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Posted by JuggleEwok from adsl-67-39-187-219.dsl.chcgil.ameritech.net (67.39.187.219) on Monday, October 07, 2002 at 12:17pm :

In Reply to: Have Video Games Ruined Movies? posted by MK from dialup-65.59.31.9.Dial1.LosAngeles1.Level3.net (65.59.31.9) on Sunday, October 06, 2002 at 9:06pm :

It's all special effects, no matter which way you cut it. So would you feel it would look more realistic to see a real person slowly swinging around a stage and obviously bluescreened onto footage of the city? I sure wouldn't. CGI may not be perfect, but what is?

: Case in point the new blockbuster Spiderman. When our friendly-neighborhood-digital-web-slinger was trucking across the city, it looked right out of the Nintendo handbook. Even if had a real Spidey swinging through real buildings with a camera crew filming it, it wouldn?t look anything like what we saw on the screen. That takes me out of the movie. Does anyone else feel this way?

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CGI is as close to perfect as we have... - Rushmore 1:42pm 10/07/2002

As long as they dont do the Mummy Returns thing ugh! nt - Masterfulks 4:37pm 10/07/2002

Heavy sigh... - Patterson 3:32pm 10/10/2002

Ah, good ol' TPM... - JuggleEwok 5:42pm 10/10/2002

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: It's all special effects, no matter which way you cut it. So would you feel it would look more realistic to see a real person slowly swinging around a stage and obviously bluescreened onto footage of the city? I sure wouldn't. CGI may not be perfect, but what is? : : Case in point the new blockbuster Spiderman. When our friendly-neighborhood-digital-web-slinger was trucking across the city, it looked right out of the Nintendo handbook. Even if had a real Spidey swinging through real buildings with a camera crew filming it, it wouldn?t look anything like what we saw on the screen. That takes me out of the movie. Does anyone else feel this way?

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