At the movies

[mbriant]

Just received these in an email. Not sure whether they've been doctored or not, but they're interesting.

 

[rickcr42]

LOL !

I beleive man !

ever watch an old western and have a plane go by or even worse there are tire tracks in the dirt ?

Or the main actor has a different article of clothing on between takes but the same scene ?

Yes I beleive !

Now i gotta go watch the damn pirate movie again and look for the tag.....after the game of course !

 

[Oddball]

worth1000.com runs photoshop contests, so I assume that they're very good photoshop works.

Pretty cool though.

 

[Darius94523]

It might be me, but the first one looks completely fake, it's not even a good photoshop job.

 

[warubozu]

The one with Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Carribean looks pretty convincing to me.

 

[Riordan]

the plane takes 5-10 seconds on photoshop 7+

while tom cruise's legs look fake somehow, i don't doubt that similar appliances have to be used with some actors.

but the depp job is a good one - a professional ad fake

 

[Edwood]

That Tom Cruise on a stool one, is not as good a job as the other two.

-Ed

 

[Dusty Chalk]

You know, they can digitally crop those tags out of the shot.

[size=xx-small]...still wanting to believe...[/size]

 

[Riordan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dusty Chalk You know, they can digitally crop those tags out of the shot. [size=xx-small]...still wanting to believe...[/size]

yes, that would explain why there's always hundreds of cgi workers listed at the end of the movies... cutting off the tags before filming might be easier but then the director would have all those unemployed computer geeks on his hands

 

[skiingemt]

Tom Cruise is 5'7"
Jason Lee is 6'2"
Believe it baby!

G

 

[mbriant]

Having shorter stars standing on things to bring them up to height with other actors is a common occurance in movies. The most famous of these was Audie Murphy who always played the hero/leading man ( he was an actual war hero) and who at 5' 5", always had to stand on something throughout his entire movie shoots.

 

[Dusty Chalk]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Riordan yes, that would explain why there's always hundreds of cgi workers listed at the end of the movies... cutting off the tags before filming might be easier but then the director would have all those unemployed computer geeks on his hands

Actually, don't laugh -- I heard that most of the CGI in Charlie's Angels was cropping Drew Barrymore's butt.

[size=xx-small]Personally, I wish they hadn't. I like me a "natural" woman.[/size]