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Most of us have seen Matrix, the bullet-time effect was amazing and that movie is filled with superb effects. At least according to me. However, if you create a movie, short or long, or an intro. How much effects are actually good and how much is enough?
We've seen great movies like The Godfather and Titanic. None of them have cool super effects. Nothing flashy, no shaking cameras or crazy lightning. A movie like Transformers for instance, are obviously filled with effects, but I'm not talking about effects as in a transformer. I talk about effects like lightning, slow-motion, shaking grounds or text and lightning.
This is obviously hard to answer too, as some movies or intros are superb with tons of effects. Imagine Titanic. Wouldn't be too good if Leonardo could kill people with a laser from his eyes. Right? - But it wouldn't be the same if Iron Man couldn't fly..
So, where to use effects and how much is enough?
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Thank you both for your replies. I appreciate it. I do agree with you that special effects are awesome and I love most of them, but as Lynne stated, I watch like a billion youtube videos per day and I feel a bit disturbed most of the times, due to all their crazy effects.. Some people doesn't seem to understand that less is more sometimes.. :D
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We've seen great movies like The Godfather and Titanic. None of them have cool super effects. Nothing flashy, no shaking cameras or crazy lightning. A movie like Transformers for instance, are obviously filled with effects, but I'm not talking about effects as in a transformer. I talk about effects like lightning, slow-motion, shaking grounds or text and lightning.I believe you just answered your own question.
It really depends on where the effects would be used. I mean, Titanic movie with Transformer effects would be so, informal right? So using the necessary effects depending on the genre of the movie is always the way to go. After all, each of us have our own tastes so it would always vary.
[quote]We've seen great movies like The Godfather and Titanic. None of them have cool super effects. Nothing flashy, no shaking cameras or crazy lightning. A movie like Transformers for instance, are obviously filled with effects, but I'm not talking about effects as in a transformer. I talk about effects like lightning, slow-motion, shaking grounds or text and lightning. [/quote]I believe you just answered your own question. :D It really depends on where the effects would be used. I mean, Titanic movie with Transformer effects would be so, informal right? So using the necessary effects depending on the genre of the movie is always the way to go. After all, each of us have our own tastes so it would always vary.
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