QUOTE (KurganX @ Dec 8 2005, 08:21 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Oh yeah, and technically even 1977 Star Wars had CGI... remember the "mission briefing" and the Death Star plans? Ha! Vector graphics rock!
As for not using CG, I'm a little surprised. I figured they'd at least use the face-pasting technology to make it look like Harrison Ford and Sean Connery were doing stunts like the good old days when they were young, but then I haven't been following the new movie, perhaps they won't retain any of the old actors...
As for not using CG, I'm a little surprised. I figured they'd at least use the face-pasting technology to make it look like Harrison Ford and Sean Connery were doing stunts like the good old days when they were young, but then I haven't been following the new movie, perhaps they won't retain any of the old actors...
No need for face pasting, In the old days, in a movie like the Indiana Jones ones, they could not afford to get Harrison Ford hurt, so they used stunts almost everywhere, except for the close up shots, did anyone noticie the stunts? No CGI is needed to make a good movie!