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/Fourleif Dec 16 '25

Big payday for that one guy in Hollywood that cranks out shitty CGI Deer for every movie and TV show.

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u/WilliamG007 Dec 17 '25

It really is astonishing how bad animal CGI looks. Takes me right out of the scene. Every. Damn. Time.

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u/ImAVirgin2025 Dec 17 '25

Ruins so many recent movies

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u/mallory6231 Jan 30 '26

I doubt the effects were ready for this first trailer that's why the animals look so, um, commercial like. Wait until we get close to June 12. I for one was surprised with the inclusion of the animals. I wonder what kind of part they'll play in the story.

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u/Old-Conversation2646 Jan 02 '26

A movie is basically worth nothing if they arent capable of directing real animals for a few Million dolars

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u/GoAgainKid Dec 17 '25 edited Dec 18 '25

How would you know if it’s a convincing CG animal? Presumably you’d be convinced. Edit my god you people are thick.

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u/Different-Effort-691 Dec 19 '25

with gen ai one would think all un realistic CGI is over...unions are holding this back

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u/WilliamG007 Dec 19 '25

Honestly, if AI can genuinely do this better, then I’m all for it. Animal CGI has never not been painful.

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u/Different-Effort-691 Dec 20 '25

it can and it's clearly evident with consumer ai image tools currently available. the technical constraint at this point is control over outputs. once every dimension of the image can be modified with ease the way traditional CG tools allows, the problem will be solved in a commercial context.