Toy Models, natch!

Posted by James from host-216-78-21-123.cae.bellsouth.net (216.78.21.123) on Monday, May 20, 2002 at 0:15am :

In Reply to: Do you prefer obvious toy models and miniature photography? posted by Forrestal from 66-106-175-34.customer.algx.net (66.106.175.34) on Sunday, May 19, 2002 at 4:35pm :

I'm both excited by the prospect of CGI in it, and a bit worried by too much of it. I agree it's inevitable, as the Indy films always utilized cutting-edge effects for their day, so Indy IV will be no different. But I'm glad that Lucas and Spielberg are getting a lot of experience with CGI prior to returning to Indy, as it would be really cool to see it flawlessly integrated into an Indy flick.

I am a little worried about CGI whips, however. The recent rumour suggesting lots of whipwork gave me a little concern that we might see Indy's whip looking an awful lot like spider webbing.

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