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account42today at 11:08 AM4 repliesview on HN

Resolution-wise it hasn't due to the extensive use of early CGI.


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carratoday at 11:31 AM

Careful! Some of the scenes you would think as CGI are actually using practical effects. Even a couple of scenes with liquid metal on screen were using models.

kinematikktoday at 11:21 AM

What do you mean? The cgi is great, even today. They obviously put a lot of work and effort into it

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iamacyborgtoday at 11:37 AM

The ILM documentary on Disney+ talks about the techniques on that movie, super interesting documentary in general.

renegade-ottertoday at 11:11 AM

That CGI looks quite OK, and even surpasses much of "modern" CGI. Have you ever seen "Flash"?

This is considering the effects were done in 1990.

Edit: a lot of what people think is CGI in T2 is actually NOT.

https://www.facebook.com/StanWinstonSchool/videos/bullet-hit...

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