Video yükleniyor...
Video Yüklenemedi
Regarding the conversation surrounding ‘Napoleon having no CGI’. Below are the VFX credits. The film has some amazing VFX, stunt and practical FXs, including exploding body parts, exploding horses, exploding boats, crowd duplication, full CG boats, full CG environments all burning, water simulations, ice simulations, matte paintings, bullet hits,... show more
183,978 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce •via X (Twitter)
10 Yorum

Apologies for the wrong spelling, @PFXcompany. I need some glasses! Congrats for the work!

I've already been contacted, and apparently, Light VFX was not only 12 artists but 40! So the total number of 369 is not correct, It's much higher!

Apologies if I missed a tag. I can't seem to find all the VFX houses on Twitter. If I've missed anything, please do Tag it in the comments. Thanks

For reference:

for reference: 'It's all real' watch around 5:50:

And this is the interview clip that started this entire discussion. It could be that Ridley Scott needs clarification on what VFX, CGI or AI actually means, or it could be out-of-context clickbaiting editing. Regardless, it's disappointing to watch! ☹️

@NapoleonMovie Any movie promoted as having “no CGI” should be required by the FTC to release the movie without CGI or be penalized for deceptive trade practices.

@NapoleonMovie Technically I guess it's correct. All that work was generated by human artisans. None of it was fully generated by computers :) Time to switch the term to HGI..or we can just call it VFX.

@NapoleonMovie Hugo we are @PFXcompany not FPX!😅😂 and of course we were way more than 4 artist

@NapoleonMovie @PFXcompany I'm so sorry, on my phone, it looks like an FP. Apologies and congrats @PFXcompany (need some glasses!)
