CGI is added in post. With practical effects, the actors can actually interact with stuff, now where to look at and have an idea of what they’re supposed to look at.

Practical effects can (and have) looked better than CGI. The entire JW movie looks like an over-saturated cartoon with these dinosaurs.

Whatever. There’s only two things in cinematography, what’s in the shot and what isn’t. Everything that isn’t in the shot literally doesn’t exist. The raptor might has well have teleported there or something— no amount of rational reflexion after the facts to try and hold the pieces together don’t make up for the…

At least they look like they’re here.

But it did came out of utterly nowhere. Seriously, they were packing embryos five minutes ago, very chill... I get that it pays off dramatically, but the way it does still comes off as an afterthought.

I did watch JP1 recently— JW doesn’t hold a candle.

I was even annoyed by the death of the military guy. He did everything to deserve the worst comeuppance in the world, and then it happens mid-monologue, with a raptor coming literally out of nowhere as if the movie threw it away disgusted at us. “Oh right, I guess this is due? whatever”

I don’t watch many trailers, because I like to be surprised. I just remember the news a while ago when the first ones came out and everyone thought the dinos looked awful, with careful hopes that further post-production would make them better.

Nothing. But close, close ties with utter incompetence.

Oh, honey.

You may be right, I seem to half remember a drunken stupor in which, against all common sense, the protagonist was running in high heels.

The CGI is constant and impossibly fake-looking. Sorry...!

I like how the entire gist of this article, that is “Witcher 3 is great but boobs are distracting” basically boils down to advocating for a dress code in schools.

So I’m sure someone way more informed or smarter than me has either come up with —or dismissed obviously idiotic— few solutions that seem pretty straightforward to me:

And the music, by Lords! the music makes you want to start looking up.

Unless, y’know, in the aftermath of Blaine’s death by Liv’s hand there’s like half a dozen rummaging zombies likely to be pissed and disorganized left. And that’s not even counting their clients, that only Blaine knows to keep in check. We’ve already seen what happens when a delivery gets late. Do you want Seattle to…

Not at all. Iris has no coherent storyline of her own to weave her character and motivation tightly. Her story bits are so janky and awkwardly paced it’s evident the focus was on her character as a plot point for Barry’s shenanigans first. To be fair, it’s really harder to do when a show needs 20-something episodes a…

I know! But with what happened with Peyton, we can see that her reasons are legitimate and respectable, albeit wrong!

I severely disagree. While Bella was precisely *nothing*, Major is at least nice. That argument is trumped right then and there.