I completely agree. I remember a similar discussion about special effects in movies. The year was 1993 and I was telling my uncle that the newly released Juras

I completely agree. I remember a similar discussion about special effects in movies. The year was 1993 and I was telling my uncle that the newly released Jurassic Park had special effects that looked completely real. My uncle was an artist (a painter) and told me that he agreed they looked real to us now, but that they probably wouldn't in the future. That concept seemed crazy to me... He explained that when he saw the original Star Wars in theaters the special effects were mind blowing to the audience and looked completely believable and real. Of course, to me, at the time, Star Wars special effects looked crude and fake--I had a hard time believing him. But, if I watch Jurassic Park today, sure enough, he was right.