VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 165 (ft. Weta FX)
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Wren and Jallen are joined by VFX Supervisor Luke Millar from Weta FX to break down the visual effects from Oscar nominated "Better Man" and more!
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0:00 - Welcome to VFX Artists React!
0:26 - Better Man
02:46 - Apes Do Web Design
4:10 - More Better Man
12:35 - Jungle Cruise
16:48 - Mortal Engines
Can you guys do an 'evolution of CGI' series? Each episode talking about where a company started, their progress, and where they are now. An example that comes to mind would be DreamWorks animation, with the release of The Wild Robot, and how much they've changed from Shrek.
I second this!
THIRDED!
Along the same lines, I'd love if they reacted to 70s graphics sometime. Go dig up commercials and corporate videos from the CG stone age, from companies like MAGI and Abel & Associates. Or early-80s car adverts that inspired the vaporwave movement. That sort of thing. There are old demo reels online, so they aren't hard to find.
No
Do it
I had no plans on seeing the Robbie movie, but now I really want to.
Best commercial they could have done for the movie is this episode.
That's exactly what it was, a commercial, Wren's praise for the movie was obviously scripted, the statement's lacked all emotion, which normally pours out of him
@kingcosworth2643 i was more thinking about all the vfx that went into it. You could see both Jordan and Wren being flabbergasted about the work that is put in, just to not have a human character. The length they went to with new techniques and pure effort. So I rather looked at the technical side and their reactions than the praise
@@kingcosworth2643stfu if you actually took the time and watched the movie you’d probably enjoy it
Same. I've got no interest in the story, but I'm going to check it out for the artistry.
@@kingcosworth2643 Commertial or not it gained my interest, sometimes good movies fly under the radar and are poorly advertized, i didn't know this movie existed until today.
I know most of the comments won't mention it, but you guys have become so good with your interview style. So many of your questions are things you likely know and understand just fine, but the way you ask and probe makes a very conplicated technology and skillset understandable to someone with no experience or knowledge of animation and cg effects.
It really elevates the quality of these videos, and stuck out in this one as being incredibly well done without ever feeling demeaning to the guest or the viewers. 10/10, keep going corridor
OMG NO FR YOU BEAT ME TO THIS they are legit the only people on RUclips doing these kinds of interviews as well! And to be this in depth Jordan killed it this episode
need to emphasize how true this comment is
I actually worked in the VFX department on Better Man, lovely bunch of people, craziest project and Michael Gracey was really nice. Glad to see the channel I watched as a kid review something I've worked on!
How old is this channel?😭 for reference I’m 18
@sage_of_the_arcane IIRC around like 2009 corridor digital and Freddie W were big.
I'm turning 30 soon and definitely remember watching them as a young teen/kid. Time flies.
@@sage_of_the_arcane this channel is from 2011, the corridor digital channel is from 2010
@@sage_of_the_arcaneidk I graduated Uni not too long ago, and I also watched this channel as a kid
You did some Oscar winning level movie. I'm ripping my finger skin off thinking about the Oscars. I really really hope you guys win. Not as a fan but as a movie making partner. You deserve it 200%
Didnt quite realize how long Better Man took till he said “the queen passed away”
ikr? 96 years is a hell of a long time to produce a film
i cant recall a more fully fleshed out cgi character like ever. the hairstyles, the clothing, the tattoos. that's actually immense at the highest level. weta just loves pushing their character work to the breaking point. insane as always.
As a UK viewer, I'm glad to be able to finally watch some Americans who know who Robbie Williams is.
In fairness, I’m a uk viewer and don’t really care for him all too much neither. The large scale reception to the movie doesn’t exactly surprise me
It amazes me the amount of top talent filmmakers take a seat on the Corridor Crew couch.
still waiting for Jackie Chan
I've always liked SFX and stunts but I was never a fan of SFX and stunts - until corridor crew. They made me realize and appreciate the amount of work and talent needed to make these films and TV shows.
I never even thought this show would get that many episodes or views when they started, now they get millions of views per video and it even got into the mainstream. I'm hearing more and more people talk about them even though they are not VFX guys, which is very impressive to make VFX nerddom entertaining for people with background in the field.
