cabin in the woods? i mean it's mostly creature effects, and there is cgi too. but it did have a lot of practical. i don't think there's been a lot on that scale in recent years.Reign in Blood wrote:Another topic, good practical effects in movies today? Last impressive ones you've seen? Watching NOES marathon, they actually have Mechanical Designers/Effects listed in the OPENING credits. Opening, giving the dudes their due. You ain't seeing shit in the opening unless some Disney actors is attached anytime lately.
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The Void and Krampus are the only ones coming to mind for recent films.Reign in Blood wrote:Another topic, good practical effects in movies today? Last impressive ones you've seen? Watching NOES marathon, they actually have Mechanical Designers/Effects listed in the OPENING credits. Opening, giving the dudes their due. You ain't seeing shit in the opening unless some Disney actors is attached anytime lately.
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Practical? Purely hard to tell, because even if someone still uses it, it gets CG polished (like the Satyr in Pan's Labyrinth, since that's fresh in mind).Reign in Blood wrote:Another topic, good practical effects in movies today? Last impressive ones you've seen? Watching NOES marathon, they actually have Mechanical Designers/Effects listed in the OPENING credits. Opening, giving the dudes their due. You ain't seeing shit in the opening unless some Disney actors is attached anytime lately.
Upgrade had some cool head kills though that I think were practical.
Last time i recall a practical FX designer in the opening credits, I believe, was Rick Baker & Co. for The Wolfman :/
*thinks*
Now I'm not even sure if that had an opening credits, just a title. That's pretty common these days now.
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This has been a popular topic of late: who is the best American rock band of all time?
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aerosmith, the doors, metallica? i think those are probably the big three, that come to mind for me.Headhunter wrote:This has been a popular topic of late: who is the best American rock band of all time?
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My man, you totally get what I'm going for, and even not doing Rick Baker in the opening of the Wolfman. Totally counts, but I don't think they did him right in the opening either. Look, Fast and the Furious does a lot of real, practical effects with the cars, but go fuck yourself, not what I'm talking.DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Practical? Purely hard to tell, because even if someone still uses it, it gets CG polished (like the Satyr in Pan's Labyrinth, since that's fresh in mind).Reign in Blood wrote:Another topic, good practical effects in movies today? Last impressive ones you've seen? Watching NOES marathon, they actually have Mechanical Designers/Effects listed in the OPENING credits. Opening, giving the dudes their due. You ain't seeing shit in the opening unless some Disney actors is attached anytime lately.
Upgrade had some cool head kills though that I think were practical.
Last time i recall a practical FX designer in the opening credits, I believe, was Rick Baker & Co. for The Wolfman :/
*thinks*
Now I'm not even sure if that had an opening credits, just a title. That's pretty common these days now.
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The Doors might be my second choice. Didn’t include Metallica as they’re really metal.zombie wrote:aerosmith, the doors, metallica? i think those are probably the big three, that come to mind for me.Headhunter wrote:This has been a popular topic of late: who is the best American rock band of all time?
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The Beach Boys with Aerosmith a close secondHeadhunter wrote:This has been a popular topic of late: who is the best American rock band of all time?
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REO Speedwagon, motherfuck!Headhunter wrote:This has been a popular topic of late: who is the best American rock band of all time?
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Well there’s an answer I didn’t expect.Reign in Blood wrote:REO Speedwagon, motherfuck!Headhunter wrote:This has been a popular topic of late: who is the best American rock band of all time?
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what are the rest of us missing, that you were going for then?Reign in Blood wrote:My man, you totally get what I'm going for, and even not doing Rick Baker in the opening of the Wolfman. Totally counts, but I don't think they did him right in the opening either. Look, Fast and the Furious does a lot of real, practical effects with the cars, but go fuck yourself, not what I'm talking.DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Practical? Purely hard to tell, because even if someone still uses it, it gets CG polished (like the Satyr in Pan's Labyrinth, since that's fresh in mind).Reign in Blood wrote:Another topic, good practical effects in movies today? Last impressive ones you've seen? Watching NOES marathon, they actually have Mechanical Designers/Effects listed in the OPENING credits. Opening, giving the dudes their due. You ain't seeing shit in the opening unless some Disney actors is attached anytime lately.
Upgrade had some cool head kills though that I think were practical.
Last time i recall a practical FX designer in the opening credits, I believe, was Rick Baker & Co. for The Wolfman :/
*thinks*
Now I'm not even sure if that had an opening credits, just a title. That's pretty common these days now.
