TMNT movie Nominees/Awards thread

*IndigoErth* · 02-20-2015, 05:56 PM

In comparison to other movies, I can't really say if it's deserved over others since I haven't seen many of 2014's films yet.

Design arguments aside, the Turtles were quite well done for the most part and believably existed within their real life surroundings.

I still love the work they did on the eyes. One of the things I love most about 3D as a medium (and a little envious because I'll prob never been that good with it lol) is when an artist is able to make something so realistic that I feel as if I doubt that it's fake. The eyes hit that for me, enough that it leapt over the uncanny valley and never bugged me.

Textures are pretty nice, though there may be a place or two it could have been rendered a little better. Also love the natural movement of their clothing/gear, etc., seeing as how that part happened entirely in the computer. Lighting on them in various scenes was well done for the most part.

02-20-2015, 05:56 PM	#14
IndigoErth Team Blue Boy Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: U.S., East Coast Posts: 16,293	In comparison to other movies, I can't really say if it's deserved over others since I haven't seen many of 2014's films yet. Design arguments aside, the Turtles were quite well done for the most part and believably existed within their real life surroundings. I still love the work they did on the eyes. One of the things I love most about 3D as a medium (and a little envious because I'll prob never been that good with it lol) is when an artist is able to make something so realistic that I feel as if I doubt that it's fake. The eyes hit that for me, enough that it leapt over the uncanny valley and never bugged me. Textures are pretty nice, though there may be a place or two it could have been rendered a little better. Also love the natural movement of their clothing/gear, etc., seeing as how that part happened entirely in the computer. Lighting on them in various scenes was well done for the most part.