@@dubbleplusgood VFX, not SFX. Like, its in the title mate. At least in most videos its VFX and that's what their jobs are. VFX and SFX are two different things. Also your first sentence makes no sense, you always loved it but never loved it? tf? It seems like you mistyped the part about what you didn't like before or after.
its insane
Disneys "Big F**king Giant" 😂❤ 14:38
Got a big laugh out of me. Well played editor.
At school, my friend Ben, with a 2 syllable surname starting with G, was frequently referred to as BFG for this very reason.
absolutely brilliant lol
As an artist working in the industry, I really enjoy these episodes with guests! I feel like I get way more insight than normal. Thanks Corridor!
It's great having these experts show their work, but I would love a "failures leading to improvements" episode. So instead of only the great work, show us their pieces that didn't work and explain *how* it helped them in later attempts.
These experts already replaced by AI so don't think they will be doing things other than reacting.
@@MultiHeheboy you talking about the 6-fingered double left handed AI? It might be sufficient for a mediocre straight-to-dvd movie, but big studio premieres... Nah, these guys are fine.
Love this guy's energy. So chill.
That chill comes from years of producers and directors telling him, 'We'll fix it in post.' ...when they're already in post.
agreed
@@MooVeetheMovieMonster thnx for the ptsd buddy.
I love that approach to Betterman, "what do we need the cgi to do to serve the story and honor the performances"
Really hope Luke and the team win the VFX Oscar next month. It's more than well deserved, this is a giant leap.
Really enjoyed this one. Luke provided a lot of insight into things that have been discussed before but through an even deeper production level lens that we don't often think about. Always been a fan of Weta's approach to VFX and enjoyed having another memeber dissect and breakdown some of the process on the channel. Thanks to Luke and hope to see more episodes like this tackling rendering, memory optimisation and VFX firsts like shaving digital fur. Props to Wren and Jordan for hosting and asking all these questions while providing their own analysis as well.
Agreed - really enjoyed this episode and would love to see Luke a lot more!
I think Luke and team WetaFX deserve an Oscar for the groundbreaking work on Better Man.
Dune 2 should win.
Oscars don’t mean anything.
It’s nominated for best visual effects.
I think this is one of the best vfx artists react you've done
definitely
The more I watch these vids the more I come to respect all the departments in filmmaking. My hope for making a film is to work alongside cgi artists right from the start so I never dump stuff on them at the last moment but they're right there throughout the entire process. Nothing but respect for these people!
Often easier said than done in any industry when working with subcontractors.
Not to be a downer but if you actually want to make a film with high-end VFX, that's cool and fine, but realistically it's very unlikely to even get close to making a big film, the costs are enormous and it is very difficult to get that funding if you aren't a household name already. It's financially super risky to give unknown directors or producers money no matter how good they are, it's just the harsh reality that it makes way more sense for them to book a well known director because the chances to make money on it are way higher, and even then it is risky. Also Hollywood is an exclusive club you can't just get access to in general.
Just saying speaking as someone who dreamed of making movies as a kid/teen. 99% of people will at most make short films for festivals and making any money is insanely difficult.
Corridor is very lucky to be able to make some money and as you can see even then its mainly through their commentary videos on their second channel (Patreon too, idk how much that brings in) and its not guaranteed for them to have a stable financial future. The main channel also makes short videos instead of movies and these guys are good and well connected.
@ with all due respect but with the way Hollywood is going I doubt it’ll last for much longer. At some point people will get fed up of the nonsense so called storytelling that the studios are pumping out and will want fresher minds. Not to sound arrogant but I’m the type of person who wants people to thrive in their areas of passion and creativity coming together to create something to blow people’s socks off. My love for filmmaking cannot be dictated by the need to please people and try to win approval, that is a terrible way to go about it. But I see what you mean.
Honestly, Better Man is actually a really good movie. Even if hou dont know who Robbie Williams is, it's a very energetic and exciting way to learn about him. I highly recommend it. It's a shame it didn't get more attention and just resulted to a bunch of people making fun of it because it really didn't deserve that treatment.
couldnt pay me to watch this turkey.
