[ SECRET POST #2622 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2622 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The more advanced CGI gets, the more it creeps into uncanny valley territory.

[ketita]

True, but oddly enough stuff like Final Fantasy Advent Children (old, I know) I actually really enjoyed the CGI despite how it was edging towards realism much more.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Apparently Advent Children they dialed back the realism a bit and made the faces a bit more anime because really realistic felt like the animators were working on corpses.

Try getting a hold of Spirits Within and decide if it falls in the Uncanny Valley for you. (Personally SW was never a problem of faces for me, but movement. The characters seemed at times to be moving in slo-mo.)

[ketita]

//nod yeah, you definitely get the anime feel in AC, though my point was that even though it's more "realistic" than, say, Frozen, I enjoyed looking at it a lot more than I enjoyed looking at Frozen - and that's taking more than 10 years of animation development into account... So for me, that's agreeing that there's just something missing in that animation style.

I actually did watch SW when it first came out, and I mostly remember being pretty wowed by the animation, though since I didn't particularly enjoy the movie I haven't watched it since. I'm curious as to what I'll think of it now, actually, since you mention it (for contrast, I fairly recently watched AC and still enjoyed the animation).

[(Anonymous)]

I actually think that makes AC look worse, because realistically rendered human textures on anime-proportioned faces is intensely uncanny valley for me.