I definitely think the film is a masterclass in how AI, CGI, and spatial technology is reshaping the film making process. It's genius and the people who worked on it were not only massively talented, but you could absolutely tell how much they loved the work they were doing because this movie exudes the feeling of a job well done. It's hands down the best CGI film I have seen in years, even if I have one or two knits ... but honestly, on the whole, this is a masterpiece of gorgeousness to watch on screen. Thanks for the comment. I'm really glad you liked the film and enjoyed the CGI. (edited to fix a typo)
@@ErinUnderwood Thanks, appreciate the feedback. Yes the CGI is truly sublime. I would expect nothing less from Weta FX. This is the company that gave us the incredible FX in the first Apes trilogy, the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies, King Kong, Gemini Man, and of course Avatar 1 and 2, to name but a few.
@@peterlenham3180 Weta FX is an amazing company. You can literally track the progress of technology tools + artistic talent if you watch those films in chronological order. It's like a roadmap to the future of cinematic storytelling. ❤ If I ever get a chance to talk with a Weta FX engineer, art designer, producer, etc. I would jump at it in a hot second.
Yes. Younger fans are probably the most familiar with the last three films, well the last four films counting this one, but there's the whole original series that started in 1968 that older fans grew up loving and watching. Nothing like it had ever been done before. That kind of storytelling was revolutionary at the time.
We find out that noa distant direct descendants from Caesar in future sequels because he lookalike Caesar and does noa have Caesar birthmark?
Maybe! That would be a really interesting followup film!
I disagree. EVERY CGI shot in this was perfect.
I definitely think the film is a masterclass in how AI, CGI, and spatial technology is reshaping the film making process. It's genius and the people who worked on it were not only massively talented, but you could absolutely tell how much they loved the work they were doing because this movie exudes the feeling of a job well done. It's hands down the best CGI film I have seen in years, even if I have one or two knits ... but honestly, on the whole, this is a masterpiece of gorgeousness to watch on screen. Thanks for the comment. I'm really glad you liked the film and enjoyed the CGI. (edited to fix a typo)
@@ErinUnderwood Thanks, appreciate the feedback. Yes the CGI is truly sublime. I would expect nothing less from Weta FX. This is the company that gave us the incredible FX in the first Apes trilogy, the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies, King Kong, Gemini Man, and of course Avatar 1 and 2, to name but a few.
@@peterlenham3180 Weta FX is an amazing company. You can literally track the progress of technology tools + artistic talent if you watch those films in chronological order. It's like a roadmap to the future of cinematic storytelling. ❤ If I ever get a chance to talk with a Weta FX engineer, art designer, producer, etc. I would jump at it in a hot second.
@@ErinUnderwood Absolutely. Best FX company in the world. Even better than the mighty Industrial Light and Magic.
@@peterlenham3180 Shhhhh don't tell ILM! LOL 😇
There are a lot more than 4 movies in the story.
Yes. Younger fans are probably the most familiar with the last three films, well the last four films counting this one, but there's the whole original series that started in 1968 that older fans grew up loving and watching. Nothing like it had ever been done before. That kind of storytelling was revolutionary at the time.