Call me a luddite if you have to , but I miss the twenty-four hours in which science fabrication motion-picture show were actually done with tangible gizmo , substantial models , material robots — even with dwarves inside — and real explosions .
On the left , Lucas hem in by a ton of material from the first Star Wars trilogy , which ended with 1983 ’s Return of the Jedi . On the right , Lucas fence by the only object that mattered in his second Star Wars trilogy , finishing with 2005 ’s Revenge of the Sith : A gullible vividness screen .
There ’s something about real objects that — no matter how hard they have try so far—3D computer graphics still have fail to capture . Yes , synthetic images have been evolve as tight as computer science power , with new technique that sometimes frivol away the center . But while 1983 Star Wars may look bad at times compared to JJ Abrams ’ Star Trek , the former still feels … more real even while it look less naturalistic , perhaps ? I do n’t have it off how to define it , but it just feels better .
penetrate to viewCertainly good than 2005 Star Wars , and not only because of the awful playscript . [ Uberpix — Thanks Genevieve ]
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