@purefoldnz3070 he's a monkey not a turkey
But for real man, it's pretty good. I went in pessimistic and ended up happy I saw it
@purefoldnz3070 I see you all over this section whining about this movie. Get off RUclips and have some fun instead of just jumping on bandwagons.
@@purefoldnz3070 Womp-Womp-Womp. That's you....that's what you sound like.
If they do a version without the cgi monkey I'll watch that.
If I want to watch a biopic of a CGI animal sensation from the UK I'll watch the crazy frog biopic
The effects for Better Man were incredible. Even if you don't know who Robbie Williams is it's an interesting biopic
the only thing interesting about it is how much money it lost. Ouch.
Loved this film, and I've never been a Robbie Williams fan
it has good reviews so far and the Soundtracks probably made more money than the film with it hitting number 1 in UK and 5th in Australia.
@@purefoldnz3070have u actually seen the film or u just judging based on box office only ?!? Don't u have your own thoughts ?
@ oh I have a lot of thoughts about this movie like who green lit this turkey?
My wife and I went by chance to see Better Man in Everett, Washington while it was playing in theaters. It was incredible, honestly it's our favorite movie of the last couple years. We were shocked by how good the chimpanzee idea worked and how engaging the movie was with all the choreography and music. It's truly an amazing film that I hope gets more recognition because we really need more innovation in a lot of these movies that have been coming out of Hollywood.
Plus, now we can't stop listening to Robbie Williams 😂
The way Jordan was explaining memory optimization at the end is very similar to how I try to get my students to think of scales, rhythm patterns etc in music. If you've got to individually process every note, it's really hard, but if you can look at a lick and find the patterns you've played thousands of times before, it drastically reduces the number of bits of information you have to think about and makes it so much easier to play.
Jordan and Wren were the perfect hosts for this episode.
Episodes with "THE guy who did THE shot" is my favorite format on this couch tbh
Had no interest in seeing the movie but decided to do so out of curiosity just to see the special effects. Was not disappointed.
you paid money to watch this turkey?
I throughly enjoyed Better Man as someone who was completely unfamiliar with the source material.
But I was ESPECIALLY blown away by the VFX so I’m so happy to see the pure insanity of the VFX get some recognition
I'm so happy you guys did a VFX rundown of Better Man. It's an absolute masterpiece and deserves to be seen more.
It won the though as the movie sucks. No one cares about a random boy band member.
This is no different to making a movie about Posh Spice played by a giraffe. Pointless.
@-The-Darkside clearly not a fan of decent cinematography. Go watch Megalopolis 👍🏻
@@-The-Darkside
Hold up, i would watch that
I'm kinda with Darkside on this one. It probably is a well shot movie, but I feel like making the character a chimp was done just to spice it up because the actual story wasn't all that interesting.
This is up there with the best ever episodes for showing how many layers, obstacles, and work goes into visual effects. Absolutely bonkers! ❤
¡Gracias!
Man, it's always a treat to hear these extremely experienced professionals talk about their craft. Makes the world more exciting, knowing there are so many talented people around.
I loved the mic blip at 9:26 and the muffledness when we couldn't hear haha.
Glad you covered Betterman in detail. The movie is incredible
Wren is such a seemingly naturally good moderator, it really feels like it's in his DNA to entertain.
Or how Luke said "your energy is insane".
Such eloquence from these individuals, each time. Great everything.
I love seeing the behind the scenes work. The set design, costume, make-up and VFX teams are truly the unsung heroes of movie making. While I appreciate also without the right actors a movie can fall, without the back up from these teams it wouldn't get off the ground. who knows just how far the tech will go in the next few years. Awesome channel.
Powerful episode somehow. Felt like I didn't know anything, and that's refreshing. The passion these guys have for their works is inspiring and humbling.
Yeah, I just saw the Rock DJ music video from Better Man yesterday, and immediately thought, "I wonder when Corridor Crew is going to analyse this?"
Do they do the same as the proper video but with the chimp? I bet that's pretty wild
It's truly inspiring to witness a dedicated artist like Like who takes the time to break down complex shots with such meticulous detail. As a junior VFX artist, it's incredible to see how nothing is overlooked in the process. I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to learn from such passionate professionals who contribute so much to the success of these series. Thank you for bringing such talented individuals into each episode!
