, they were probably working under time constraints and you can't necessarily blame the artist. Good CG comes from communication between everyone involved about what's doable under different constraints
He also never fully unbends his elbows which makes him look like a rubber action figure
I think also re: the arms, the whole body moves and then stops at the same time, which isn't how it works in real life; in reality the body will stop, and even under tension the arms (in particular the shoulders) will keep moving for another fraction of a second before they stop as well. Pacific Rim is a great example of this; every time one of the robots stops moving suddenly all the metal plates on the body sag as they decelerate just a fraction of a second later.
@@AidanXavier1 Stretch Armstrong is what came to mind watching that clip.
He reminds me of those rubber punching dummies but with arms
They should definitely look at the warcraft movie, someone reminded that movie exists
Or the WoW cinematics! I remember having my mind absolutely blown by the WotLK one when it came out. I can still vividly picture the fur on his boots and him wiping the snow away.
@@Bryanfuel0 yes same here!!!
i remember them talking about the fur physics in warcraft in an early episode but i could be wrong
React to the final episode of “Westworld” season 1(opening scene): were Dolores wakes up. Right after Arnold activates her.
CGI is amazing. Seamless.
0:24 OMG That gave chills after a long long time , we want it back Mr Andrew !!! a big FAN from Pakistan ! OMGG
I turn on the video and the first thing I see is Hulk Sized Peter Burping...
lol
Haha yeah it looked a bit weird.
lol
Suggestion: Sam Raimi's "Spider man 2", the scene where Dr. Oct kidnaps MJ.
I remember the part the car is thrown into the window and the tire runs over Peter's face was in the trailer, and it was slower than on the actual movie for some reason.
@@carlosfer2201 u
Goh wow
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oh yes
VFX is easy. Its like riding a bike except the bike hasn't rendered yet.
Nikos reactions at Andrew's THX video is so awesome. You can tell he really loves what he does
You guys should do Men in black and other aliens CGI
Aren't pretty much 80% of the aliens in MIB actually practical courtesy of Rick Baker?
@@goji253 I really don't know 😅
Yes! Yes! Especially in first MIB movie, CG is still holds up damn well.
@@nickcollins9893 Because most of it was practical
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I totally would want to see the guys talk about it, but it's clearly a lot less "CG" then some of you might think.
When recommendation is faster then notificiation
Seems to happen a lot for me
@@k1ngk4gl3 LOL it is
valar morghulis
Than*
I feel like the Andrew Kramer episodes are special because he’s also trying to teach people and he’s not “just” and industry professional but he’s also trying to show the audience things
Andrew Kramer merece un premio Nobel, le dió de comer por años a miles de artistas VFX en el mundo.
Andrew Kramer is the best, the stuff this guy has done with After Effects is insane.
program a blood splatter generator
hello virtual riot, energy drink still rocks
@Zu Su stop spamming crap
Lol it's interesting, cause you're just another human like the rest of us. But for some reason, people don't expect a successful music artist to comment on just any youtube video. Also, hi
I would like you to take into consideration an intentional director that might interpret the janky or budget wise constrainted animation as ESPECIALLY jarring or weird.
My man also loves some VFX
Crazy lol
wtf lol virtual riot droppin 3 comments
I haven't thought about district 9 for sooo long. I am definitely going to watch it again this weekend. it's an amazing movie.
District 9 is so underrated... it NEEDS a sequel
Better not, it's perfect, they will ruin everything.
@@guilherme5094 I agree with you
Ye district 10
Yeah if they made a sequel it would ruin it. There are some things that are sacred and Hollywood has ruined a lot of them.
Nah. It’s been 12 years. Movie is done.
You should check out Constantine with Keanu Reeves. They have that scene where she falls through the glass ceiling that is absolutely gorgeous. Dark but gorgeous
*Suggestion:* Litterally any episode of "Love death and robots"
They talked about one I think already, "The Witness". I could be wrong tho.
@ link pls
@ yes link please
@ They definitely did Shape-Shifters.
(The werewolf one)
@Hai Voai Wrong link bud
When two patterns combine
In a way serpentine,
That's a moire...
Took me a minute, but once I got it I laughed out loud 😂
@@joshkappel6358 me too
UA-cam is getting real comfortable with those unskippable double ads
I hate them lol
Heres a tip to avoid ads in the video. Skip to the end, and hit replay. It gets rid of all the ads
@@kyle45887 yanno I actually knew about that tip and forgot about it haha thank you for reminding me
I actually find premium to be great value.
@@kyle45887 You just gave UA-cam's executives some ideas.
Saturday mornings when I was a kid: Cartoons and video games
Saturday mornings as an adult: Corridor!
Eminem - Godzilla for shure
Up
its so basic tho
I think it is sure
@CS Heartless I just replied to the comment so it can be more seen, kind of "upvoting", you know
Shure
A new action essentials is coming?? 👀👀👀
Oh yeah, we caught that real quick.
What me tech121 video like equal to money
Andrew Kramer: calls me out for watching his THX piece on my phone.
