Mad Max: Fury Road without CGI is still more spectacular Menghadirkan
Mad Max: Fury Road without CGI is still more spectacular , 
in an era where huge Box-Office movies are usually made using lots of work CGI, Mad Max: Fury Road was able to deviate from the standard in the most delicious ways.
stunt work. Sometimes it's as simple as getting the good old stuntmen to do their job without flaw, while the camera is rolling and the angle is just right for you to capture a very dynamic photo of someone doing something surprising.
admit it, just as much fun as you may have watch Deadpool or v Batman Superman everything was mostly done in front of a green screen with the help of artificial brains - and for some moviegoers, it's not as exciting as the real thing.
fair attention now, I look at this pretty action-packed long of 4 minutes much free reel of CGI of Fury Road can lead you to think even more strongly the film of George Miller-directed.
Ironically, the film won an Oscar for "Best achievement in Visual effects", which generally goes to something like an Avatar or some other CGI-packed films.
here again, he also won film of the year, as well as 213 other awards (seriously), making it one of the best (if not the best) film of 2015.
Mad Max: Fury Road without CGI is still more spectacular
Mad Max: Fury Road without CGI is always beyond spectacular
in an era where huge Box-Office movies are usually made using lots of work CGI, Mad Max: Fury Road was able to deviate from the standard in the most delicious ways.
stunt work. Sometimes it's as simple as getting the good old stuntmen to do their job without flaw, while the camera is rolling and the angle is just right for you to capture a very dynamic photo of someone doing something surprising.
admit it, just as much fun as you may have watch Deadpool or v Batman Superman everything was mostly done in front of a green screen with the help of artificial brains - and for some moviegoers, it's not as exciting as the real thing.
fair attention now, I look at this pretty action-packed long of 4 minutes much free reel of CGI of Fury Road can lead you to think even more strongly the film of George Miller-directed.
Ironically, the film won an Oscar for "Best achievement in Visual effects", which generally goes to something like an Avatar or some other CGI-packed films.
here again, he also won film of the year, as well as 213 other awards (seriously), making it one of the best (if not the best) film of 2015.