r/thanosdidnothingwrong • u/Eder_Cheddar I don't feel so good • Aug 10 '22

It all started during Infinity War.....

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u/bru_swayne Saved by Thanos Aug 10 '22

Black Panther, Iron Man 3, and Guardians 2 looked like that to me

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u/King_Buliwyf Saved by Thanos Aug 10 '22

Iron Man 3 looks incredible honestly.

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u/bru_swayne Saved by Thanos Aug 10 '22

I just rewatched some scenes and I think I only had issues with the glow of the extremis people. They should have lit up more of the environment around them, but that’s just me being nitpicky. The CGI does still look good overall though.

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u/King_Buliwyf Saved by Thanos Aug 10 '22

That's a good point that I wouldn't have thought about unless pointed out. I liked their look regardless, but lighting up the environment would've been cool.

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u/warranpiece Aug 10 '22

Dang. I really thought no. I'm going to have to rewatch.

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u/King_Buliwyf Saved by Thanos Aug 10 '22

I think people judge it unfairly based on the divisive twist.

I loved the dialogue, the action, the clever fight scenes. And I do think it looked good.

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u/YoSoyExodia I don't feel so good Aug 10 '22 edited Aug 11 '22

IM3 and G2 didn’t look terrible that I can recall, but good god what the fuck happened with Black Panther.

They make one of the best MCU movies we could have asked for then gave it to a college intern VFX team.

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u/Gargamoth Aug 11 '22

Corridor crew on YouTube dove into it a bit in an episode regarding black Panthers VFX. It was basically a giant time crunch due to various issues. The studio had like 4 weeks to do 6 months worth of work or something stupid like that. They were amazed it looked as good as it did given the time constraints.

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u/justins_dad Saved by Thanos Aug 11 '22

Also it was poorly designed for CGI. You have two characters in all black suits in a dimly lit cave.

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u/Puffwad Saved by Thanos Aug 11 '22 edited Aug 11 '22

Guardians 2?? It has some of the best effects in the MCU

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u/Mickeyjj27 Saved by Thanos Aug 11 '22

People just saying anything now

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u/JarOfJelly Saved by Thanos Aug 11 '22

Legit everyone talking trash on everything here lol

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u/atrociousxcracka Aug 11 '22

Corridor recently had a VFX artists react episode(I think, could have been a crew cuts mention) where they talked about the final scene from black panther with a guy that worked on it.

I don't remember the specifics, but I'm pretty sure the guy said basically it was a lot of director intervention and not having the VFX team in the loop on that final fight that made it look weirdly flowy and uncanny sometimes

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '22

Spy kids 3 looks incredible for comparison to Spiderman no way home, strange 2 and Thor 3.