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Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn
I love the premise. I loved 28 Days Later whether it came first or second and this series is great too. Movies are indeed fake, but the special effects supervisor did not do a good job making that particular shot look good on video. It looks passable as a still image on the poster above, but if you watched the first episode of the tv show the line up of cars was very fake looking compared to the man riding the horse and the couple of birds they animated on the upper right of the screen.
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All I was saying is, sometimes when you see effects in movies and TV -- and I'm saying this because I work in CG -- it's the result of the schedule and the manpower/resources at their disposal. Sometimes "good enough" + suspension of disbelief/imagination can fill in the rest.
You're right. It did look fake. As a CG artist, I couldn't help but think the shadows looked too dark and sharp around the cars. But it didn't take away from the power of the image.