The F/X Killed It.

[JamesKurtovich]

Originally Posted by papaholmz

Spawn. The CGI scenes in Spawn make all those other movies you guys are talking about look awesome.

-papaholmz

I loved this movie when I was a kid and always seem to forget it even exists.

[papaholmz]

Originally Posted by JamesKurtovich

I loved this movie when I was a kid and always seem to forget it even exists.

I loved the Spawn character, and if you take the CGI out of it, the movie wasn't bad. This is one comicbook character that could use a re-boot, a la Chris Nolan.

-papaholmz

[DarthDVDS]

No doubt Sound of Thunder, the f/x were horrible.

[Ferris]

Originally Posted by STARSCREAM

Without a doubt, the absolutely worst looking cgi is in Mummy Returns when the Rock shows up at the end as Scorpion King and is half man-half scorpion. To this day it is still the worst cgi ever made...ever.

I'm going to have to agree with this. It's like they ran out of money right before doing the CG work at this point of the film.

[ajgoodfella7]

It's funny how Spielberg said they hardly used any CGI in Indy 4 when in reality the entire movie was CGI. I hate to even talk about this movie because it makes me so mad how this movie doesn't even stylistically belong with the first 3. And on top of the fact that the CGI was quite bad in certain scenes, the movie itself sucked.

[statikcat]

The helicopters at the end of Spiderman 2.. TERRIBLE!

Originally Posted by ajgoodfella7

It's funny how Spielberg said they hardly used any CGI in Indy 4 when in reality the entire movie was CGI. I hate to even talk about this movie because it makes me so mad how this movie doesn't even stylistically belong with the first 3. And on top of the fact that the CGI was quite bad in certain scenes, the movie itself sucked.

Ya I remember reading that too. I think maybe that was said before a lot of post began.

[master_8ball]

A Sound of Thunder...
Had the potential to be a great movie based on the story used, but man it looks like they left all the CG to the end and ran out of money to do so.

[ScarredLungs]

Originally Posted by ajgoodfella7

It's funny how Spielberg said they hardly used any CGI in Indy 4 when in reality the entire movie was CGI. I hate to even talk about this movie because it makes me so mad how this movie doesn't even stylistically belong with the first 3. And on top of the fact that the CGI was quite bad in certain scenes, the movie itself sucked.

I concur. I think CGI is used way to mcuh today. It should be used to enhance a movie, not make a movie (there are exceptions to this, but generally speaking)

[JamesKurtovich]

Yeah, I Am Legend was bad at that. Everyone walked about of the theater saying, "The zombies looked really fake."

[lobo81865]

I thought they used too much CGI, and not enough character development in "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen."

[Twitch9]

Journey to the center of the earth. 3D was horrible

[Edo]

Originally Posted by Twitch9

Journey to the center of the earth. 3D was horrible

+1

[Blu Man]

Speed Racer. They went way to CGI on that one.

[GORT]

Originally Posted by Blu Man

Speed Racer. They went way to CGI on that one.

Have you even seen it?

[Petra_Kalbrain]

Spider-Man 2

Doc Oc looked horrible when climbing buildings... especially the one scenes where he takes Mary Jane up the side of a building!!!

[Blu Man]

Originally Posted by GORT

Have you even seen it?

Yes. Why would I comment on how over CGIed it was if I haden't seen it?

[SkillzthatKillz]

Avatar, the CGI in that movie was sooooo bad that I couldn't be immersed in Pandora at all. And the 3D effects were awful too

[Show spoiler]kidding of course

[tommyboy81]

Am I the only one who thought the robots especially the twins in Transformers 2 were bad in the Imax scenes. They just looked cartoonish

[GreenScar]

Holy resurrected threads Batman!

[blackhawktraffic]

Indy 4, I Am Legend, 2012 the list goes on.