While last year saw the “Mad Max: Fury Road” prequel “Furiosa” flop despite strong ... simply flaunting for months how much the CGI alien resembles his hand-drawn counterpart, while ...

However, despite capturing the zany energy of Fury Road, Furiosa's CGI moments look way worse. Even in trailers for Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, the prequel looks notably different from 2015's Mad Max ...

Furiosa, hiding beneath the truck ... The director says that the growth of CGI aided immeasurably in designing his action sequences, as the ability to digitally erase harnesses now allows stunts ...

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but also marks an equally steep nosedive into CGI hokum. What lies at the bottom ... extends the physical versatility she demonstrated in Furiosa. They are engaging in a way that surpasses the ...

"Mad Max: Fury Road" and its prequel, "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga," have stayed ... have the massive vehicle crash on set instead of using CGI. Miller recalled the massive stunt in the book "Miller ...

Whether U.S. audiences just aren’t familiar with British pop star Robbie Williams or moviegoers don’t want to see a musical headlined by a CGI chimp, Paramount’s “Better Man” become a ...

But anyone with working eyes should have been able to appreciate Furiosa on the most basic, right-brain level. Did the fixation on Miller’s heavier deployment of CGI blind folks to the ...

Considering that Furiosa was criticised both pre and post-release for its noticeably greater use of CGI compared to Fury Road, the end credits montage only invited audiences to make that comparison.

“Transformers One” is a key part of that, as the studio seeks to transition the “more than meets the eye” robots from the live-action/CGI tentpole franchise it has been on the big screen ...

And on Furiosa, this was Colin Gibson ... these films famously used mostly practical effects and real stunt work versus CGI. And so it really makes the action feel more tangible somehow.