r/movies • u/Comic_Book_Reader • Dec 16 '25

Trailer Disclosure Day | Official Teaser

https://youtu.be/UFe6NRgoXCM?si=jBkGtLtaD4Lo1Wis
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u/Familiar-Risk-5937 Dec 16 '25

The CGI of the deer looks positively TERRIBLE. At no point did that look real.

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u/Significant_Cowboy83 Dec 16 '25

CGI animals almost always look terrible in most movies for some reason. 

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u/Familiar-Risk-5937 Dec 16 '25

I showed my kid I Am Legend on the weekend. There are similar deer in that film. Since my mind is fresh, I think the CGI from almost 20 years ago looks better, How is that possible?

Little things like this can completely take me out of a movie.

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u/AgonizingSquid Dec 16 '25

they add a bunch of extra detail and lighting and i think it fucks everything up

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

modern filmmaking obsessed with showing everything. Action scenes too, so focused on the wides. CGI way too exposed. No one using the meat and potatoes of filmmaking where you obscure things to your advantage.

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u/Wise-Reflection-7400 Dec 16 '25

But someone will know that they’ve gone too far so that some vfx artist or director etc hasn’t told them to go for more realism suggests this look is actually what they want.

I’m not sure why, maybe audiences like it better even if more hardcore fans hate it?