Choose a glance at the realistic and electronic results that introduced eight organic disasters to lifetime, from the apocalyptic events of “2012” to the biblical deluge of “Noah.”
Hollywood has often been keen on catastrophe flicks. The style is distinctive in the sheer dimensions of the spectacles that will have to be created, with specific consequences teams constructing whole metropolitan areas or worlds only to degree them. In this episode of “Flicks Insider,” we crack down the assorted approaches applied to build extraordinary weather conditions phenomena on the large monitor, from miniature consequences to shaky deck sets to a large light-weight and rain rig, and present you particularly what these results appeared like driving the scenes.
We do a deep dive into how “San Andreas” made use of CG to sculpt a deep fissure in the earth, delivering the backdrop for The Rock’s heroics, and how “The Impossible” recreated the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami with actual drinking water, filming Naomi Watts’ and Tom Holland’s scenes in Europe’s greatest h2o tank.
In addition, see how “Mad Max: Fury Street” produced a hellish sandstorm healthy for George Miller’s dystopian eyesight, how Darren Aronofsky brought the biblical tale of Noah’s Ark and the Good Flood to life with huge-scale rain effects in “Noah,” and how Paul W. S. Anderson’s “Pompeii” created an exacting recreation of the ancient town only to later damage it with a volcanic eruption, earthquake, and tsunami. And come across out how “Into the Storm” produced a fantastical fire tornado appear believable and how apocalypse motion pictures like “2012” and “The Day Following Tomorrow” applied groundbreaking particular consequences to visualize end-of-the-environment scenarios.
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WAIT. Noah has robots???
While the world is already struggling with lack of water sources, here they are, wasting millions of gallons of water.
It's hard to hear that they wasted tones of water to make the films.
I saw both 2012 and San Andreas. Kinda had the same story. Couple separating, disaster happens which brings them back together.
At least Day After Tomorrow had a good story.
Wow interesting film yeay style cool😲😎😊✌️
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2012 is probably my favorite lol
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If only video games could be this good
‘The impossible’ film made me cry watching it as a kid
The rain in the final battle of Seven Samurai has not been matched, to this day
“500,000 tons of steel” is absolutely incorrect. An aircraft carrier weighs a maximum of 100,000 tons and there’s no way a studio would spend anything close to that kind of money on a movie budget!
The great flooding in 2012 was archived by accelerating global warming. We can only live on earth because the great flooding cooled down Earth's surface in the process.
"moon landing fake" people, where you at?! 😎
We've all made mistakes in our life, and God knows this. Though even though it is bad God still loves us. These flaws that S@tan himself has made are bad, God will always understand that we aren't perfect. He loves us to bits and pieces! That is why He sent His only son Jesus to die on the cross for our sins! "But God shows His love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us" – Romans 5:8 He wants you with Him, and He will never abandon you!He says that we"re the most special thing He made! He loves us and we loved Him too until we started growing more and more away. To the point where we almost forgot about Him. However we Christian's are called upon to tell people about His unfailing love and mercy! This Easter is the day we celebrate the day Jesus defeated sin and brought us salvation! We can see His love for us through everything everyday! It takes just 1 prayer saying that you know your a sinner, you accept Jesus as your savior, and that you know that Jesus died and rose up from the dead 3 days later defeating both death and sin and you'll officially be a Christian! It wont be easy but to be able to go up to Heaven, a place where everything would be made right and perfect, it'll be worth it :)Thanks for reading, again not forcing religion just spreading the gospel, Good day :),
I’d love to know about the environmental impacts of these things. Like if they use environmentally friendly colours in the sea water for the tsunami & then re-release the water to the ocean, or if the other scenes use actual drinking water for the rain etc.
If all looks great but it sounds very wasteful to create all these things. Anyone know if theses ever been an article or paper on the environmental impacts of various movies/movie genre?
Okay but how do I get into this line of work? 😀
I was literally catching my breath while watching the movie *The Impossible,*the entire movie because movies with a lot of water make me uncomfortable
The movie The Impossible movie was made uncomfortable the whole time. I don't like movies with a lot of water, I find it hard to breathe.
when she said "at least not yet" i can already imagine a few seconds later a powerful earthquake arrives
Wow so this is what made us go into a drought
Damn, all that water
“The Impossible” was a masterpiece of film. It looks completely real 95% of the time.
What a waste of water. Shame on you
the day after tomorrow is such an underrated movie. I watched in science class one year and its honestly one of my favorite disaster movies
10:42 that was exactly true LMAO
The way they made 2012's earthquakes is pretty genius
So much waste of water!!!!