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Old 08-02-2011, 12:39 PM
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Oh dear...!
it reminds me of the intro video of EAW, just with more polys!

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thats one scene that i like to see again

also this one is the same tactic with the movie trailer one
lol, that 51 dreamed of being a Fokker Dr1 when it was small
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Old 08-02-2011, 02:21 PM
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it reminds me of the intro video of EAW, just with more polys!

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Old 08-02-2011, 02:45 PM
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It's shocking that a "small fry" producer can make a film like Dark Blue World, apart from the romance in the film (it really wasn't that bad) the only thing that annoyed me was the use of buchons not emils... Americans should be banned from making ww2 aircraft movies, the last good film they made was Memphis Belle.
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My god ILM is the top CGI firm on the planet, if they can't make something good enough for you then no one can..
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NICE ONE..I guess the armchair critics will say he's lying now..

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My god ILM is the top CGI firm on the planet, if they can't make something good enough for you then no one can..

Probably should have got someone with eyes to look at the visuals before releasing it to the public...
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It's not the quality of the image, it's the way they move. CGI aircraft tend to move far, far too fast and change direction as though they weigh nothing. It immediately breaks the immersion and screams 'I've been made by a computer programmer, as opposed to being a solid thing'.
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It immediately breaks the immersion and screams 'I've been made by a computer programmer, as opposed to being a solid thing'.
That's probably why they brought in a real P-51 driver as a consultant.
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That's probably why they brought in a real P-51 driver as a consultant.
And clearly did not listen to him...
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