Nolan officially announces Batman 3!

i don't get these post production comments. are people suggesting that they'd release a trailer half complete for one of the biggest movies of all time? just because some parts aren't yet complete doesn't mean others can't be finished, people are acting like at 99% complete none of the CGI will look good, then they do the last 1% of the CGI for the film then all the rest will magically be finished too. i thought the CGI was fine, when really looking for it one of the football players looked a bit fake but not distracting. you want to see bad CGI watch 'in time' when the car crashes; that was awful.

i thought trailer was good and can't wait. great to see joseph in it i bet he'll be great, great to see the bat mobile in the air, and also just how dark the film felt
 
Mammalian said:
i don't get these post production comments. are people suggesting that they'd release a trailer half complete for one of the biggest movies of all time? just because some parts aren't yet complete doesn't mean others can't be finished, people are acting like at 99% complete none of the CGI will look good, then they do the last 1% of the CGI for the film then all the rest will magically be finished too.
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That's exactly what I was thinking.
Sometimes what happens is that they release a trailer or do a test showing of the movie and if the feedback is poor, some scenes are changed/re-filmed/CGI re-done, etc.

But I've not heard of a CGI scene being 50% completed. Then the trailer released Worldwide. Then the remaining 50% of CGI work is carried out on the same scene.

Personally, I found the CGI scene fine and perfectly acceptable. Nothing wrong with it.
 
Anyone know the protocol for getting tickets to the London premier of this or any film for that matter?
 
Your sig is too big Alicarve.

Hardy is a brilliant actor. Really looking forward to seeing him in this.
 
sunama said:
But I've not heard of a CGI scene being 50% completed. Then the trailer released Worldwide. Then the remaining 50% of CGI work is carried out on the same scene.
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As somebody who works in the industry, I can tell you that trailers often feature unfinished VFX shots.

VFX shots are bid on by VFX Houses for the work, usually one house is awarded most of the work, and so becomes the lead house, other houses take on a number of shots and possibly some very small companies just doing a shot or two.

The schedule for getting the shots finished usually has them all finished for the time that the final DI is done, with then just enough time to get it off to the labs and distributed.

When creating a trailer, they will obviously pick shots that look good, often the Production may ask the VFX Houses to shift their work to improve shots which have been selected for a trailer as best they can, but it by no means makes it a finished shot.

I actually worked on a major film a few years ago which one of the VFX Houses failed to deliver on time for, the film had to go to the lab anyways for print. So what happened was, different regions of the world got the more complete version of the film. Infact, the only way to get the truly finished copy was on DVD/Blu-Ray.
 
Tom84 said:
Anyone know the protocol for getting tickets to the London premier of this or any film for that matter?
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Either pretend to be Bale or Kermit.

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