Oh my. That is hilarious. So do extras typically just pretend like they're being beaten up, and then the "bad guy" is added in later with CGI? How could this even happen?
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Just subpar stunt choreography in that particular moment, but I think they did the best they could, considering they had hundreds of extras to coordinate.marshallmurphy wrote: ↑June 5th, 2020, 3:38 pmOh my. That is hilarious. So do extras typically just pretend like they're being beaten up, and then the "bad guy" is added in later with CGI? How could this even happen?
If you watch that scene and pay attention to nothing but the extras, their "fighting" is mostly shoving matches. Some of it works well when the camera is moving, the depth of field is shallower (focus is on Bats/Bane), and there's smoke or snow to cover it up. But in shots where the extras are clear and in focus, there are laughable moments
There's even a similar moment in the Tenet prologue:
hotsauce32 wrote: ↑June 5th, 2020, 4:44 pmJust subpar stunt choreography in that particular moment, but I think they did the best they could, considering they had hundreds of extras to coordinate.marshallmurphy wrote: ↑June 5th, 2020, 3:38 pmOh my. That is hilarious. So do extras typically just pretend like they're being beaten up, and then the "bad guy" is added in later with CGI? How could this even happen?
If you watch that scene and pay attention to nothing but the extras, their "fighting" is mostly shoving matches. Some of it works well when the camera is moving, the depth of field is shallower (focus is on Bats/Bane), and there's smoke or snow to cover it up. But in shots where the extras are clear and in focus, there are laughable moments
There's even a similar moment in the Tenet prologue:
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Haha, I mean the reaction looks silly but probably more realistic in real life.hotsauce32 wrote: ↑June 5th, 2020, 4:44 pmJust subpar stunt choreography in that particular moment, but I think they did the best they could, considering they had hundreds of extras to coordinate.marshallmurphy wrote: ↑June 5th, 2020, 3:38 pmOh my. That is hilarious. So do extras typically just pretend like they're being beaten up, and then the "bad guy" is added in later with CGI? How could this even happen?
If you watch that scene and pay attention to nothing but the extras, their "fighting" is mostly shoving matches. Some of it works well when the camera is moving, the depth of field is shallower (focus is on Bats/Bane), and there's smoke or snow to cover it up. But in shots where the extras are clear and in focus, there are laughable moments
There's even a similar moment in the Tenet prologue:
I think the Tenet one is natural. What else would you do in that situation?hotsauce32 wrote: ↑June 5th, 2020, 4:44 pmJust subpar stunt choreography in that particular moment, but I think they did the best they could, considering they had hundreds of extras to coordinate.marshallmurphy wrote: ↑June 5th, 2020, 3:38 pmOh my. That is hilarious. So do extras typically just pretend like they're being beaten up, and then the "bad guy" is added in later with CGI? How could this even happen?
If you watch that scene and pay attention to nothing but the extras, their "fighting" is mostly shoving matches. Some of it works well when the camera is moving, the depth of field is shallower (focus is on Bats/Bane), and there's smoke or snow to cover it up. But in shots where the extras are clear and in focus, there are laughable moments
There's even a similar moment in the Tenet prologue:
I've been checking my local cinemas here in Melbourne and Hoyts Cinemas Australia just listed Tenet's runtime of 150 minutes 
Not sure if it's just a placeholder or not, but the runtime does work within the IMAX restraints so it could be legit
Not sure if it's just a placeholder or not, but the runtime does work within the IMAX restraints so it could be legit
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If it happens to be true, then gotta say I was hoping for something like 2h 40 something min but it will still be Nolan so it’s all good anyways. It’s just that considering the amount of time it took to be made, I would be expecting something a little bit longer maybe but who knows.intersteIIarx wrote: ↑June 5th, 2020, 10:09 pmI've been checking my local cinemas here in Melbourne and Hoyts Cinemas Australia just listed Tenet's runtime of 150 minutes
Not sure if it's just a placeholder or not, but the runtime does work within the IMAX restraints so it could be legit
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Sounds about right! I mean TDK is 152 minutes and it's a blockbuster superhero movie. MPAA ratings still not out though.intersteIIarx wrote: ↑June 5th, 2020, 10:09 pmI've been checking my local cinemas here in Melbourne and Hoyts Cinemas Australia just listed Tenet's runtime of 150 minutes
Not sure if it's just a placeholder or not, but the runtime does work within the IMAX restraints so it could be legit
Productions are officially starting again in LA next week. That's a great sign. August was thrown around for a while.
