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The Avengers and Transformers are in the same bracket to me.So what does that make movies like Transformers? Unless you're seriously trying to group them together...
It's not an insult or anything. It is what is.
The Avengers and Transformers are in the same bracket to me.So what does that make movies like Transformers? Unless you're seriously trying to group them together...
Did a bit of digging, you'll find this interesting:
http://www.awn.com/articles/effects-mastery-imaster-and-commander-far-side-worldi
Gives us a chance to improve our tech at least. Pacific Rim will be building off of the water sim stuff from Battleship, for example.
He is peak human. He is everything a human is capable of being at the maximum potential. He has super strength which allows him to weild the shield without any pain from force of impact. He has the mind to calculate the angle at which to bounce the shield around and hit multiple targets. He is an excellent leader and strategist.
Yes hes a fairly popular character. You should read Ed Brubaker's run on the character. Real life answer about his name is that he is a propaganda mouthpiece. The movie illustrates this. But later on he has evolved and is name is representing how he is trying to fight for the American dream
Charlie Day in Pacific Rim. That just seems out of left field. Can't to see how Del Toro's vision is realized.
The Avengers and Transformers are in the same bracket to me.
It's not an insult or anything. It is what is.
Did a bit of digging, you'll find this interesting:
http://www.awn.com/articles/effects-mastery-imaster-and-commander-far-side-worldi
That's neat, but in this movie's case I'd rather not lift the veil.
I hate to disrupt the discussion you guys are having (actually I don't) but what's the deal with Capin America? I understand that he is from a different era but isn't he supposed to be a Super Soldier? Surely he should be able to do some amazing things no human can instead of thowing a shield? BTW I really enjoyed his 1 on 1 with Loky in the beginning Im just wondering about his power, not hating America mkay.
And and what's the deal with the name? Superman is a very American character but it's not obvious so why is Capin so umm America? Is he even a popular character? Well whatever the case I only know of him from the Spiderman cartoon in the early 90s.
Did you disagree with Spoony's review, then? He articulated so much of what I deeply feel about this film.The Avengers and Transformers are in the same bracket to me.
It's not an insult or anything. It is what is.
The Avengers and Transformers are in the same bracket to me.
It's not an insult or anything. It is what is.
Yeah, the couple beside me were going ga-ga over Cap's behind.This movie had some pretty fucking nice ass-shots
This movie had some pretty fucking nice ass-shots
The Avengers and Transformers are in the same bracket to me.
It's not an insult or anything. It is what is.
She was the ship captain woman, right? Yeah, she had some really nice ones. Scar Jo's ass was fucking brilliant in this movie though.The best ones were from Shield Agent Maria Hill.
Just realized that neither Capt nor Thor go shirtless.
1 1/2 stars now.
No, I agree with his assessment of why Avengers is better than the TF movies but they both still fall into that same summer movie spectacle bracket.Did you disagree with Spoony's review, then? He articulated so much of what I deeply feel about this film.
The Avengers and Transformers are in the same bracket to me.
It's not an insult or anything. It is what is.
Just read "The Infinity Gauntlet". The badassness of Thanos becoming a god is greatly lessened by the fact he did it just for a chick. He spends most of his time whining cause Mistress Death didn't want his bitchass. It was "putting the pussy on a pedestal" on a cosmic scale. He's all, "I killed 1/2 the universe for you, milady. Why won't you love me?! :'(" and she's all "Whatever man."
Weta’s Guy Williams began with a look at the Captain America jump from the Quinjet. We saw a before and after plate of Chris Edwards jumping onto a green bag. Because the shot was a oner following Cap down through the sky, Weta made the character completely digital for the whole shot, requiring roto-mation of the live action. To validate the process, they showed the client the shot, but only the CG version, and it was approved. We then saw breakdowns of the mountaintop scene with Thor and Loki, which featured projected matte paintings, and then the forest fight between Thor and Iron Man. One amazing shot features Thor being ground into a cliff face – a scene relying on some intial mocap for the action and then incredible levels of animation and effects, cloth sims and compositing to realize.
Weta also worked on Hawkeye’s arrival at the Helicarrier and the subsequent engine explosion. The fluid sim for that ran for 36 hours and used deep compositing for the many layers of explosions, particles and debris. An impressive addition to the aftermath of the destruction on the Helicarrier were bubbled panels caused by the heat which were created by using edge maps for the ship’s panels and putting a large frequency distortion on them. Some nice volumetric clouds breakdowns were a feature of those Helicarrier shots, too.
