Behind the scenes - Set Photos/Videos (Potential Spoilers)
Moar
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what a lovely place
Exactly this.AhmadAli95 wrote: ↑July 30th, 2019, 10:56 amY’all better not be quoting picture filled posts just to react to it. We’ve been through this, haven’t we?
Really excited about this part of the shoot. The place looks insanely beautiful.
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Man, those Ravello set pics are great. I like that he's getting a wide range of locations and landscapes on screen for this one.
Also, I'm glad he got those two extra days on Estonia. But what about the damn tank, what happened to that?
Also, I'm glad he got those two extra days on Estonia. But what about the damn tank, what happened to that?
The tank was always a rumor and could've been a mistranslation. If there even is a tank, it would never have made sense to drive the tank through their busiest highway. A tank would destroy their roads.
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3 words, C....G.....I
One word: miniatures. Also, tank a là "tanker".
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Look up how they did the train street scene in Inception. Strictly the train itself wasn't CGI, but it also wasn't a miniature. It was a cleverly made grand scale physical stunt vehicle that looked very believably like a train. CGI was only very lightly used for touching up some details, and that's it.
If Nolan is going to include a tank at all in Tenet, it's likely going to either be a real tank, or a grand scale physical stunt vehicle that will be very believable as a tank. Very unlikely that they will use miniature of a tank in an outdoor scene, unless it's a very large scale 'miniature', which then makes it simply a grand scale physical stunt vehicle. This is also obvious, but Nolan would never do a fully CGI tank.
It's fairly easy to just "dress up" a truck or bus to look like a tank, as in, it has the outer body of a tank with the inner workings of a truck. Most likely cheaper than operating a real tank, too.