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I noticed it during his first scene, but either my suspension of disbelief won out of they got better tech as the movie progressed, because it looked totally na
by danielweber 10y ago
I noticed it during his first scene, but either my suspension of disbelief won out of they got better tech as the movie progressed, because it looked totally natural later.
Of course, I was expecting to notice it. If I hadn't known about it, maybe it would have gone right by me.
- bobwaycott 10y agoI wasn't expecting it, as I tried to remain ignorant of details before seeing, but I spotted it quickly. I struggled with it momentarily, though, thinking to myself, "Wait. He's dead, right? This looks a bit off." My boys, 13 and 17, lean over simultaneously and say, "Totally fake." It still looked digital later, but I think we cared less because we'd settled it in our minds. Young Leia felt more obviously digital than Tarkin, though.
- thrillgore 10y agoIn the first appearance it felt more like the scene was abruptly adjusted in terms of lighting and exposure to make up for the rendering of Cushing's face on the actor. It definitely got harder to notice in subsequent scenes. But once you figure out something is out of place, you can't break that thought process.