ILM visual effects supervisor Jeff White then began a quickfire presentation of his studio’s work – we just saw so many shots of the New York battle, the aliens (with faces added late in the game), Hulk and Iron Man. The Leviathans were particularly interesting since ILM had to make them an armoured flying worm with a ‘nougaty’ soft centre, and sell their enormous sense of scale. They also had to add what White called a ‘sushi platter’ of Leviathan guts whenever one was destroyed.
We saw breakdowns of the New York scenes, including the panoramic HDR photography set-ups made over an eight week shoot (garnering 275,000 images) and how ILM used a NY model lined up to their photography to solve what was viewable in each shot. All the little details were there too – plantboxes, sandwich boards, traffic lights, cars, cars with doors open to show a city that was being evacuated in panic and police cars (which had the benefit of having flashing lights, a good way to show movement). 360s of the environments could also then be pinned onto Iron Man, say, to help with reflections.
For Hulk, White showed a very cool reference shoot of ‘Green Steve’, a muscly stand-in painted green who performed many of the moves seen in the final film on set (we also saw a much smaller Green Steve for scenes shot in Ohio). Breakdowns here included the skin texture shoot, Lightstage set-up, dental moulds, cloth sims, vein maps, lifecast of Mark Ruffalo and the unique rig to highlight Hulk’s eyes which were darkened by his large brow (it was interesting to hear that in live action often torches are shone onto actor’s eyes to highlight them, too).
Compare the third act of TF3 with the third act of Avengers.It's a huge insult. Michael Bay movies are hot garbage. The Avengers was a great movie. Garbage and great movies are not in the same bracket.
Compare the third act of TF3 with the third act of Avengers.
They absolutely fall into the same bracket; why do you think people like Spoony and etc compare Avengers to Transformers in the first place?
It's a huge insult. Michael Bay movies are hot garbage. The Avengers was a great movie. Garbage and great movies are not in the same bracket.
Because it's an easy and superficial comparison to make that requires zero additional thought.
Have you listened to his review/comparison?Because it's an easy and superficial comparison to make that requires zero additional thought.
You can't be serious. The pacing, structure and climax alone puts the last 30 minutes of Avengers leagues ahead of TF3s.Compare the third act of TF3 with the third act of Avengers.
They absolutely fall into the same bracket, without question really; why do you think people like Spoony and etc compare Avengers to Transformers in the first place?
Point is that their is a marked similarity between the two last acts, even if one is executed better than the ottherYou can't be serious. The pacing, structure and climax alone puts the last 30 minutes of Avengers leagues ahead of TF3s.
TF3s last 30-45 minutes was simply a scattershot collection of random action sequences without an ounce of thought poured into pacing, the entire setpiece was poorly structured, with characters disappearing for the sake of convenience, events being glossed over, etc.
You can't be serious. The pacing, structure and climax alone puts the last 30 minutes of Avengers leagues ahead of TF3s.
TF3s last 30-45 minutes was simply a scattershot collection of random action sequences without an ounce of thought poured into pacing, the entire setpiece was poorly structured, with characters disappearing for the sake of convenience, events being glossed over, etc.
Compare the third act of TF3 with the third act of Avengers.
They absolutely fall into the same bracket; why do you think people like Spoony and etc compare Avengers to Transformers in the first place?
Compare the third act of TF3 with the third act of Avengers.
They absolutely fall into the same bracket; why do you think people like Spoony and etc compare Avengers to Transformers in the first place?
Because it's an easy and superficial comparison to make that requires zero additional thought.
I just saw this movie for the first time tonight at a Drive In theater.
It was decent, but fuck drive-ins, no wonder they don't really exist anymore.
Pretty much.You're missing the point of the comparison. TF3 was a bag of smashed asshole yes we all agree. But Avengers took was TF3 was trying to do and perfected it. Made it into art, despite the fact it was basically the last part of TF3, it's an achievement and should be applauded.
No, I agree with his assessment of why Avengers is better than the TF movies but they both still fall into that same summer movie spectacle bracket.
Avengers takes the typical summer movie formula and executes it pretty well --- it doesn't transcend it by any means.
Again, not an insult.
However, I do love what is ultimately his undoing.
Deep down, he knows he is unworthy of such power, and allows the good guys to win every time.
Point is that their is a marked similarity between the two last acts, even if one is executed better than the otther
they need to put that series on the marvel app
I thought you guys were fine with Avengers being a fun, summer movie spectacle type film --- now that you realize Transformers falls into the same bracket you reject it?
I thought you guys were fine with Avengers being a fun, summer movie spectacle type film --- now that you realize Transformers falls into the same bracket you reject it?
I thought you guys were fine with Avengers being a fun, summer movie spectacle type film --- now that you realize Transformers falls into the same bracket you reject it?
I just saw this movie for the first time tonight at a Drive In theater.
It was decent, but fuck drive-ins, no wonder they don't really exist anymore.