• @[email protected]
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    237 months ago

    I always wondered how that scene was done, I had assumed cgi. Very cool to see that it mostly wasn’t

    • @BigMikeInAustin
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      117 months ago

      Yes, this is way cooler.

      Although I haven’t quite figured out exactly what is going on between actress and prop.

      • roguetrick
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        187 months ago

        He’s got his hand on her real shoulder, that should give your brain enough context.

        • @BigMikeInAustin
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          57 months ago

          Is she on a steeply inclined bench, and she holds her head back, as if she were standing straight and looking up? And then the prop is hanging down?

          I’m honestly not trying to be difficult or obtuse or pedantic.

          The other option I could guess is she is standing straight and has a bodysuit on that has an image of the prop, or the prop just in front. But it looks like the prop has depth that would go into her body.

            • dumbass
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              7 months ago

              I’M THE QUEEN OF THE BORG!

              *Titanic theme plays*

              • @ummthatguy
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                57 months ago

                No worries. It’s an odd perspective, forced with the neck prosthetics.

          • roguetrick
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            77 months ago

            She’s on a pretty severe incline. Look at the outline of her real neck.

    • @Rookwood
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      -27 months ago

      CGI when this came out looked like shit. See the opening.