I always thought that the better man is destined to be a streaming success. The moment it hits a streaming platform word of mouth is going to do wonders.
How much money they put in it wasn't worth it. Nobody cared about some washed u0 has been British pop star from the 90s. He already failed twice to become successful in America.
When I first saw a trailer for this movie I’ll admit I was confused, but I finally checked it out last month and was surprised how much I liked it. Very cool to hear more about all the work that went into such a unique film.
a banger list of incredible work in movies that all bombed (and then jungle cruise). cool dude.
so much respect for the craft shown here. No wonder he saw your engery was up. its was exciting!
Better Man is genuinely so damn good. Hope this helps to get more people to watch it
Honestly ! The fact that Robbie is fcnk famous everywhere else and not US is just ridiculous 🤣 but this movie was absolute masterpiece
@@AmberGirL87 What's hilarious to me is all the Brits and Euros going on and on about how famous he is yet the film didn't even gross $8 million in the UK and Worldwide didn't even top $20 million. He's obviously not nearly as relevant or famous as you'd like to think.
@@AmberGirL87I've literally never heard of him outside the context of this movie. I'm not exactly the target audience, but is "British famous" somehow sadder than "Internet famous"?
@@RSpracticalshooting This movie is 10 years late to the party. Horrible timing. Should have capitalised on his fame when he was actually famous. Guess the tech wasn't there back then anyway.
@@RSpracticalshooting he was* massive in the entire world but he's not anymore, as other comment said, it was bad timing
I just want to put a small emphasis on the quickly passed statement of "Just Recreate the Lens Flare"... Even with a tool built for that. THAT is a lot of work and detail. Well done. Amazing work
Been waiting for the Better Man coverage. CG masterclass movie!
As someone who had never heard of Robbie Williams until I watched the movie for my job (i work with subtitles), this is a pretty damn good film. Give it a shot people.
what do you think is good about it? honest question
@@ianglenn2821no not for the amount of money spent on it and well the songs aren’t good and have no energy or rather don’t match the scenes they wanted you can’t spend 110$ mil and gross worldwide 1$ mil and not do damage control
@@ianglenn2821 yeah would be a nice review
@@ianglenn2821 it’s just a well made, passionately produced movie. And clear the artistry was paramount making it and not panhandler by execs
@@ianglenn2821 It's a very emotional and earnest movie. Feels honest. The script doesn't shy away from the darkest sides of Robbie, he's not painted as a flawless person - far from it. It's pretty well shot too. Overall it's just a great story with a very interesting character at its center, even if (as I said) you don't know the guy.
I will never get tired of spamming the left arrow and seeing wren do a little dance at the start of all these videos
I love how Houdini can export all those layers, so a lay person can see how much went into it with the compositing. I'm sure it's not the first programme to do it, but I still love it :)
Better Man was AMAZING
I think This dude is THE secret weapon . His work is what we know as greatness
Mannn people slept HEAVILY on Better Man. It was absolutely fantastic. Like who cares if you don't know who Robbie Williams is, the films job is to inform you of that.
Well someone should've cared since they're not getting back their 100 million
Yup, I mean from VFX standpoint wow. But everything else is meh... literally box office gives the ultimate answer. Commercially, massive flop
Then maybe they shouldn't have hid the movie's best selling point in the marketing ...
Was he a real person? Is it a spoof of bionics or a hypothetical biopic?
I've been too busy to post my review, but honestly, I think making this about Robbie Williams did the film a disservice. Like Corridor Crew pointed out, the VFX are insanely good, but using RW as the source material boxed them in. It limited where they could take the story and what songs they could use. None of his songs are catchy enough to be big show tunes, which is exactly why the world doesn’t really know him. I still recommend seeing it for the visual experience the director and DP created :)
Yay time for another my favorite series VFX ARTIST React
7:26 how to turn “no” into a 7 letter word 😂
I'd love to see an episode of just television show intros, I know you talked briefly about Severance. But of my favorites are Dark Matter, Invasion, Elementary, The Silo, Daredevil and Game of thrones.
