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Topic	Did you like the star wars sequel or prequel trilogy more?
Aressar 06/03/21 8:31:11 PM #19:	UnholyMudcrab posted... It is when everything surrounding the actors is just a big green screen, though. It just doesn't look right, and it affects the performances too, since the actors have no reference for anything they're doing. The same could be said for the original versions of the original trilogy (and other scifi from around that time). A lot was slapped together with real stuff, but a lot of it looked incomplete, and both the actors and the viewers basically have to use their imagination to fill in the blanks and fantasize about what the rest of those worlds would look like. Which is fine. The same can be done with books, games, plays, and CGI movies as well. --- One time, CE triggered me so hard with their objectively wrong opinions that I accidentally punched myself in the balls. <cite>Aressar posted [p:954619975] in Did you li... [t:79493881]...</cite> <quote>UnholyMudcrab posted... </cite> <quote>It is when everything surrounding the actors is just a big green screen, though. It just doesn't look right, and it affects the performances too, since the actors have no reference for anything they're doing.</quote> The same could be said for the original versions of the original trilogy (and other scifi from around that time). A lot was slapped together with real stuff, but a lot of it looked incomplete, and both the actors and the viewers basically have to use their imagination to fill in the blanks and fantasize about what the rest of those worlds would look like. Which is fine. The same can be done with books, games, plays, and CGI movies as well. --- One time, CE triggered me so hard with their objectively wrong opinions that I accidentally punched myself in the balls.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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