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Bomby · 07-05-2007, 10:42 AM

CGI was exciting back in the days of Jurassic Park and Toy Story. Now it's just annoying. The scenes of Spiderman swinging throughout New York city are no longer exciting - it's all run of the mill. Even though the new Die Hard was a thoroughly entertaining film, it wasn't because of the action, it was because of the intensity of whether or not McClane's job would be done on time. I have not seen, nor do I plan on seeing Transformers, but judging from the commercials, I can already tell it's just the same old **** in a new bucket.

So here is my new plea to Hackywood:

Calm down with the CGI! You let it spoil faster than milk sitting on the porch.

Too see what I mean, compare the aforementioned graphics of Spiderman swinging throughout New York to the stunts in Jackie Chan's Police Story. The former isn't even in the same building as the latter.

07-05-2007, 10:42 AM	#1
Bomby My name is Stereotype with an A Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: Searching the city for Sci-Fi Wasabi Gender: Posts: 15,194 Thanks: 210 Thanked 613 Times in 399 Posts Blog Entries: 4 Points: 7,903.59 Bank: 2,506,696.76 Total Points: 2,514,600.36 Donate	Enough with the CGI already! CGI was exciting back in the days of Jurassic Park and Toy Story. Now it's just annoying. The scenes of Spiderman swinging throughout New York city are no longer exciting - it's all run of the mill. Even though the new Die Hard was a thoroughly entertaining film, it wasn't because of the action, it was because of the intensity of whether or not McClane's job would be done on time. I have not seen, nor do I plan on seeing Transformers, but judging from the commercials, I can already tell it's just the same old **** in a new bucket. So here is my new plea to Hackywood: Calm down with the CGI! You let it spoil faster than milk sitting on the porch. Too see what I mean, compare the aforementioned graphics of Spiderman swinging throughout New York to the stunts in Jackie Chan's Police Story. The former isn't even in the same building as the latter.