#she hulk cgi

[pinktwingirl]

Ok but like TECHNICALLY what is wrong with the cgi in She Hulk? I genuinely think it looks good given the project size and crunch the artists had to pull off thx to the execs

The “crunch” the artists had to pull off is exactly the problem. When you make CGI artists work insane hours trying to meet impossible deadlines for shit pay, of course the end product is going to look cheap and unfinished. Marvel should be prioritizing quality over quantity and giving the artists more time to work on these projects, which they clearly aren’t right now. Compare the CGI in She-Hulk to the CGI Marvel had 10 years ago, and you can see the downgrade. It literally looks like something out of The Sims. Hell, The Sims has better graphics than what we’re getting.

[killer-beans]

Golly gee wouldn’t it be just awful if vfx artists unionized or something

[pinktwingirl]

Something I really hate is when people try to excuse bad movies/shows like She-Hulk by saying “you just don’t like it because it wasn’t made for you.” Like… you do realize that it’s totally possible to enjoy things that you’re not the target audience for, right? Teenage boys and grown men were certainly not the target audience for MLP:FiM, but many of them still enjoyed it because it was a GOOD SHOW. There’s a very big difference between not getting into something because it’s just not really your thing and not liking something because you think it sucks. I’m not the biggest fan of horror movies as a whole, but I’ve still seen plenty of horror movies that I think are very good. Even though they’re not necessarily something I would put on for fun on a Friday night, there are still things about them that I appreciate, and I totally get why other people like them. I don’t go around saying that I think all horror movies suck because they “weren’t made for me.” It’s the same thing here. People aren’t criticizing shows like She-Hulk because it “wasn’t made for them,” they dislike it because the writing is awful and the CGI looks like garbage. Your target audience doesn’t excuse shitty quality.