The Flash | June 16 2023 | Ezra Miller, Michael Keaton | We’re stoping the count at a Nice 69% RT (it’s 72% For Real) | Please Remember that Your Enjoyment Of The Film is Not Based On Others Opinions And To Be Nice To Each Other

[cax16]

2 minutes ago, Flamengo81 said:

Looks like the VFX that we got from trailers is not that different from final movie. I can't defend this if it's indeed true, it's just ridiculous.

No one has seen the Final Cut of the movie yet. They’re saving that for critics/Audiences . The cut that’s been shown is the cinema con cut,  that cut is apparently also 10 minutes shorter and didn’t have after credits scenes and vfx weren’t done. 

[TMP]

They should have put a trailer or tv spot out or something to promote the ticket sales. Even reviews lol, they kind of just dropped with no real fanfare \

[AJG]

 

[belblazer]

It's the chinese trailer from yesterday. It's great.

[AJG]

CG looks like ass, but my rule is: if the film enjoyable then I don’t really care.

[CoolioD1]

"Guys, it's just a trailer the vfx will look better in the movie. they've got another six months to work on it" is always cope. it's never true.

Edited May 24, 2023 by CoolioD1

[thajdikt]

I don´t get it how it is that rough, wasn´t this movie pushed back like 7 months just because of VFX needing more time? I know there is a terrible amount of pressure and ridiculous workload for VFX artists so I´m not blaming them at all but this movie ended principal photography in October 2021. As to my knowledge this hasn´t had massive reshoots since then, just minor? I def thought that the VFX wouldn´t be this bad. Again stuff like that doesn´t bother me if the movie is good but it´s shocking how awful some it looks. Some of it looks like a fortnite loading screen.

[Seth Irskens]

Already got tickets booked! Looking forward to this one!

 

[SpiderByte]

2 hours ago, cax16 said:

No one has seen the Final Cut of the movie yet. They’re saving that for critics/Audiences . The cut that’s been shown is the cinema con cut,  that cut is apparently also 10 minutes shorter and didn’t have after credits scenes and vfx weren’t done. 

While movies like this do infamously work down to the literal last minute on VFX stuff sometimes...at this juncture what's in the ads is a safe measure to basically be how it'll look in the movie.

[cax16]

16 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

While movies like this do infamously work down to the literal last minute on VFX stuff sometimes...at this juncture what's in the ads is a safe measure to basically be how it'll look in the movie.

That’s fine with me, vfx rarely bother me unless it’s like Superman mouth in JL. I can’t imagine too many people in the GA care about this stuff either. I see all these movies with my wife and kids and friends when I go and have never once had a conversation about any vfx. It’s more something I only see discussed on here and on twitter. 

Edited May 24, 2023 by cax16

[excel1]

LONG and badass tv spot just aired with basketball game pushing tickets on sale. 

[RichWS]

Just saw the extended ad during the game. Why does the CG look so bad? Whole movie has that super flat digital sheen. 

[excel1]

1 minute ago, RichWS said:

Just saw the extended ad during the game. Why does the CG look so bad? Whole movie has that super flat digital sheen. 

 

See any DC or Marvel film of the last few years. 

 

That and several giant set pieces seem to take place in broad, cloudless daylight. Doesn't help. 

[excel1]

Too late too film and widely market a Jack Nicholson as Joker return in this film?!

[vinny2487]

33 minutes ago, excel1 said:

LONG and badass tv spot just aired with basketball game pushing tickets on sale. 

 

Just saw that too, TNT pretty much aired the new trailer. Corporate synergy! 😆

[grim22]

So they are hiding the actual ending?

 

 

 

[raegr]

1 hour ago, Seth Irskens said:

Already got tickets booked! Looking forward to this one!

 

thats your channel right?

[Johnny Tran]

The VFX don't look any worse than any other comic movie I've seen the past few years.  Aside from The Batman.  I think that was mostly practical effects, that movie looks good as hell.  The rest...not so much. 

[ThomasNicole]

Really liked the final trailer 

 

I really don´t get why people keep complaining about it visually, especially when the criticism come from the ´´lack of realism´´trope 

 

The wide open angle is giving it a very massive look in scope, the lack of realism is giving the action sequences a strong sense of dinamism and speed along insane camera movements ... it´s a really good idea for a movie based on comic books and very refreshing considering so many of these movies always try to make things looks super beliavable and mundane 

 

There are some bad VFX shots but nothing really unusual for a movie like this

[21C]

1 hour ago, ThomasNicole said:

Really liked the final trailer 

 

I really don´t get why people keep complaining about it visually, especially when the criticism come from the ´´lack of realism´´trope 

 

The wide open angle is giving it a very massive look in scope, the lack of realism is giving the action sequences a strong sense of dinamism and speed along insane camera movements ... it´s a really good idea for a movie based on comic books and very refreshing considering so many of these movies always try to make things looks super beliavable and mundane 

 

There are some bad VFX shots but nothing really unusual for a movie like this

Absolutely no one, and I mean, no  one is complaining about "lack of realism" in this lol They're complaining that the CGI looks bad. You can call it dynamism or whatever but that doesn't rule out it the characters look like plastic or like PS3 videogame cutscenes. There are plenty and I mean plenty of movies with even more bonkers concepts that have CGI not looking as bad (See GoTG Vol. 3 as an example)

I think that it's more noticeable here than in other movies especially because this film had like 18 months of post. At least a No Way Home has that excuse. 

Edited May 24, 2023 by 21C