Comments for 3d Animation CGI http://3danimationcgi.com CGI, 3d Animation, 3d models, 3d special effects, and 3d technology Sun, 30 Oct 2011 19:19:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Chris Evans Is CGI Skinny In Captain America: Another Look by admin http://3danimationcgi.com/chris-evans-is-cgi-skinny-in-captain-america-another-look/comment-page-1/#comment-1721 admin Sun, 30 Oct 2011 19:19:38 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=105#comment-1721 Thanks for the information Josh! I wonder if they specifically modeled their special effects after his body(Leander Deeny) to make Chris Evans look small in the other scenes when they used the digital shrinking/muscle blurring technique. Thanks for the information Josh! I wonder if they specifically modeled their special effects after his body(Leander Deeny) to make Chris Evans look small in the other scenes when they used the digital shrinking/muscle blurring technique.

]]> Comment on Chris Evans Is CGI Skinny In Captain America: Another Look by josh http://3danimationcgi.com/chris-evans-is-cgi-skinny-in-captain-america-another-look/comment-page-1/#comment-1720 josh Sun, 30 Oct 2011 05:49:38 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=105#comment-1720 It is a body double,his name leander deeny,just go to full cast veiw and it will have caption America 2/ double It is a body double,his name leander deeny,just go to full cast veiw and it will have caption America 2/ double

]]> Comment on CLU and Young Jeff Bridges CGI in Tron Legacy: Another Look by Katie http://3danimationcgi.com/clu-and-young-jeff-bridges-cgi-in-tron-legacy-another-look/comment-page-1/#comment-1716 Katie Sat, 08 Oct 2011 18:59:45 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=53#comment-1716 I know that I am leaving comments almost a year too late. I have read all your comments with interest and although I bow to everyone's technical superiority as a mere Literature graduate I have to say that I have now watched 'Legacy' about 6 times in the last 3 months and I am utterly entralled by it. I actually had not seen the first Tron before I saw 'Legacy' and went back to seek it out for greater context and though I could see that in the 80s it would have been considered a landmark piece of cinema, I did not particularly engage in it like I did with 'Legacy.' Whilst I accept that CLU's face was devoid of human characteristics as was the young Kevin Flynn, I applied the cinematic equivalent of 'poetic licence' which enabled me to buy into what I was viewing. For me, I am also fascinated by the quest in anything I read or watch. Those of you who have studied English will be familiar with this theme which exists in most of the greatest literature ever written and in 'Legacy' you can see the parallels between this story and the knights of the medieval periods questing for the holy grail, which in this case for Kevin and his son (and indeed CLU who of course represents the flaws of the young Kevin) is the hunger for knowledge and perfection. It is ultimately the journey of mankind which hopefully leads to some sort of fulfilment. I know that I am leaving comments almost a year too late. I have read all your comments with interest and although I bow to everyone’s technical superiority as a mere Literature graduate I have to say that I have now watched ‘Legacy’ about 6 times in the last 3 months and I am utterly entralled by it. I actually had not seen the first Tron before I saw ‘Legacy’ and went back to seek it out for greater context and though I could see that in the 80s it would have been considered a landmark piece of cinema, I did not particularly engage in it like I did with ‘Legacy.’ Whilst I accept that CLU’s face was devoid of human characteristics as was the young Kevin Flynn, I applied the cinematic equivalent of ‘poetic licence’ which enabled me to buy into what I was viewing. For me, I am also fascinated by the quest in anything I read or watch. Those of you who have studied English will be familiar with this theme which exists in most of the greatest literature ever written and in ‘Legacy’ you can see the parallels between this story and the knights of the medieval periods questing for the holy grail, which in this case for Kevin and his son (and indeed CLU who of course represents the flaws of the young Kevin) is the hunger for knowledge and perfection. It is ultimately the journey of mankind which hopefully leads to some sort of fulfilment.

]]> Comment on CLU and Young Jeff Bridges CGI in Tron Legacy: Another Look by civicspoon http://3danimationcgi.com/clu-and-young-jeff-bridges-cgi-in-tron-legacy-another-look/comment-page-1/#comment-1658 civicspoon Thu, 25 Aug 2011 02:59:52 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=53#comment-1658 storyline for tron 3 is 1. how quorra lives in a real world. 2. how to get back into the grid.3. CLU to attempt to bring his army into real world. 4. Quorra learn her powers in real world. 5. CLU test himself and manage get out to real world. remote manage his army from real world. 6. battle between CLU n Quorra. 7. get inside grid saves father flynn. so how's my storyboard? storyline for tron 3 is 1. how quorra lives in a real world. 2. how to get back into the grid.3. CLU to attempt to bring his army into real world. 4. Quorra learn her powers in real world. 5. CLU test himself and manage get out to real world. remote manage his army from real world. 6. battle between CLU n Quorra. 7. get inside grid saves father flynn.

so how’s my storyboard?

