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Finding Nemo: no spoilers
(Sorry Elwen, mom wanted to do stuff today. But if you want I can probably still go see it again Sunday morning.)
Brother Bear and The Incredibles. Two separate, spectacular-looking previews from Disney and co.
The short before the movie was truly amazing. They were doing this level of work even in 1989?
The textures of materials, from fish scales to turtle shell to metal chain to aquarium scum. 100% realistic, yet still faintly surreal, so that you can tell it still has the magic of an animated film. Most remarkable.
Did enjoy all the scientific details in the movie, where I caught that the animators did their research and weren't pandering to cartoon physics. Of course, there are still things that weren't real-life accurate, but hey, it's a movie.
I wonder if they rendered the whole view of Sydney? It looked awfully detailed... And I won't even go into all the water.
Buzz Lightyear's cameo <g> The nervous tiny fish <beg>
And last of all: Mine!?
Brother Bear and The Incredibles. Two separate, spectacular-looking previews from Disney and co.
The short before the movie was truly amazing. They were doing this level of work even in 1989?
The textures of materials, from fish scales to turtle shell to metal chain to aquarium scum. 100% realistic, yet still faintly surreal, so that you can tell it still has the magic of an animated film. Most remarkable.
Did enjoy all the scientific details in the movie, where I caught that the animators did their research and weren't pandering to cartoon physics. Of course, there are still things that weren't real-life accurate, but hey, it's a movie.
I wonder if they rendered the whole view of Sydney? It looked awfully detailed... And I won't even go into all the water.
Buzz Lightyear's cameo <g> The nervous tiny fish <beg>
And last of all: Mine!?