gfiorella
08-31-2001, 05:41 PM
Can you guys try this out and give your opinion?
I was watching the trailer and other available CGI-footage and noticed that something didn't quite seem right about it. Spider-man looks tiny and insignificant and he moves too quickly. However, when I view the trailers at a somewhat slowed down speed, the animation looks AMAZING! It really captures all the gracefulness and fluidity and drama of the comic and looks 100% better! Is it possible that maybe you could just slow the speed down a little - I think a slowed down spidey (even slow motion, for dramatic effect!) looks FANTASTIC. If you don't know what I'm talking about try it for yourself while viewing in QuickTime, you can use the arrow keys on your keyboard (right arrow to go forward) to go frame by frame through the CGI shots (especially where he is swinging) and it seems to just get better and more... "spider-manish".
Thanks for allowing the feedback!
- A Huge Fan
I was watching the trailer and other available CGI-footage and noticed that something didn't quite seem right about it. Spider-man looks tiny and insignificant and he moves too quickly. However, when I view the trailers at a somewhat slowed down speed, the animation looks AMAZING! It really captures all the gracefulness and fluidity and drama of the comic and looks 100% better! Is it possible that maybe you could just slow the speed down a little - I think a slowed down spidey (even slow motion, for dramatic effect!) looks FANTASTIC. If you don't know what I'm talking about try it for yourself while viewing in QuickTime, you can use the arrow keys on your keyboard (right arrow to go forward) to go frame by frame through the CGI shots (especially where he is swinging) and it seems to just get better and more... "spider-manish".
Thanks for allowing the feedback!
- A Huge Fan