Hernalt posted:In contrast to the "worst" that ROTJ has to offer, consider Jake Lloyd's 'acting', Hayden Christiansen's hopeful but inexperienced and under-directed acting, every frame of Geonosis 3PO, Ben Burtt's 'editing' in the AOTC duel, CGI Yoda's 'sonic the hedgehog' representation of mass and momentum during his lightsabre battles, and live actors' body movement physics when stitched against CGI backgrounds (Anakin rides a Naboo beast, Anakin/Padme ride a colosseum beast, Anakin leaps onto lava floater).
DarthBoba posted:Well, this probably is my favorite OT film, although it definitely could've benefitted from being made after the advent of CGI
Jedi_Keiran_Halcyon posted:DarthBoba posted:Well, this probably is my favorite OT film, although it definitely could've benefitted from being made after the advent of CGI I know this is an older post, but this line just jumped out at me, it's so wrong. The space battle in RotJ has yet to be matched by any film as far as the beauty of its effects is concerned. Maybe if CGI ever gets to the point where scenes like the Battle of Coruscant stop looking like cartoons RotJ will lose its title, but the space battle/chase scenes from the OT are currently the best-looking ones that have ever been committed to celluloid.
Drewton posted:The Battle of Coruscant is the only battle which I think looks "off". I think the main reason is that there's just too many things happening and too many ships. If I was just a casual moviegoer I'd think "That's nice, but what the hell is going on? Who are they, and who are they? Was that bad...or was that good?" This is also one of the problems with Transformers. And, special effects just don't work as well with HD. The amount of colour didn't make it any more convincing, either.