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This film probably would have been good,if they didn't use CGI (computer generated imagery)for the werewolf scenes.It made the creatures look fake and the werewolves looked cartoonish.CGI is great for certain effects like the dinasours in Jurassic Park or Twister.But when we see a film where the creature must look completely real,CGI is not the way to go.Look at An American Werewolf in London.No CGI.Just makeup and a mechanical creature and what you come up with was more realistic than what was shown in the sequel.This film did offer a few gags that was fun to watch and the humor in this movie seemed to have drawn me in but it's nothing more than a film that I thought was O.K.And that's not good enough.In my opinion,An American Werewolf in Paris doesn't hold up to the original.
Furry people were thus not destined to look good when rendered by computer.
First of all they find a scientific lab with various fish specimens & computer equipment, then down below they find fully furnished & luxurious cabins.
The film is riddled with out-of-focus shots and plagued by special effects that would have trouble rivaling most high school computer animation classes.
The only good thing I can say about this film, is the computer generation.
There's an absolutely confusing procedure by which the ghosts affect people in this world: it involves the internet, phone calls, a computer science experiment, a suspicious grad student, withdrawn behavior, red rooms, dark stains, and _then_ suicides.
The special effects are embarrassingly bad, just look at the effect when the Nightbeast shoots someone with his laser, a computer effect an 80's spectrum would be ashamed of.
I've got 10 plus year old computer games with better special effects!
With a stone cold grimace that would instantly make anyone uneasy, this "undercover" agent is able to learn how to fly on a small computer.
The computer is telling me that I don't have 10 lines and I keep counting them.
There's a lot of mumbo-jumbo about the internet (i.e., if you install a program on the computer, you see dead folks--much like if you play a videotape you'll die in RINGU).
A good example is the eternal use of a computer screen that shows each fingerprint from the database as that print is compared with the one they want to find out about.
The antique computer hardware is kind of interesting.
Then there's Freddy who is a computer geek.
This movie doesn't have any of that natural footage, which I understand is part of the point, but it really makes the entire video component of the film seem like random images stuck together-- ones and zeroes flying around, computer models of human skeletons, and so forth.
And to make matters worse, the computer animation sequences are more artless than a 1980's Wall Street pie-chart.
and a bunch of stupid bad guys who likes to betray and mess up the life for each other, they are both containing scenes stolen from better productions and they are both cheap productions who tries to look expensive with some (often badly made) computer animation.
3. A woman thinks she has found the perfect man through a computer dating service.. that is until he starts to act weird..
The computer glitch/twist in this movie was embarrassingly stupid, and by the end you don't care who wins the election.
The shark is boring and is just this big slow computer generated silly thing.
Kairo, or Pulse as it's known amongst English speaking audiences, is set in Tokyo & starts as Sunny Plant Sales employee Michi Kudo (Kumiko Aso) decides to visit her friend Taguchi (Kenji Mizuhashi) to enquire about a computer disk he's been working on, when she gets to his place he gives her the disk but then rather inconsiderately commits suicide in front of her.
Meanwhile a student named Ryosuke Kawashima (Haruhiko Kato) has recently hooked up to the internet & keeps getting spooky messages & images on his monitor so he ask's computer whizz Harue Karasawa (Koyuki) whats happening, she doesn't really know but it seems that the place where people's spirits go when they die is full & they need somewhere else to go & Earth is as good a place as any, right?
I swear this movie was written by a computer that took a whole pile of other movies and merged them all together into this platypus of film.
Dee Snider plays Carleton Hendricks, a disgusting computer freak who prays on young girls through the chat rooms.
There's an interesting idea here, but it gets completely lost in a confusion of Commodore 64 style computer effects and bad storytelling.
An American Werewolf in Paris wasn't really that good compared to the original.The original didn't use computer effects for the werewolf and they looked more realistic .The werewolf effects in this film looked too cartoonish.most of all,the movie did not have enough for me for a horror film to enjoy.
The computer didn't tell you every step of your mission, you could wander and explore.
The plot of "Open Graves" is very simple:it's about a board game called Mamba,where the players die in real life the same way they die in the game.Laughable death scenes include killings via computer generated crabs and snakes.The characters are cardboard and deliberately annoying and there isn't even a tiny bit of suspense.I liked Eliza Dushku in "Wrong Turn",but she is completely wasted and unmemorable here.The climax with CGI-witch coming from the sea is utterly laughable and stupid.The only reason to see "Open Graves" are some interesting camera angles plus sexy Eliza Dushku.If such movies are the future of horror then I seriously give up.Give me any 70's or 80's low-budget horror flick over this modern piece of crap.A generous 3 out of 10.
The story didn't make sense, the plot was very weak and the special effects.. well, I think even I can do better with my home computer.
Actually with all things considered my biggest confusion was trying to understand if the people brought over from virtual reality land, were robots, human, cyborgs or just some type of unidentified computer program.
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