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02/27/26(Fri)05:11:58 No.218243068
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Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)05:11:58 No.218243068 Archived
Why aren't there more movies that use forced perspective? It's superior over cgi.
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Anonymous
02/27/26(Fri)05:30:07 No.218243246
Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)05:30:07 No.218243246
>>218243068
Forced perspective is used to make objects appear to be a different size than they actually are.
CGI is used to render objects that physically don't exist.
They're not really comparable.
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Anonymous
02/27/26(Fri)07:07:09 No.218244250
Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)07:07:09 No.218244250
>>218243068
Michel Gondry does that kind of stuff all the time but nobody likes his movies
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Anonymous
02/27/26(Fri)08:17:03 No.218245112
Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)08:17:03 No.218245112
>>218243068
Pretty sure Debicki uses it in everything she films just so she doesn’t look like a giraffe on screen
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Anonymous
02/27/26(Fri)08:20:13 No.218245157
Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)08:20:13 No.218245157
>>218244250
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=II0er7TmkS8
Actually just watched this video of his
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