Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "driving scenes in old movies vs. driving scenes today" video.

  1. 😂 No no, nothing beats hacker scenes. Omg those are the worst and so ridiculous
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  2.  @jhutton4348  wait- that's not how you do it??? Damn no wonder I've been having such a hard time.
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  3. @Edward McArdle its just as good as those full-priced name brand creators!
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  4. Fast and lumpy, I love it
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  5. Ok ok but who would you bet on in a Mann vs Man head-to-head???? I mean that's a tough one. Man(CT), what say you??? Think you can go Mano y mano with Mann???
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  6. He reminds of Gus Johnson Not the same style but the same kind of peevedness I'm here for it lol
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  7. Anyone who agrees with me is automatically a genius.
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  8. Lol took my words
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  9.  @michaelmcdonald8452  don't encourage the weird bots
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  10. In every movie with a driving scene not filmed live, even more recent ones, when they have the faux driving scenery it's just so obvious lol. The older ones are especially wacky tho. You just gotta go along with it and pretend it's all real, lol. I'm sure it was easier for past audiences to suspend disbelief bec visual effects technology wasn't very advanced yet. Of course today we expect everything in film to look 100% real, even if it's a fantasy scene much less a simple road with indicated motion, but past generations didn't have such luxury. But they tried their best. I still love the old school VFX from the late 70s-early 90s, before CGI really took off. They did a lot with a little. Good good times.
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  11. Ok so what he's saying is-
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  12. They are pretty terrible tho lol
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  13. Early 2000s hot cuts in the outro for the win!
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  14. *thge I knew it! Man has now transcended mere mortal rules of expression and is leading us to a brave new era of different linguistic rules I'm ready.
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  15. Look, there's nothing more realistic than looking at a full frontal head shot, or an internal side view of a driver where they and maybe their car frame takes up the entire frame of the scene and they are perfectly clear and perfectly still, while you watch the road, vehicles and trees move around outside, some of them blurry in the distance, others a little more clear. Nope, nothing more realistic-feeling and immersive than that. Let's hear it for soundstage-filmed driving shots ftw! Lol
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  16.  @cninh4574  no?? I chat my ADHD ass off. Unless I have to focus especially for some reason. ie looking for a place Im unfamiliar with etc
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