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Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
True. They took very deliberate choices about what they were gonna film and what they weren't, and it works great. I'm just making sure that people understand that while there's not a lot of greenscreen, there is still a TON of composting of different shots. As far as I know, they still used many digi doubles for stunts… -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
yeah i guess. but dont you agree about my other points? it doesnt really matter who the target audince is, the point is that these remake films needs to add something more than just fancy cgi, in my opinion. if people my age really are the intended audience, i wish we would expect more from these films. something that… -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
that sounds pretty cool, the furiosa part. i rather see that then this honestly. i dont buy that. now days things like prequel, sequel, reboot and remake gets thrown around alot. and it doesnt matter at all. you cant really connect a movie aimed at the youth of this time with the latest cgi effects, to a 80s movie with low… -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
Well, I sit down to watch it and say to my wife. "Apparently they used hardly any CG in this". Then the first thing we see is a CG lizard in a heavily composited environment... Then we see Joe's Citadel which screams CG... I say to my wife "maybe i was lied to..." Yeah, I realise all the stunt work and car stuff is… -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
I think people heard "this movie uses a lot of practical effects" and misunderstood that to mean "this movie doesn't use much CG". Obviously that's not the case, it uses a ton of CG. What does set it apart and really make some of the visuals work IMO is that it does use way, way more practical effects than your average… -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
I don't know, is the post apocalyptic road warrior genre Mad Max created as played out as other genres? I haven't seen it but I figure Book of Eli could fulfill your desire to see Mad Max without Mad Max. That trailer wasn't as CG heavy as most movies these days, those cars are real & they shot in actual desert locations,… -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
Yep, I agree, cg wasn't that great. The citadel is meh, the physics of ejected stuff (bodies) seems a bit weird. But the movie is awesome overall. Spielberg's Duel on steroids. -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
I think what people mean by lack of VFX for a film like this, the vast majority of the vfx was compositing shots together, getting rid of rigs, cleaning up shots, etc. There was some adding terrain, backdrops, etc. But the film wasn't filled with CG cars, destruction, or characters (besides crowd filling). There wasn't… -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
Even more behind the scenes for those who are interested. Appearently around 4/5th of the shots in the movie had VFX elements like rig removal, sky replacement and environment replacement. What actually surprised me the most is that many of the elements(like the guitar swining and steering wheel in the air) are actually… -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
What were you thinking was CG? Beside the obvious, like the sandstorm. Because I was shocked to find out that pole cars were fucking REAL. That's actually Tom Hardy swinging around on one of them, not even his stuntman. So fuckin epic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And the same for ALL the stunts and vehicle stuff. In an interview, George…
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