‘Crouching Tiger II’ News

[gluvnast]

hoping they dont overuse CGI, like i felt they did before

You must be thinking about a DIFFERENT movie. There wasn't any CGI in Crouching Tiger Hidden. It was done with hidden string effects. Much like in Kill Bill.

 

[gluvnast]

basically those scenes and that one scene where they were fighting in the courtyard. Its dope though

That wasn't CGI... those were practical effects.

 

[Tommy Knocks]

there was no CGI in the movie, you might be thinking of house of flying daggers :rosslol:

as for this movie, paags back on the big scene in full effect.

 

[Big Blue]

It's got one of the best fight scenes of all time kid..

I pop the Blu-Ray in every now and then just to watch the scene. The way the choreography matched the cadence of the drums

 

[AnotherRoute]

I don't mind Wire Fu I just didn't like CTHD's use of it. Action scenes were just boring no impact floaty shyt.

Same here it lacked impact to me shyt seemed to ballet

 

[KingsOfKings]

You must be thinking about a DIFFERENT movie. There wasn't any CGI in Crouching Tiger Hidden. It was done with hidden string effects. Much like in Kill Bill.

No son,you do realize that that fall under the category of cgi and wu xia right breh

 

[KingsOfKings]

there was no CGI in the movie, you might be thinking of house of flying daggers :rosslol:

as for this movie, paags back on the big scene in full effect.

lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo this is false breh

source number one: IMDB
The actors almost invariably performed their own stunts. CGI was used to remove the wires holding them up.

http://electricshadowsfilmblog.word...woo-ping-ang-lee-formal-analysis-andres-baca/

^ read that link

and they are way more that states this

 

[KingsOfKings]

and if wires were indeed use why dont we see them in certain scenes..........simple CGI

and you guys need to understand that as it pertains to this movie

Kill Bill, Kung Hustle CGI was in fact use

there is actually a link to a book i found that give scenes which it was use:

 

[Tommy Knocks]

lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo this is false breh

source number one: IMDB
The actors almost invariably performed their own stunts. CGI was used to remove the wires holding them up.

http://electricshadowsfilmblog.word...woo-ping-ang-lee-formal-analysis-andres-baca/

^ read that link

and they are way more that states this

obv they use computer generation to take the wires out. I didnt know I had to be technical here when talking about the fighting scenes and what not, not the minor editing.

 

[KingsOfKings]

obv they use computer generation to take the wires out. I didnt know I had to be technical here when talking about the fighting scenes and what not, not the minor editing.

and wire-fu coincides with cgi breh ...they like brother and sister. cgi was use in the one scene though. its minimal but any can see it.

they did the same shyt in this movie called legend of the black scorpion (wack btw)

 

[Black Magisterialness]

If we are going to be THAT technical...its editing that takes out the wires...a program not unlike photo shop...CGI which stands for "computer generated images" is a totally different software...

 

[iBrowse]

might've just been the result of being young, the action scenes were cool but I did not get into the story at all, it almost seemed sitcommy/melodramatic but again, it deserves a new watching.

I kinda agree, that portion of the plot dedicated to the relationship between Jen (the young aristocrat) and Lo (the guy from the desert) seemed a little corny to me. I need to watch it again as well though.

But that fight scene between Jen and Shu Lien though

EDIT:

It's got one of the best fight scenes of all time kid..

Yup that one

 

[FRIED MASON]

Zhang Ziyi

 

[FlyRy]

can't wait to come home after work and relax on my bed and watch this flick on netflix the day it comes out

 

[Black Magisterialness]

Zhang Ziyi

I never looked at PAAGs the same


I can't remember how LONG was her ass out there in the desert for?