This was a good one. Love having these guests here to chat about these crazy achievements and movies!
better man IS a masterpiece! incredible movie
Better Man was so underrated... amazing storytelling, acting, the vfx especially the concert was on point, the ape being robbie was genius.. one of the best films of 2024
its the worst movie i have ever seen
@@sstack83 ever haha.. good one
@@sstack83cringe
@@sstack83 Bet you didn't actually watch it then.
All the effort, detail, and passion poured into this movie, yet I had never heard of it before....
and will likely never watch it 😂
I had never heard of the Robbie guy this movie is supposed to be about, but this was some solid inspiration to see the movie. They should be paying you guys!
I can’t believe you guys haven’t reacted to anything from the Chronicles of Narnia movies. The first one was nominated for an oscar in vfx and won one in makeup. I think there’s a lot of cool stuff you could talk about.
Better Man is incredible. The fact they made Robbie Williams look less like a chimp is amazing CG work.
Accidentally started playing this on 1.5x, but as Wren did the introduction, I didn't notice right away. 🤭
I think betterman didn't deserve to flop like how it did, genuinely great movie.
Yaaaay! Weta crew inda hoooooowzzzz!! Luke's a cool dude. Please have him on again.
Great show. I actually am excited to see Better Man.
What a great guest .... And yeah, your energy is insane ... and so amazing :)
Im so glad you could cover better man. Saw it twice, absolutely love it. Wish it had more support
Making him a chimp is one of the stupidest ideas in movie history.
@kellymoses8566 nah, it made the film dramatically better. Stands out, not a total bore impassioned decision, it had hard work that paid off to make a unique, albeit, difficult to market film. Meanwhile a complete unknown is a total bore and is a by the numbers musical biopic.
@@kellymoses8566 No it's not that they make him into a chimp that is stupid, it's that they turned him into a CGI chimp is the mistake, dude want to tell a unique autobiography but isn't determined enough to put on chimp makeup to save on the budget
@@kellymoses8566 The Chimp part was the good idea. The bad Idea was using Robbie William's story. It boxed them in to the story they could tell and the music they could use. Better Songs would have made it a bigger hit and they could've taken us on an even wilder visual ride
@@kellymoses8566nope ,that was the greatest idea ever! They did not promote the movie enough ,they just added the trailer and that was it
It’s crazy they can shoot and edit a whole video in 7 days. Absolutely tough work🔥🔥
THANK YOU for calling it an ape; been driving me nuts how all the marketing calls the character a monkey, trailer included.
That is kinda Robbie William's fault for the quote "I've always seen myself as a bit of a monkey"
Better Man continues the top tier music biopics
I was waiting for your reaction to Better Man, and you got the Weta expert too ❤ thanks
I subscribed today because I could no longer bear the thought of Wren being disappointed.
You guys have to check out the great movie 65. One scene you have to check out is one of the final scenes when Adam Driver’s character faces the giant dinosaur and a geyser shoots up hot water at the big bad. Fabulous cgi
Fun b-movie. We need more fun b-movies
This was an awesome guest company/person to get.
Having a director say "where is the fun in that?" is what a lot of movies lack these days. Better Man was definitely a fun "(and emotional) watch.
Weta always does such amazing work. They have incredible people working there. I haven't seen Better Man yet, but it looks awesome. And, say what you will about the story, writing, direction of Jungle Cruise, but it looked f-king amazing. Visually, it was fantastic. Same with Mortal Engines. Great episode! Great guest!
I'm so happy you guys reviewed Better Man! So many ppl avoid seeing it since they don't know who Robbie Williams is and in fact ,he is so famous every elsewhere else and not US! This movie was absolutely incredible, masterpiece of visual storytelling! I really hope it will win the Oscar for best visuals!
That's funny because everyone in the UK knows who he is, and we didn't go watch it either.
As a neutral party (not from US or UK), knowing who he is doesn't make me want to watch it, lol... I might watch it for the vfx, but only for the vfx.
Well is your loss, this film was phenomenal @@-The-Darkside
@@kl6960I'm glad I've seen it on big screen ,this film was absolutely phenomenal
I just had the best club sandwich of my life while watching this episode. I will surely never forget that. Thank you!
