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The new scenes have also changed to the "blue and orange" color scheme of all modern movies.
I noticed that as well. It's one of those things that once it's pointed out to you, it's impossible to ignore.
When Cloverfield first trailer came out, there was a shot where the Statue of Liberty's head was flung into a street. The first version of it appeared to be a rough cut CGI [1], then the second version came out of the trailer and the head was thoroughly improved[2]. I know that there is a need for buzz to be created, but where does the line between changes and false advertising occur. If for some reason I was super p…
Just recently I rewatched the first 3 Jurassic Park movies and found they aged really well. You never have the feeling that there's to much CGI because they striked an awesome balance between CGI, animatronics and sceneography (especially the first movie, but the other two are still above average imho). On the other hand, many of my friends agree that The Hobbit already looked bad when it came out. The only weird thi…
I thought the first Jurassic Park had little to none CGI, going with animatronics, puppets and on-stage vissual effects. Is there any article to read about where and how CGI was used in that movie?
When Cloverfield first trailer came out, there was a shot where the Statue of Liberty's head was flung into a street. The first version of it appeared to be a rough cut CGI [1], then the second version came out of the trailer and the head was thoroughly improved[2]. I know that there is a need for buzz to be created, but where does the line between changes and false advertising occur. If for some reason I was super p…
Wasn't there a Bourne movie trailer that contained a scene or quotation that never occurred in the movies?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCxuxrLNrsw
My guess is that it was going to be part of the movie but ended up getting cut for editing reasons. (The whole "hair as weapon" bit is probably inconsistent with character for the rest of the movie)
When Cloverfield first trailer came out, there was a shot where the Statue of Liberty's head was flung into a street. The first version of it appeared to be a rough cut CGI [1], then the second version came out of the trailer and the head was thoroughly improved[2]. I know that there is a need for buzz to be created, but where does the line between changes and false advertising occur. If for some reason I was super p…
1. Trailer: http://youtu.be/638S8n2_Ab8?t=1m44s
2. Spoiler: http://youtu.be/s2wBtcmE5W8?t=1m28s
When Cloverfield first trailer came out, there was a shot where the Statue of Liberty's head was flung into a street. The first version of it appeared to be a rough cut CGI [1], then the second version came out of the trailer and the head was thoroughly improved[2]. I know that there is a need for buzz to be created, but where does the line between changes and false advertising occur. If for some reason I was super p…
When Cloverfield first trailer came out, there was a shot where the Statue of Liberty's head was flung into a street. The first version of it appeared to be a rough cut CGI [1], then the second version came out of the trailer and the head was thoroughly improved[2]. I know that there is a need for buzz to be created, but where does the line between changes and false advertising occur. If for some reason I was super p…
Wasn't there a Bourne movie trailer that contained a scene or quotation that never occurred in the movies?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Wasn't there a Bourne movie trailer that contained a scene or quotation that never occurred in the movies?
Just last night I watched the Tangled trailer with my daughter. A large portion of the trailer never happens in the movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCxuxrLNrsw My guess is that it was going to be part of the movie but ended up getting cut for editing reasons. (The whole "hair as weapon" bit is probably inconsistent with character for the rest of the movie)
When Cloverfield first trailer came out, there was a shot where the Statue of Liberty's head was flung into a street. The first version of it appeared to be a rough cut CGI [1], then the second version came out of the trailer and the head was thoroughly improved[2]. I know that there is a need for buzz to be created, but where does the line between changes and false advertising occur. If for some reason I was super p…
I didn't notice this in the film because I was too busy fighting back the vomit from motion sickness.
Driving home that night wasn't fun.