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Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeBarbie director Greta Gerwig said she shut down early conversations that would’ve had her actors featured with computer-generated feet. Since the trailer for Gerwig’s highly anticipated comedy romance movie about the popular Mattel doll was released in April, its clip of Margot Robbie’s eponymous Barbie standing on her tiptoes with perfectly arched heels has wowed the internet.The…

As much as superhero movies have come to rely on CGI, there are plenty of times when they horribly misuse the technology. As much as superhero movies have come to rely on CGI, there are plenty of times when they horribly misuse the technology. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all…

The Flash isn’t so much a standalone movie as the personification of every major problem plaguing superhero films today. At the top of the pile is its widely panned visual effects, with virtually every CGI-heavy moment in the Ezra Miller vehicle being eyeball-blisteringly hard to endure. Director Andy Muschietti has maintained that this effect was for some reason intentional, but that hasn’t stopped critical fans from wanting to know what went wrong behind the scenes. For those curious for further info, TikTok…

Image via Warner Bros. We’ve seen a fair amount of uncanny CGI in recent superhero films, but The Flash is really taking the cake. Although director Andy Muschietti claims it’s intentional, much of social media is aghast at the dead-eyed computer-made puppets on display in what should be the movie’s thrilling multiverse cameo moments. The CGI crisis has got even stranger, though, thanks to some surprising comments from one such cameo “star.” Perhaps the unlikeliest cameo in The Flash is the brief glimpse of Jay…

Photo via Universal Pictures Legends of cinema normally retire long before they expire but we tend to consider their acting career over when their life is over. That used to be a reasonable expectation, but not anymore with the advancements of CGI that can bring anyone back from the dead and insert them into a scene. In the case of Gladiator, the resurrection was out of necessity, and now the technology is just gaining speed with the latest cameos in The Flash. Is everyone on board with bringing the dearly…

Photo via DC Entertainment The hype got bigger and louder as this day approached, claiming that The Flash was going to surpass all expectations and wow audiences with its genius. While the film seems to be holding its own in terms of how well the story was told, and how great the characters turned out, fans were left disappointed with the CGI — which is very surprising, taking into account how far computing capabilities have come. Video graphics have come a long way since the late ‘70s, when worlds and…

The Flash is now in theaters and reactions are rolling in on social media. Current indications are that it’s going to be a divisive movie. Ezra Miller’s motormouth schtick isn’t for everyone, Keaton’s Batman is either a welcome comeback or pointless nostalgia, and the plot is a little too convoluted to hit the emotional beats it aims for. That said, there’s one notable piece of common ground between the two camps: the VFX are mind-blowingly terrible. We’ve seen the movie and we…

Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeThe Flash director Andy Muschietti has addressed claims that the new DC movie has bad CGI.In the run-up to the film’s release, people had shared preview clips of the superhero film on Twitter, complaining that the effects look shoddy. It was suggested by some that the clips being shared were incomplete, and that the finished film would appear better. However, it appears this was not…

via Warner Bros. Warning: this article contains spoilers for The Flash When The Flash had its world premiere at CinemaCon 2023, it was revealed that the film was “almost complete” since some of the CGI was missing. Now, with the film finally out, it seems the use of VFX in the film is something that fans can’t stop talking about. Fortunately, The Flash director, Andy Muschietti, has explained why the film looks the way it does. From when he uses the speed force to save lives, to when he enters the “chrono bowl”…

Screengrab via YouTube The Flash is just days away from release and reviews indicate that, as promised, it’s a truly bonkers multiversal mashup that delves deep into DC’s cinematic history. There’s been praise for Michael Keaton’s long-awaited return as Batman, the crazy cameos, and the ambition of the story, though the flipside is that the CGI is being thoroughly raked over the coals. Put simply, the VFX is just not up to par with other blockbusters. Clips released online are rightly met with comments that it…