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I think the first part with Long Haired Keanu is all filmed. He has all the details on his face and his face wobbles the way it does in real life. Same goes for
by smusamashah 5y ago
I think the first part with Long Haired Keanu is all filmed. He has all the details on his face and his face wobbles the way it does in real life. Same goes for the wrinkles on his shirt when he is touching the sofa.
The neo that wakes up in front of computer didn't look real. Also when he transformed to his young self, that immediately looked bad and definitely CGI.
The statement at start of video is not fair (a lie).
- reginold 5y agoApparently Long Haired Keanu is indeed rendered!! This article (linked by a poster above) has everything you need to know: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/12/the-matrix-awakens-is-2021s-must-play-flex-of-current-gen-console-power/ https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/12/the-matrix-awakens-is...
- smusamashah 5y agoEven if it's a render, it's probably just 3d capture played back. You can see how unrealistic the young Keanu is versus the current one. The jaw specially moves in a weirdly inhuman way both in game play and in intro when he suddenly shape shifts. This article is also speculation and I don't believe them. If it was all a render, all faces should have maintained the same detail and realism. But only Keanu's face is real enough. You can even see his individual hair which are out of shape. That's way too real. Those hair can't possibly be 3d captured like that. As someone else pointed out, he does change to 3d render at 1:39 in a far view and you can easily see how unrealistic that one is.