IW and BP exposes the MCU’s biggest flaw.

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

Tight production turn arounds have compromised the quality of the CGI.

Avatar came out 9 years ago and the CGI in that movie shyts all over their work. The reason why Winter Soldier is regarded as the best MCU flick is because the CGI is kept to a minimum in terms of the sets(or they did a better job with the type of CGI they had to do).

The third time watching Infinity War, I couldn’t help but notice how fake Titan looked during the non action scenes

Maybe it’s because the screen time/ sequences were so short, they didn’t feel the need to put in more time/effort/money.

They could’ve shot it in New Mexico or some random desert. The same with Black Panther

Both movies would’ve been better if not for the lack of detail with the CGI. But because of the tight windows to make these movies, they really can’t. Which is sad if you stop to reflect. And it’s not like the don’t have the money to do it

My advice to Feige and Disney

1. Stop announcing movies years in advance.

2. Allocate marketing dollars to VFX departments.

3. Stop being blinded by your success. It only reinforces bad habits, and thus degrade the brand.

4. Stop making Star Wars movies that nobody wants to see.

 

[FlyGuy]

Their biggest draw and biggest flaw is the Disney consistency

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Oh, no wonder Avatar 2 is taking so long. lol

 

[LordDeathwatch]

The fact that you chose Avatar as the lynchpin for a film's CGI aging well was...unwise. Evidently you haven't seen the consensus on that subject, to say it's divided is kind.

Encouraging more practical effects is advisable for any film, so fair play there.:MJ100_:

 

[GR13]

which is why i don't get how they are having this problem with there CGI/Visual Effects Quality when they know ahead of time they're going to be putting out two or three movie a year and making so much money

like they don't have the money/resources and success's of THE MCU don't warrant the need for there very own CGI/Visual Effects powerhouse studio just to handle and work on nothing but marvel movies around the clock

 

[Brandeezy]

Still don't know how any Disney film has shytty CG when they own the best CG house in Hollywood (ILM)

 

[AnonymityX1000]

which is why i don't get how they are having this problem with there CGI/Visual Effects Quality when they know ahead of time they're going to be putting out two or three movie a year and making so much money

like they don't have the money/resources and success's of THE MCU don't warrant the need for there very own CGI/Visual Effects powerhouse studio just to handle and work on nothing but marvel movies around the clock

It has improved since Disney has gotten involved but still Marvel productions are a bit cheap when you think of all the skrilla these movies make. The production quality should be better than it is I agree.

 

[Devilinurear]

Tight production turn arounds have compromised the quality of the CGI.

Avatar came out 9 years ago and the CGI in that movie shyts all over their work. The reason why Winter Soldier is regarded as the best MCU flick is because the CGI is kept to a minimum in terms of the sets(or they did a better job with the type of CGI they had to do).

The third time watching Infinity War, I couldn’t help but notice how fake Titan looked during the non action scenes

Maybe it’s because the screen time/ sequences were so short, they didn’t feel the need to put in more time/effort/money.

They could’ve shot it in New Mexico or some random desert. The same with Black Panther

Both movies would’ve been better if not for the lack of detail with the CGI. But because of the tight windows to make these movies, they really can’t. Which is sad if you stop to reflect. And it’s not like the don’t have the money to do it

My advice to Feige and Disney

1. Stop announcing movies years in advance.

2. Allocate marketing dollars to VFX departments.

3. Stop being blinded by your success. It only reinforces bad habits, and thus degrade the brand.

4. Stop making Star Wars movies that nobody wants to see.

So
These movies make billions and they should listen to you?

 

[Ironman]

Backgrounds since Civil War airport battle have beento me. I don't know why they can't use normal locations for scenes.

 

[Kenny West]

I guess my eye for this kinda shyt isnt refined because steppenwolf was one of the only times I peeped bad cgi

 

[AnonymityX1000]

If we keep it funky CGI is still nowhere near looking like real life. It's a cool innovation that makes some fantastic elements in movies look close enough or passable. But if you really just look for it most people can tell practical production apart from CGI in most cases.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

I will say this.

A lot of movies with that high quality CGI, if you look at the credits, it’s normally a lot of Asians, Punjabi Indians, and whites on the staff.

No for example BP was a majority if not all black staff.

So EVP, are you saying Disney should stop giving these opportunities and jobs to the blacks who been working on their projects and go back to letting whites and Asian take control?


I got time I’ll wait?


Martha

 

[Cobratron]

All of these big budget movies have shytty CGI, but superheroes movies seem to be the worst at it. Maybe because they use it so much, therefore they spread out their resources. No excuse though. Looks horrible.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

If we keep it funky CGI is still nowhere near looking like real life. It's a cool innovation that makes some fantastic elements in movies look close enough or passable. But if you really just look for it most people can tell practical production apart from CGI in most cases.

If we wanna really keep it funky..... how cats really comparing and contrasting the “real planet Titan” from the cgi one in the movie?


Until someone can show me a pic of how Titan really looks...... I can’t knock the cgi


Jim Crow level status thread kinda sound it’s saying to me “n***ers” shouldn’t be allowed to do white people jobs”


Martha

 

[Dwolf]

4. Stop making Star Wars movies that nobody wants to see.

Seeing as how much money the movies make, somebody wants to see them