]]> Comment on CLU and Young Jeff Bridges CGI in Tron Legacy: Another Look by Paul G http://3danimationcgi.com/clu-and-young-jeff-bridges-cgi-in-tron-legacy-another-look/comment-page-1/#comment-1646 Paul G Sat, 20 Aug 2011 22:10:22 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=53#comment-1646 I thought that the Bruce Boxleitner CGI was amazing, and completely believable. Admittedly the image is somewhat broken up by scan lines, but even when I saw it at the cinema, I thought they'd done a better job with him than CLU. Could be we aren't as familiar with Boxleitner, that he hasn't changed as much, or just that he was only in it briefly, but even watching it on DVD and freeze framing, it looks great, and I can't wait to see more of TRON in the next movie. I thought that the Bruce Boxleitner CGI was amazing, and completely believable. Admittedly the image is somewhat broken up by scan lines, but even when I saw it at the cinema, I thought they’d done a better job with him than CLU. Could be we aren’t as familiar with Boxleitner, that he hasn’t changed as much, or just that he was only in it briefly, but even watching it on DVD and freeze framing, it looks great, and I can’t wait to see more of TRON in the next movie.

]]> Comment on Captain America: Chris Evans Is Skinny And Scrawny Thanks To CGI by samir http://3danimationcgi.com/captain-america-chris-evans-is-skinny-and-scrawny-thanks-to-cgi/comment-page-1/#comment-1639 samir Sat, 13 Aug 2011 08:56:05 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=93#comment-1639 not even the transformation scene uses a body double, it was chris, they showed that scene's making on mtv : at the movies not even the transformation scene uses a body double, it was chris, they showed that scene’s making on mtv : at the movies

]]> Comment on Chris Evans Is CGI Skinny In Captain America: Another Look by Bluenoser http://3danimationcgi.com/chris-evans-is-cgi-skinny-in-captain-america-another-look/comment-page-1/#comment-1637 Bluenoser Wed, 10 Aug 2011 16:29:27 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=105#comment-1637 Chris acted it all and they shrunk his body. No body double, no CGI head. Chris acted it all and they shrunk his body. No body double, no CGI head.

]]> Comment on Captain America: Chris Evans Is Skinny And Scrawny Thanks To CGI by admin http://3danimationcgi.com/captain-america-chris-evans-is-skinny-and-scrawny-thanks-to-cgi/comment-page-1/#comment-1636 admin Sun, 07 Aug 2011 04:50:35 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=93#comment-1636 It has since been stated that most of the performance was his, except for the scene that had him strapped down going into the chamber. That is supposedly when they used the double and match moved his head on to it. The rest of the movie used the body shrinking technique. It has since been stated that most of the performance was his, except for the scene that had him strapped down going into the chamber. That is supposedly when they used the double and match moved his head on to it. The rest of the movie used the body shrinking technique.

]]> Comment on Captain America: Chris Evans Is Skinny And Scrawny Thanks To CGI by Anna http://3danimationcgi.com/captain-america-chris-evans-is-skinny-and-scrawny-thanks-to-cgi/comment-page-1/#comment-1635 Anna Sat, 06 Aug 2011 18:39:06 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=93#comment-1635 actually, no, Chris Evans insisted that his performance be entirely his, so throughout all of his skinny scenes, it's always his face, head, and body. They used some kinda of body shrinking technique. but good theories, that's what i had thought until i watched an interview w/ him. actually, no, Chris Evans insisted that his performance be entirely his, so throughout all of his skinny scenes, it’s always his face, head, and body. They used some kinda of body shrinking technique. but good theories, that’s what i had thought until i watched an interview w/ him.

]]> Comment on Captain America: Chris Evans Is Skinny And Scrawny Thanks To CGI by Zoraida Vazquez http://3danimationcgi.com/captain-america-chris-evans-is-skinny-and-scrawny-thanks-to-cgi/comment-page-1/#comment-1634 Zoraida Vazquez Wed, 03 Aug 2011 03:13:43 +0000 http://3danimationcgi.com/?p=93#comment-1634 Well then who is the guy mentioned in the credits who is Steven Harvey when young ( Leander Deeny) as Steve Rogers double/ Barman? Well then who is the guy mentioned in the credits who is Steven Harvey when young ( Leander Deeny) as Steve Rogers double/ Barman?

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