Actors Who Needed To Be Digitally Enhanced For Their Roles
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Date: 2020-07-14
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Mark
I think the story about giving the first girl in the list a trim was made up. Mostly because it seems so unnecessary. Actors gain and lose weight, shave their head or grow a beard for roles all the time. The sensible thing to do is tell her what's needed, hand her a 2 razor and 10 minutes later, the problem is solved. I really can't believe they would spend thousands of dollars and the extra time to do that with cgi. The story might make a good box office draw tho.
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I think the story about giving the first girl in the list a trim was made up. Mostly because it seems so unnecessary. Actors gain and lose weight, shave their head or grow a beard for roles all the time. The sensible thing to do is tell her what's needed, hand her a 2 razor and 10 minutes later, the problem is solved. I really can't believe they would spend thousands of dollars and the extra time to do that with cgi. The story might make a good box office draw tho.
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H.
I though the young Tony Stark scene looked fake. I though the same with the Star Wars ones with Luke and Leya in Episode IX also. The one with Kirk Russel was very very good. The one from X-Men was good for most of it, but there were part where it looked faked. At the matter of fact, the same issues that made X-Men, young Tony, Leya/Luke is the same thing for all of them.
Oh yea. Capt American was nicely done as well.
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I though the young Tony Stark scene looked fake. I though the same with the Star Wars ones with Luke and Leya in Episode IX also. The one with Kirk Russel was very very good. The one from X-Men was good for most of it, but there were part where it looked faked. At the matter of fact, the same issues that made X-Men, young Tony, Leya/Luke is the same thing for all of them.
Oh yea. Capt American was nicely done as well.
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Xylarxcode
No Michael Douglas in Ant-Man? They did a flashback sequence to the 80's with a young Michael Douglas that is every bit as convincing as young Kurt Russell was in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2. It's pretty amazing what they can pull off with enough time and money. If you didn't know any better, you'd think they somehow managed to put their actual younger version in the movie.
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No Michael Douglas in Ant-Man? They did a flashback sequence to the 80's with a young Michael Douglas that is every bit as convincing as young Kurt Russell was in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2. It's pretty amazing what they can pull off with enough time and money. If you didn't know any better, you'd think they somehow managed to put their actual younger version in the movie.
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MauComm
I foresee Congress having an investigation on this, and forcing the movie industry to disclaim these over-paid actors ARE digitally enhanced. Look at any recent Johhny Depp movies and you'll see, and then look at him in real life, a drunken wreck of himself with lines all over his face. But. movies are a billion dollar industry and all they look for, is facial recognition.
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I foresee Congress having an investigation on this, and forcing the movie industry to disclaim these over-paid actors ARE digitally enhanced. Look at any recent Johhny Depp movies and you'll see, and then look at him in real life, a drunken wreck of himself with lines all over his face. But. movies are a billion dollar industry and all they look for, is facial recognition.
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Damidas
The capability to make actors look younger clearly exists so I don't understand why that wasn't applied to El Camino. Breaking bad was one of the most famous shows of all time, you would think they would try to make an unnecessary spin-off movie look as good as possible. They all looked so old & fat even tho it's only 6 years later, it was a real bummer
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The capability to make actors look younger clearly exists so I don't understand why that wasn't applied to El Camino. Breaking bad was one of the most famous shows of all time, you would think they would try to make an unnecessary spin-off movie look as good as possible. They all looked so old & fat even tho it's only 6 years later, it was a real bummer
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RomiesStudio
I know this is an old post but i just came across it, Captain America is not quite accurate. The method used was filming the same shot three times once with Chris once with another thin small actor and once without any main actor. They then composited Chris face on the other body and used the empty shots to composite it.
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I know this is an old post but i just came across it, Captain America is not quite accurate. The method used was filming the same shot three times once with Chris once with another thin small actor and once without any main actor. They then composited Chris face on the other body and used the empty shots to composite it.
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Annie
Wow, talk about delusional. what was up with Kurt Russell acting like makeup could achieve a gravity defying reversal of his aging skin, LOL. I didn't realize men could be so vain but honestly, he had to know that no amount of makeup could achieve the digitally remastered version of him on screen. Sheesh!
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Wow, talk about delusional. what was up with Kurt Russell acting like makeup could achieve a gravity defying reversal of his aging skin, LOL. I didn't realize men could be so vain but honestly, he had to know that no amount of makeup could achieve the digitally remastered version of him on screen. Sheesh!
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YaBoiiChris
These days I honestly dont think tattoos are a big deal, maybe if you have like full sleeves or half sleeves. But like 1 or 2 of them on your body, Im pretty sure they can make it unnoticed with there fancy tech stuff, or makeup depending on how big or colorful the tatt is.
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These days I honestly dont think tattoos are a big deal, maybe if you have like full sleeves or half sleeves. But like 1 or 2 of them on your body, Im pretty sure they can make it unnoticed with there fancy tech stuff, or makeup depending on how big or colorful the tatt is.
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dadoctah
And then there's the easy approach to rejuvenating an actor. In the 2009 vampire movie Suck, there's a flashback that shows how Malcolm McDowell's character Eddie Van Helsing first became a vampire hunter. They simply cut in footage from his 1973 picture Oh Lucky Man.
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And then there's the easy approach to rejuvenating an actor. In the 2009 vampire movie Suck, there's a flashback that shows how Malcolm McDowell's character Eddie Van Helsing first became a vampire hunter. They simply cut in footage from his 1973 picture Oh Lucky Man.
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