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In Reply to: Re: special effects... posted by Mart on February 29, 2000 at 23:05:48:
Of course they're CG generated. What's the difference anyway. The Matrix was all CG generated too(many people liked the effects in this film).All I care about is the end result, and the subtle work by Cameron to not overwhelm the audience was genious in my opinion.
Hey, enough Titanic for me today.
Later,
Tranny
into a cohesive statement of suspension of disbelief. To "me", most of it was like watching a saturday morning cartoon. Wakes were wrong. Current was wrong. Shadows were wrong. I could go on but you've got the concept. The project waranted a physical model.
There were four physical models used in the filming. Each a different size. The ship splitting scene, for instance, was a real model and real water.Just wanted to clear that up.
Tranny
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