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i totally agree with Nar tho. think the CG on this looks worse than the first hulk. I thot that the first hulk was way more convincing. Tho i like the tone and colors better on this version, but he looks really really really fake. Its realy frustrating how fake he looks. He doesnt blend in with the environment, he has too much glare as if his skin is plastic and he moves like an action figure. Plus, did you see when the guy walks up to him and Hulk kicks him...wtf was that.....if hulk were to poke someone with his pinky that person wouldnt be alive anymore, imagine a kick....but no, the guy gets kick directly in the chest, gets sent flying but is still alive.....hmmmmm.......dumb

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Ok, I hadnt seen the latest HULK trailer and I will admit that the shots in the "green grass full light" area, were a lot more fake then the street scene. The facial movements arent nearly as good as in the first, no where near. But I'm not willing to say it's bad, because c'mon, we all know what bad CG looks like, and this is still good work. The CG team just probably didnt have the same tools and or level of expertise as those who worked on the first one. Something I learnt from my roommate is that when CG programs upgrade, you sometimes lose practical and efficient tools because everything is recoded.

(The following is not an attack, PLEASE don't take it as one. It's just a general comment about how 2D artists perceive 3D.)

As 2D artists, we know the harshness of criticism from "outsiders" and get rather insulted when they take our art for granted. This applies to 3D work as well. It takes an enormous amount of work which involves so much coordination between teams and I sometimes feel as though people, not just 2D artists, criticize 3D work as if it's "easy". I'm just writing this as something to think about, so PLEASE do not respond with Pros and Cons or examples to try and prove your point(s), cause I'm not fighting your point.

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