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Black panther movie is anticipating and it's very good, just hoping it's worth the wait, cabt wait to watch it
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
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It's a nice movie being the first one. I'm sure this one will be good too.
Saw this yesterday with some friends, overall really good (a lot better than thor love movie) and got to be jealous of how Chadwick Boseman was immortalized in this movie. It was a really good way to honor him.
Love how this movie does its own Aquaman type character.
To be fair, it's not like the new black panther would have the same skills to have an impressive fight like the last one could give.
Love how this movie does its own Aquaman type character.
To be fair, it's not like the new black panther would have the same skills to have an impressive fight like the last one could give.
Exactly my point. Looking from the fighting perspective of the movie, it was a big let down especially with Shuri being the Black Panther. That her shooting of velocity waves from her fist is just ridiculous to me.
But the fighting perspective of the movie could not be like the first film, the new black panther wouldn't have that same skill.
Yes, it wouldn't. Aside from that, I'm good with the rest of the movie's plot.
Read on fish poop from CBR lol
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever's large VFX team included an artist hired to focus specifically on creating "marine snow," or, in layman's terms, fish poop.
Chris White, VFX supervisor at Wētā FX, revealed the details in an interview with Comic Book. "If you want to talk about minutiae, we were literally discussing the shape of the fish poop that makes up all of the stuff that's floating around, and how we need to make sure that shape is correct," White said. Marine snow is the technical term for the biological debris (comprising fish excrement as well as other organic matter) that can be seen falling through the water in the deep ocean -- an important detail to capture when building a deep sea metropolis like Takolan. "When the lighters light it and it's not the right shape, it doesn't look like underwater," White explained. He went on to reveal that one team member was given the responsibility of working on the effects behind the biological debris. "What he did the entire film, was for every shot, making sure that it picked up with right motion and had the right character, and the density was correct, and it had the underwater current, and he got notes back on it as well on how to make it better."
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever's large VFX team included an artist hired to focus specifically on creating "marine snow," or, in layman's terms, fish poop.
Chris White, VFX supervisor at Wētā FX, revealed the details in an interview with Comic Book. "If you want to talk about minutiae, we were literally discussing the shape of the fish poop that makes up all of the stuff that's floating around, and how we need to make sure that shape is correct," White said. Marine snow is the technical term for the biological debris (comprising fish excrement as well as other organic matter) that can be seen falling through the water in the deep ocean -- an important detail to capture when building a deep sea metropolis like Takolan. "When the lighters light it and it's not the right shape, it doesn't look like underwater," White explained. He went on to reveal that one team member was given the responsibility of working on the effects behind the biological debris. "What he did the entire film, was for every shot, making sure that it picked up with right motion and had the right character, and the density was correct, and it had the underwater current, and he got notes back on it as well on how to make it better."