Idk what I expected going into Better Man, but one thing I definitely didn't anticipate is that it would be more violent than the Planet of The Apes movies (if you know you know).
Yeah that part was crazy, but at least we got our first Planet of the Apes Musical out of this film.
What the heck is going on?? I thought it was planet of the apes
@@josiahamazeplanet of the known but unknown worldwide artist
@@josiahamaze Nah it's a pop musician called Robbie Williams from the UK biopic. It's quite stylised and the main character is depicted as a chimp.
@@MooVeetheMovieMonster Finally what we've all been asking for!
Jordan's hair looks MAGNIFICENT! 👌
The sponsorship video segment isn't correctly timed. So excited to watch this as soon as it's posted. Love all your vids.
i love how this guy explains things
Hair looks good Jordan!
I fucking love Corridor Crew. Thanks for the content guyz 🤍
Better man deserves more audience, it's a great movie.
No one cares about the main character, they tried to capitalize on a guy that no one really cares, hopefully they'll lose so much money they won't do a biopic like that again
Great? It's a Robbie Williams biopic.
What's next a Spice girls movie where theyre played by lions.
Utter stupidity and a massive flop.
@@James_Byronmoronic take
See how the comments to your comments are people prejudging the movie without seeing it.
@ I know, imagine watching a good movie about someone you don't know. What an unthinkable concept?
Hey guys, thank you very much for this video and talk about technical details about Better Man.
Very interesting speech and video snippets! Big work has been done!
Would like to get more!
Really hope your video gives more understanding that this video is really special and not so simple like everybody thought.
I appreciate the deep dive into Better Man. I’m really sad it bombed. American audiences need to get over themselves and experience something unfamiliar and new. It’s bold and a fantastic movie. Been listening to Robbie non stop since watching.
it blitzed in the UK too, don't blame us. it's just an ego piece. let this Ribby Willy guy stroke his own, he doesn't need our help
I'm not American and I have no interest in biopics about celebrities, even if they digitally replace the actor with apes. Might as well just watch Keeping up with the Kardashians
Why would someone watch a biopic about a celebrity they've never heard of? Genuine question.
@@thegrinderman1090 I watched the movie not for the biopic or wanting to know about the singer, i watched it just to watch the movie and I *LOVED* almost every second of that movie, the cinematography, the direction, the emotions were all there. I also found the way it depicted mental issues to be much more interesting than other movies
9:26 I really loved that edit for some reason
You guys should look at The Core from 1998. Hilarious.
oh yeah, that would be interesting
Oh hell yeah! The Core is my guilty pleasure of a movie.
Amazing episode guys! He's a great guest, really gets it
You guys should take a look at the dual-character interactions for the Eggmans in Sonic 3. If that was digital with Jim Carrey both sides it was the best I’ve seen until now. Love the work you guys do!
The used a double for a lot of it
Wren's "Why not there?" was golden! 🤣
The rock dj scene had to be a huge moment as the music video probably was quite the feature in cgi and mocap at the time. Lots of stuff to talk about if it gets featured here.
VFX are awesome...just love it. Need to do some VFX now. Thanks guys. Keep going!
The fact that more people haven't seen Better man is a crime.
The worse crime is them criticizing it without giving it a chance.
I love that you can hear a subtle tone of nervousness in Wren as he's doing the intro making sure he doesn't accidentally say "WELCOME BACK TO VISUAL EFFECTS" again... 🤣😂
I know the movie is underperforming, but I hope everything about it gets all the attention it deserves eventually - especially the VFX teams!
the only attention it deserves is for being the weirdest creepy shit ever made about somebody nobody cares about
“I follow” - Wren understanding eye tracking.
🤣
I just watched Arthur and the Invisibles trilogy with my kids the other day and i dont think ive seen u guys react to it. Its a pretty good watch and think it holds up for the time it came out (2006) maybe give it a watch 🤙
As much as i love the VFX for Dune: 2, the ones for Better Man are absolutely outstanding because they look so real and natural that at the end of the movie, you really are like 'wait, that was an ape'. I've never seen anything like it before, the attention to all the details, hair, clothes, tattoos, just incredible.
My weekend is incomplete without watching ur videos, love u from Bengaluru, India 🙏🙏