I like the Empire Earth III one on the Blur site mainly because of the first scene. Could easily be actors the CGI is so good. As for baby smooth skin ... how often do you see acne and scars on Hollywood actors? Though yeah, a few Tommy Lee Jones look-a-likes would help.
i have an unbelievable picky eyeball for this kind of thing after seeing 6k movies. one can see the potential though. there should be unemployed actors eating out of garbage cans with me. computer nerds need the spotlight. why is the pinhead population worshipped? a: their commercialized beauty.
the first time i saw these dancing animations up on the big screen in downtown Shinjuku in the late 90s i had a flush of brown (not the political genius) running down my leg. i just expect more i guess by now.
when you can see the moustache & spirit gum or make-up powder on these animations then i might grant an A+ passing grade. that and the goddam music, has to go. more headphones in the theatre for Heavy Metal II no doubt.
I'd like to see them do a sort of faux-documentary on the wildlife of Spatterjay, with frog whelks, prill, glisters and the rest, in all their glory. A seafood cocktail... from Hell.
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why spielburger music? sorta ruins it. that and the baby ass smooth skin of the human/elf war vets.
watched the wrong one on the blur site. still....that music..
...those faces..
gah!
like it when they do the machines tho. look like they came outta the wrong end of the junkyard in 500 yrs.
I like the Empire Earth III one on the Blur site mainly because of the first scene. Could easily be actors the CGI is so good. As for baby smooth skin ... how often do you see acne and scars on Hollywood actors? Though yeah, a few Tommy Lee Jones look-a-likes would help.
i have an unbelievable picky eyeball for this kind of thing after seeing 6k movies. one can see the potential though. there should be unemployed actors eating out of garbage cans with me. computer nerds need the spotlight. why is the pinhead population worshipped? a: their commercialized beauty.
the first time i saw these dancing animations up on the big screen in downtown Shinjuku in the late 90s i had a flush of brown (not the political genius) running down my leg. i just expect more i guess by now.
when you can see the moustache & spirit gum or make-up powder on these animations then i might grant an A+ passing grade. that and the goddam music, has to go. more headphones in the theatre for Heavy Metal II no doubt.
what can i do? no hope.
I'd like to see them do a sort of faux-documentary on the wildlife of Spatterjay, with frog whelks, prill, glisters and the rest, in all their glory. A seafood cocktail... from Hell.
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