Lol I came here to find the scene where he says I make this entire pig disappear but instead yeah good cgi and it sounds like he was having a weird orgasm lol
@KingNast Yeah, except that, at the time I just thought that it was the name of the person morphing in the clip... it didn't occur to me that that might be the name of the movie. Things aren't always as obvious as they may seem.
Yeah, I was just referring to how directors with access to the latest tech today can be so lazy about how they use it that it often ends up looking worse than sfx made years before(ex. Jurassic Park's 1993 dinos look 10x better than Land of the Lost's 2009 dinos).
Actually, while there was a full-size T-rex animatronic, and some other robots, a majority of Jurassic Park was actually CGI. The saurpod at the very beginning, the T-rex car scene, the raptor chase scene and the final battle scene were all almost completely CGI. That's why it was seen as such an innovation; no other film had done CGI animation so excessevely before. And that Willow scene was an amazing innovation in filmmaking as well.
@Roncace - Previous films basically used manual deformation of frames or hand-drawn animation to create transitions between images. Willow uses automatically interpolated 2D warping with simultaneous cross-fading, which are the two elements that define the effect known as "morphing" today.
excellent example of rule 34 right here
KingNast 7 months ago
Lol I came here to find the scene where he says I make this entire pig disappear but instead yeah good cgi and it sounds like he was having a weird orgasm lol
Gravesyte 10 months ago
that guy looks so gay!!! lol
funnyhippo101 1 year ago
which film is this from? i just cant remember, grr!
AMANDANeverLoved 1 year ago
@AMANDANeverLoved you could just read the title of the video
KingNast 7 months ago
@KingNast Yeah, except that, at the time I just thought that it was the name of the person morphing in the clip... it didn't occur to me that that might be the name of the movie. Things aren't always as obvious as they may seem.
AMANDANeverLoved 7 months ago
@AMANDANeverLoved sorry :)
KingNast 7 months ago
@KingNast haha, thats ok ^^ i'm sorry too, i might have been a bit harsh. xx
AMANDANeverLoved 7 months ago
@AMANDANeverLoved nah.. i was just being a wise ass :D
KingNast 7 months ago
How I wish my girlfriend would morph into all sorts of varieties of animals like that.
kittycatmorph 1 year ago
This is one of my favorite movies.
GolemSoldierNo15 2 years ago
its willow
freidian 2 years ago
Goes to show ingenuity and attention to detail matter more than having the latest tech. Really well done.
jtno2 2 years ago 3
actually the tiger morph towards the end was considered an innovation in cg at the time
Ninjerina 2 years ago 7
Yeah, I was just referring to how directors with access to the latest tech today can be so lazy about how they use it that it often ends up looking worse than sfx made years before(ex. Jurassic Park's 1993 dinos look 10x better than Land of the Lost's 2009 dinos).
jtno2 2 years ago 2
I haven't seen LOTL but I would agree with you on the large amount of more recent poorly executed cg.
Ninjerina 2 years ago
@jtno2 That's because the dinosaurs in Jurassic Parks WERE FUCKING ROBOTS.
BoxxyFan 2 years ago
Actually, while there was a full-size T-rex animatronic, and some other robots, a majority of Jurassic Park was actually CGI. The saurpod at the very beginning, the T-rex car scene, the raptor chase scene and the final battle scene were all almost completely CGI. That's why it was seen as such an innovation; no other film had done CGI animation so excessevely before. And that Willow scene was an amazing innovation in filmmaking as well.
phenixofroses 1 year ago
This movie had some of the best special effects ever seen when it was released.
MRAntiLiberal 2 years ago
What movie is this?
WolfQuestLover3 2 years ago
"Willow"
Liorca 2 years ago
this makes me horny
farfilet 2 years ago
i agree lol
Athediscotv 2 years ago
I used to LOVE this movie!!!
Ladybluewings01 2 years ago
first morph in history
chancayano 3 years ago
To this day, I still think the tiger to the lady is about perfect. (Only the compositing needs a little tweaking)
chirpieguy 4 years ago
the first time morphing was done in a movie. 1987. it blew people away then.
Orionsaint 4 years ago 17
And it still does.
MandelbudetReturns 2 years ago
No! Not the first time!
There have been numerous attempts in other movies but none as good as this on
don't believe me, look it up at filmsite.org on history of special effects
Roncace 1 year ago
@Roncace - Previous films basically used manual deformation of frames or hand-drawn animation to create transitions between images. Willow uses automatically interpolated 2D warping with simultaneous cross-fading, which are the two elements that define the effect known as "morphing" today.
RFC3514 2 months ago
woo wheres this from hah and cudos on the morph
znounz 4 years ago