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I feel like movies haven't changed much at all since around mid 90s. Like as long as current day fashion doesn't appear in the movie, then i don't see how a person would even be able to tell if a movie came out today vs. twenty years ago.
Easy: the effects got worse /hj
Effects have gotten better, but they've made everything else worse. Costume? Add it in post. Proper lighting? Add it in post. The entire set? Add it in post.
Add second screen syndrome and every new movie and TV show is perfect to have on in the background while you scroll through Facebook
Some have, some haven't. I feel like physical explosions often work better for instance.
I don't disagree. Practical effects are are almost always preferable to CGI, especially with things like explosions and fluid movement. I'm just saying that special effects themselves have largely improved, to the detriment of the medium as a whole
I think I get your point better now, CGI has improved and is now being used for everything because it's "good enough" but this has lead to a reduction in quality because no one bothers to do anything properly any more?
Effects CAN be better, but studios often don't give them enough time anymore, so they get rushed and can often look worse than stuff they did 20 years but took their time on.
The corridor digital guys have a video where they compare what an animator can do for a shot given 5 minutes, 5 hours, 5 days.