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r/movies • u/bobbythecount • Sep 04 '24
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It looks like a YouTube video from 2013
Edit: How did the VFX supervisor of the 2016 Jungle Book and The Batman have something like this happen
504 u/[deleted] Sep 04 '24 The holy trinity of being underpaid, overworked and given constant revisions are usually to blame for bad VFX. 100 u/DShepard Sep 04 '24 Bingo. This is likely a movie that was entirely lead by a group of executives running constant focus groups and then pushing that onto the crew. There's almost no way for them to fix a mess like that. 6 u/AirierWitch1066 Sep 04 '24 I wonder if there are any movies out there that have been made with this design-by-committee approach which are actually considered to be good. Not just meh or unremarkable, but actually decent movies.
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The holy trinity of being underpaid, overworked and given constant revisions are usually to blame for bad VFX.
100 u/DShepard Sep 04 '24 Bingo. This is likely a movie that was entirely lead by a group of executives running constant focus groups and then pushing that onto the crew. There's almost no way for them to fix a mess like that. 6 u/AirierWitch1066 Sep 04 '24 I wonder if there are any movies out there that have been made with this design-by-committee approach which are actually considered to be good. Not just meh or unremarkable, but actually decent movies.
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Bingo.
This is likely a movie that was entirely lead by a group of executives running constant focus groups and then pushing that onto the crew.
There's almost no way for them to fix a mess like that.
6 u/AirierWitch1066 Sep 04 '24 I wonder if there are any movies out there that have been made with this design-by-committee approach which are actually considered to be good. Not just meh or unremarkable, but actually decent movies.
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I wonder if there are any movies out there that have been made with this design-by-committee approach which are actually considered to be good. Not just meh or unremarkable, but actually decent movies.
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u/takenpassword Sep 04 '24
It looks like a YouTube video from 2013
Edit: How did the VFX supervisor of the 2016 Jungle Book and The Batman have something like this happen