VFX Artists React to THE FLASH Bad & Great CGi

It looks like a video game where the run speed is faster than the animation's intended speed

The fakest thing about this movie is Ezra being a good person.

This is why Avatar CGI looks so good. The artists have like a decade to refine every little detail in every shot. Obviously that shouldn’t be the standard but even look at a movie like Dune. Incredible CGI and that movie was made on a normal timeline, the difference is the movie is shot first and then the CGI is made so the artists know exactly what they have to do instead of changing a scene 5 different times over the course of a month. This is a big reason why ‘The Creator’ looked so amazing. Movies need be planned out more instead of this shooting from the hip BS Marvel and DC do.

I know this horse has been beat to death at this point, but I just can't get over how this version of Barry runs Every time I see him swinging his arms like that it immediately breaks my immersion

I always love that this channel teaches the difference between what is intended cgi vs what is bad/misdone cgi

I think that Starship Troopers needs an episode. That CG was beyond its time and holds up really well. Best bug models in cinema.

I think I found an old music video for you guys, Mick Jagger - Let's Work. At first you're like, why is Mick Jagger running along a freeway with a crowd... But wait there's no shadows on the people. There's spill on some of them. Then it turns out it's all chroma keyed and match moved. But it isn't really wonky for 1987. It's surprisingly well done.

I love the empathy you guys have for the vfx team. Subscribed

The thing I struggle with is how long this movie was in development. It was delayed multiple years which makes me think that the studio had to have kept changing things and the artists couldn't keep up.

13:14 <-- Holy smokes I can't believe I got a shoutout in a VFX Artist React video!! As an animator on YouTube, this is a dream come true. Thank you Corridor for using your platform to spread awareness of the poor treatment of VFX artists & workers, they are truly the unsung heroes of Hollywood and deserve so much more. A channel the size of Corridor highlighting these conditions is a HUGE boost for getting the word out about the harsh reality of the VFX industry, so thank you guys so much!! -Zach M

"Floating heads" is the shortest most accurate description of modern super hero movies.

I think what they're going for with the 'slow running' is like when you see a helicopter's rotor blades going so fast but they look like they're moving slowly

I feel like the biggest problem with the digital cast is that it was never quick, we had far too much time look at Nick Cage's GMod model to realise that he wasn't there, if he did a fly by, did the eye stuff, turned off the red and flew off real quick, we'd be good but we just had far too much time that our brains start subconsciously picking it apart

I was sitting in the movie theater just imagining all the things y’all would say while watching

I know I shouldn't compare the two, but the CW's Flash made the powers and showcasing of speed very cool to watch.

Speaking of digi-doubling, I would love it if you had a look at Orphan Black. I think it was pretty low budget and there are tonns of replicas of one super talented actress and I think it looks flawless!

If only Henry Cavill was still alive, still in great shape, made it abundantly clear that he would love to come back for more Superman stuff and even filmed stuff for this movie that they could’ve used instead of cgi…. Oh, wait….

Love your take on not blaming the vfx people and that the backlash helps them. I completely agree.

When I watched it the first time I was expecting everything to be awful but the things that look great get undermined by the bad. Same with the actual story . The silly stuff under minds the great stuff

This is so interesting I love when you guys point out something I wouldn’t even think had cgi like the headphones