Quote from: zuzuki on May 09, 2012, 01:38:40 PM
Quote from: Vickers on May 09, 2012, 11:11:55 AM
Quote from: ThisBethesdaSea on May 09, 2012, 11:05:13 AM
Jesus Christ there's no pleasing you people.
There is. The original shots looked just fine (the ship flying by, Shaw blown away by storm, space jockey, derelict landing/crashing). This is what happens when people don't know when to stop adding and working on something.
you need to understand that this movie is filmed in 3d, the cgi is done to compliment the 3d aspect of the film. if it would have been a normal 2d film shot on regular film not with digital camera, the movie would have had a different feel, different depth. it wouldn't have looked this sharp, and the cgi would have looked a little bit different.
it sucks but that's the way things work and why cgi in 3d films look kinda wack when you see a 2d normal presentation
The CGI should in no way interfere with the 3D aspect (which comes from the cameras and sets themselves, not the CGI).
Look, I'm not trying to get into a flame war here. I'm obviously looking forward to Prometheus and it's still my most anticipated film this year.
I'm simply saying that some of the CGI changes/additions look off to me. That colour grading and added CGI in the jockey shot - dare I say it - looks cheap and the kind of quality I would expect from something like Power Rangers. I know a lot of people had a problem with the original shot before but that had more to do with the size of the jockey than the colour scheme and lack of digital effects. Then you have the name of the ship they added in, in the latest TV spot, that looks like something somebody added in after discovering Adobe After Effects. I'm not going to get into all the shots that were changed because you get the idea.
Also, not everybody has 3D plasma TVs at home. Hypothetically speaking, let's say the CGI was being done for the 3D aspect... if the film can't look good in 2D, how is it going to hold up on DVD and Blu-Ray?
I know I'm not the first person to bring this up and I won't be the last but that's what forums are for right? To discuss these things.
I still think Prometheus is going to be a quality film. At this stage it's only Logan Marshall-Green and the final results regarding the CGI that's worrying me.