In the film, the airport is hung on a huge balloon filled with helium. The team used an advanced hybrid display technology called "holographic imaging" to model the airport in 3D. This technology allows designers to watch the scenery through virtual glasses on the stage and modify them in real time. The core country of the anti-traction alliance is located among the mountains, separated from the outside world by a huge defensive wall. In the film, the defensive wall is 1,800 meters high. The visual effects team produced about 50,000 square kilometers of artificial scenery in front of the defensive wall, and also produced 20,000 square kilometers of artificial scenery in the mountain country. In order to present the sense of apocalyptic era when resources are exhausted, the costumes of the characters in the film need to be polished, burned, brushed and other methods to be worn out twice. At the busiest time, the entire clothing team has 110 people involved in the work
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Mortal Engines visual effects design
2022-04-19 08:01
Extended Reading
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Elmo 2022-04-24 07:01:10
This wasteland punk, or the steampunk of the post-apocalyptic background, has a rather strange tribute to cyberpunk (maybe I think too much), the protagonist originally wanted to be a pilot (Star Wars), but did not want to become A historian archaeologist (Indiana Jones), and finally, when he made up his mind to return to the ideal of a pilot, he put on a jacket that made people feel super déjà vu (Blade Runner)... The person of this character It's basically a hat-trick tribute to Harrison Ford.
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Chaya 2022-04-23 07:02:25
50/100 I want to eat fat in one go, there are shadows of successful commercial films such as Hunger Games, Terminator, Star Wars, etc., under the ideology of globalization, a group of second-generation living in hunting and killing other small cities as a matter of course In the face of major events, he suddenly turned into a peace defender who "resolutely draws a clear line with his parents", which is really in line with the American Internet ecology.
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Tom Natsworthy: [Tom and Hester are shown into a room, Tom looks around and sees there is only one bed] You take the bed, I'll take...
Tom Natsworthy: [Tom sees Hester asleep on the bed] ... the floor.
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Katherine Valentine: How can a society so advanced, so scientific, be so stupid?
Tom Natsworthy: Well, no more stupid than people today.