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I will say this, it should be Van Halen. Eddie is a beyond a generational talent. Roth being such a cock suck, the rock game in itself, the 80s, fucked it all up. And I say this liking the Hager. But it should be Van Halen.Headhunter wrote:This has been a popular topic of late: who is the best American rock band of all time?
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I’m okay with pretending Van Hagar didn’t happen. A 3-5 year peak of excellence is good enough for me. Guns N Roses and CCR were basically 5 years and out.Reign in Blood wrote:I will say this, it should be Van Halen. Eddie is a beyond a generational talent. Roth being such a cock suck, the rock game in itself, the 80s, fucked it all up. And I say this liking the Hager. But it should be Van Halen.Headhunter wrote:This has been a popular topic of late: who is the best American rock band of all time?
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Nothing, not trying to be a dick, holier than thou or some shit. Cabin in the woods is probably a good one. I need to watch again, in fact.zombie wrote:what are the rest of us missing, that you were going for then?Reign in Blood wrote:My man, you totally get what I'm going for, and even not doing Rick Baker in the opening of the Wolfman. Totally counts, but I don't think they did him right in the opening either. Look, Fast and the Furious does a lot of real, practical effects with the cars, but go fuck yourself, not what I'm talking.DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Practical? Purely hard to tell, because even if someone still uses it, it gets CG polished (like the Satyr in Pan's Labyrinth, since that's fresh in mind).Reign in Blood wrote:Another topic, good practical effects in movies today? Last impressive ones you've seen? Watching NOES marathon, they actually have Mechanical Designers/Effects listed in the OPENING credits. Opening, giving the dudes their due. You ain't seeing shit in the opening unless some Disney actors is attached anytime lately.
Upgrade had some cool head kills though that I think were practical.
Last time i recall a practical FX designer in the opening credits, I believe, was Rick Baker & Co. for The Wolfman :/
*thinks*
Now I'm not even sure if that had an opening credits, just a title. That's pretty common these days now.
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fair enough. i didn't mean to come off like i was offended. just curious and wanting to further the convo.Reign in Blood wrote:Nothing, not trying to be a dick, holier than thou or some shit. Cabin in the woods is probably a good one. I need to watch again, in fact.zombie wrote:what are the rest of us missing, that you were going for then?Reign in Blood wrote:My man, you totally get what I'm going for, and even not doing Rick Baker in the opening of the Wolfman. Totally counts, but I don't think they did him right in the opening either. Look, Fast and the Furious does a lot of real, practical effects with the cars, but go fuck yourself, not what I'm talking.DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Practical? Purely hard to tell, because even if someone still uses it, it gets CG polished (like the Satyr in Pan's Labyrinth, since that's fresh in mind).Reign in Blood wrote:Another topic, good practical effects in movies today? Last impressive ones you've seen? Watching NOES marathon, they actually have Mechanical Designers/Effects listed in the OPENING credits. Opening, giving the dudes their due. You ain't seeing shit in the opening unless some Disney actors is attached anytime lately.
Upgrade had some cool head kills though that I think were practical.
Last time i recall a practical FX designer in the opening credits, I believe, was Rick Baker & Co. for The Wolfman :/
*thinks*
Now I'm not even sure if that had an opening credits, just a title. That's pretty common these days now.
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Look here, redneck, CCR pulls up, it's a different kind of crowd. The Halen and Guns show up, different show.Headhunter wrote:I’m okay with pretending Van Hagar didn’t happen. A 3-5 year peak of excellence is good enough for me. Guns N Roses and CCR were basically 5 years and out.Reign in Blood wrote:I will say this, it should be Van Halen. Eddie is a beyond a generational talent. Roth being such a cock suck, the rock game in itself, the 80s, fucked it all up. And I say this liking the Hager. But it should be Van Halen.Headhunter wrote:This has been a popular topic of late: who is the best American rock band of all time?
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I'm gonna vote Metallica for America's Greatest Band. Features an immigrant, takes advantage of capitalizing itself (Kiss does too, but Metallica's way better lol), busts their ass for every show.
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Also wouldn't' argue Van Halen either, since they feature two great immigrants and their talents spearhead the band to commercial greatness lol.
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What the fuck is this immigrant shit? That bullshit died long ago. Do it up for the country. I'm fine with Metallica, they are 100% American, even Lars is all about doing it up for us.