Re: VFX - The Final Frontier. What's left?

Squiggly, how much Tintin had you been exposed to prior to the movie?

If the answer is none or very little, it wasn't for you. You could argue that every thing should be made for as wide an audience as possible, but that's a position I don't agree with.

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not long to go now...

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Ya, I wish he had that available. The boat chase is such an awesome action sequence (and all done for real) that I don't at all care, but ya, it's very noticeable if you're looking for it.

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30 (edited by bullet3 2013-12-30 19:14:11)

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31 (edited by Jimmy B 2013-12-30 19:38:45)

Re: VFX - The Final Frontier. What's left?

Oh, there are many films that have obvious stunt doubles and Face/Off is not the only John Woo US film to be guilty of it. His use of slow motion shows them clearly but yes, you can still get cool shots. I love real practical stunts and actually don't mind seeing the stunt performer's faces smile

Oh and the stuntman on the bike in T2 is wearing an Arnie mask, apparently.

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not long to go now...

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Re: VFX - The Final Frontier. What's left?

God loves you!

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