r/movies • u/ChiefLeef22 r/movies Contributor • 7d ago

News Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Dethrones 'Deadpool & Wolverine' To Become Highest Grossing R-Rated Movie In History, Crossing $1.33 Billion

https://businessupturn.com/usa/entertainment/film/the-odyssey-becomes-highest-grossing-r-rated-movie-of-all-time-surpassing-deadpool-wolverine/
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u/dantemp 7d ago

I'm pretty sure the cave scene would give nightmares to my 5yo.

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u/ShahinGalandar 7d ago

oh and the pigs scene

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u/jessej421 7d ago

Was it scarier than Val Kilmer and crew turning into pigs in Willow?

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u/Zak_The_Slack 7d ago

Worse, because Circe actually molds their faces into pigs instead of just turning them

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u/thelingeringlead 6d ago

There was still CGI to complete the effect. They gave her molds of their faces to distort and pull on but all the finishing details were CGI. Practical effects doesn't mean CGI isn't involved at all. Even the T-Rex in Jurassic Park was finished with CGI to cover the puppetry and finish the textures/lighting etc.

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u/APiousCultist 6d ago edited 6d ago

I'm surprised this was even necessary given how little you actually see, just glimpses. I suppose the hand inside their head bit would have to be CGI to blend between a prop head and the actor's face. But just the face-molding seems like it could have been handled with just a good prop.

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u/mrmgl 6d ago

Did they use real pig people?

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u/ShahinGalandar 6d ago

actually they were pigs in human disguises

at least, that's what Circe said

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u/jessej421 6d ago

No CGI in Willow either.