Which 'older' CGI/ Visual FX still hold up really well today?

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Which 'older' CGI/ Visual FX still hold up really well today?

03-28-2014, 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by thelwig14

Jackson got lazy and did way too much cgi.

The LOTR trilogy is much more practical.

The effects look fine. He didn't get 'lazy', CGI has just come along further. But people read that a lot more was done in CGI and they feel compelled to complain about it, because moaning about CGI is one of the Internets favourite past times. Some people watch with their preconceptions rather than with their eyes.

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