Me: Shuts down the UA-cam app on the phone and rewatches the whole thing on the PC with decent headphones.
@@Gamerman2077 Don't tell Corridor but in my world - it counts ;)
The THX thing always scared me as a kid. I couldn't have been the only one.
That remade THX Animation starting around 8:28 is THE BEST work of art in CGI I have ever seen
the thx shit scared me as a kid damn it but 2019 is freaking sweet
As soon as I saw the opening clip being my favorite show Legends of Tomorrow I knew this was gonna be good
"Moiré" is French. In English the closest pronounciation would be "mwah-ray".
I'm sure you're french, but according to IPA it's [mwaˈʀe], and "ray" has kind of an "i" sound in the end that's not in the IPA pronunciation, right?
@@athmaid IPA is absolutely correct, that's why I said " in English the *closest* pronunciation would be". Most French words ending in "é" are pronounced "ay" in English. This one is no exception. E.g. soirée, fiancé, cliché, risqué, etc. ;)
Also, when I explain to English speakers how to pronounce the French R, I tell them it's like the Mexican J in mojito, fajita. Seems to help.
[insert "That's Amore" joke here]
@@rondidju Interesting trick, thanks. ;) They are indeed quite close on the IPA chart.
The man the myth the legend! I remember calling Video Copilot in 2007. One ring and Andrew picks up. Epic.
That THX intro was awesome.
Holy shit Andrew's arms are jacked af
his legs tho😭😭
Fist Blu-ray movie I purchased was District 9. That movie I could never got bore watching it. Love the storytelling.
To bad we might never see the sequel.
I remember District 9 scarring me for life. The VFX looks so real
New video idea: Overused visual effects elements in movies and tv.
i like this idea
Thank you for reminding me of the utter masterpiece that District 9 is.
Suggestion: 'the spiderwick chronicles' it has a lot of really cool CG creatures.
Underrated movie.
I had totally forgot about that lol.
Suggestion: the ending scene of the second season of the Mandalorian. Don’t wanna spoil in case anyone hasn’t seen but if you have y’all know what I’m talkin bout
My whole life I’ve loved district 9, glad to finally see it get some love 🥺
Yall should talk about the show Raised By Wolves - brutal surreal stuff I’d love to understand the BTS of
Love you guys. This is my favorite series
D
Ocs
“Legend of The Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole” directed by Zack Snyder, 2010, day 26. I’M STILL HERE MOVIE LOVERS.
When did Andrew get JACKED?! Lol
probably Special Effects =)))
just his top half lmal
I noticed that too. Must've been hittin the weights during stay at homes
You guys really need to look at the ODM scenes from Attack on Titans
Hats off to vfx artists man. District 9 is my favorite movie mostly because of the vfx in it. Amazing 👏
It be cool to see yall break down the walking with dinosaurs documentaries, or just old documentaries in general.
I will never stop seeing that blood X now
It will only enhance my movie watching experience
District 9 is one of those movies I think everyone in the world should watch.
The saber really is very good!
What is the saber? Was that a film they mentioned?
@@neonKow It's Andrew's free plugin he mentions at 14:45
Awesome! Love that you talked about District 9!!!! Please consider doing Constantine!
"So... there's no way that's one project file"
I laughed my ass off at this.
That THX logo use to get my anxiety going as a kid. My heart rate spiked just seeing the logo 😅
I highly recommend reacting to the Dojo Fight Scene, Storming the Castle Scene, and/or Final Confrontation Fight from King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.
This movie is by far one of my favorites and the vfx in it really make me love it even more.
District 9 was astonishingly well done, made even more impressive when you consider that the entire movie was made with a budget of only $30mil.
I’m really interested in a breakdown of the movie ‘Midsommar’. This movie had some cool effects
Wrong, it was all real
@@caderidley2309 definitely felt like that at times!
Wow it's so weird to think how a lot of VFX industry is hinged on one person's work. Very reminiscent of how it works in software industries.
Hi, im David from Slovenia. Andrew "helped me" get a job on TV and I did animations and graphic backgrounds for live shows. Love the guy!
Suggestion: how about the scene in DOCTOR SLEEP where the lady astral projects into the little girls room...I thought that was such a cool scene
Suggestion: In TENET when the fight scene is done with the other guy reversed. And also the other scenes which are reversed.
The fight scenes where one person is reversed one forward were done practically. One performer had to perform their moves backwards while the other one did their moves forward during the fight.
District 9 left a long impression on me. I still recommend this movie to anyone who asks my recommendation.
OMG THE Kramer himself!!! AWESOME! that man taught me everything I know... about after effects.
There is a French comedy you should check out called "RRRrrrr!!!". Yes that's it's real name. The creators named it that so folks would have to say it in theaters when responding to which film they wanted to see. At the end of the film there is some terrible cg for a dinosaur that I think you'd find amusing. Also the film is hilarious, but that's beside the point
Shout out to Clint with that Ape Escape shirt, miss those games
React to anything in Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil.
The cop getting spiked, the college teens suiciding themselves or the end with the chainsaw