How did Blade Runner in 1982 make a better looking film than anything since then?
How did Blade Runner in 1982 make a better looking film than anything since then?
Ethan Campbell
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Alexander Cruz
It is pretty fuckin amazing kiddo
Jonathan King
Autism
Lucas Sullivan
Seen it in my local cinema couple years ago, it looked better on the big screen than any other film I seen that year.
Noah Robinson
p r a c t i c a l e f f e c t s f a m
Jackson Hernandez
Watch
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Landon Martin
Name something that's better looking
Caleb Flores
They did a lot of the sfx compositing in camera directly onto the film. So it gave more of an impression that what you were seeing was real instead of a cgi shitfest like modern cinema.
Joshua Torres
>Exhaustive effort put into sets, props, costumes, and visual effects (mostly limited to matte paintings and out of focus background objects as it should be)
>Great use of locations (Union Station, Bradbury Building, Deckard's apartment was a copy of a Frank Lloyd Wright house with some futuristic touches)
>Tone dictated dim lighting, decay and trash everywhere in most scenes which hide any flaws that do exist as well as contributing to atmosphere
>Ridley Scott has a great sense for visuals
It just all came together. Kind of miraculous
Jordan Rivera
A lot of moments in this film. I'm not going to sift through it for you.
Brandon Sanders
Visitor to a museum.
Luke Lewis
It invented cyberpunk
Joshua Campbell
wait 5 years and it'll look like play station 5 graphics
David Lewis
Ridley Scot always makes incredible looking movies, his attention to detail and worldbuilding are second to none.
Nathan Wilson
Giving a shit makes a difference
Henry Young
Sure kid
Charles Myers
>le blue pocahontas in the jungle
HA
Nathan Edwards
Loved Prometheus's visuals and I can't wait for Covenant 4k release.
Charles Cruz
>le Abyss
>le Terminator
>le Aliens
>le Titanic
Cameron takes lot of details to his movies.
Jacob Murphy
>tfw Ridley Scott used to give a shit and made good films
I think the Scott that made Blade Runner would be ashamed of the pathetic shadow that gave us Covenant.
Thomas Anderson
I'm thinking about watching it for the first time tonight.
Benjamin Harris
Abyss and Titanic are visually awful, and just generally bad films.
Tyler Lee
yes but cinematography is not of them
visually speaking, his movies all look the same
Michael Baker
I don't give a shit about the Titanic but the Abyss is a fantastic film and if I had feelings I fear they may have been hurt by your slight on it.
Adam Johnson
none of those films are known for their visuals/cinematography
Alexander Gomez
A great sense of aesthetic, but mostly film just looks great, Digital is ruining cinema.
Isaiah Nelson
Abyss (1989) won an oscar for special effects. Just look:
youtube.com
It literally was groundbreaking for CGI use. Lot of 90s era CGI was far inferior to it and even today aged well.
Sebastian Stewart
>tfw you realize the buildings are just little plastic boxes with holes poked in them
Connor Turner
Only in cinema.
Noah Miller
>normies will latch onto and shit up the new blade runner
Gabriel Gonzalez
watch dangerous days user
there was a big camera / cinematographer strike half way through the films schedule - they couldnt shoot and the production guys who were still employed had 6 extra months to keep twiddling and build and improve the sets....
this is what gave the film crazy detail... at the height of in camera effects and probably wont ever happen again
Nathan Richardson
is there anything more reddit than lauding old movies that look like shit nowadays or the classic ebin practical effects meme?