Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is an upcoming American computer-animated superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Miles Morales / Spider-Man, produced by Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation, and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing. The film is directed by Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey, and Rodney Rothman, from a screenplay by Phil Lord. Shameik Moore voices Morales, starring alongside Liev Schreiber, Mahershala Ali, and Brian Tyree Henry.
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They're probably trying to emulate the FPS of a cartoon.. but boy does it look retarded.
It already doesn't really work and irritate me when they combine manga animation + 3D they have to put at the same FPS, there's no need to go for it when it's fully 3D. It just looks wrong.
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Though spiderman noir would be a sick movie in its own right. \o/
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Umm.. I watched a few seconds from the release and in many scenes the whole thing looks like you're watching a 3D version without glasses. The edges are blurry, and the "chromatic aberration"-ish effect is all over the place. Is it supposed to look like this?
Only the characters have a lower framerate, but it's intentional as far as i can tell. The environments move smoothly, overall it's an interesting effect. We loved the movie too, great story & style.
Only the characters have a lower framerate, but it's intentional as far as i can tell. The environments move smoothly, overall it's an interesting effect. We loved the movie too, great story & style.
It's not the framerate I have a small gripe with, it's the fact that it looks like I'm watching a 3D movie without glasses, blurriness and chromatic aberration effect smeared on screen... It's a bit jarring at first, that's all.
It's no different in traditional claymation either. Same smooth camera movement, but choppy, yet still visually spectacular animation. I think they used it well here. Completely unnecessary, but made it feel a bit more...comic-y.
Now I kinda wish there was a normal framerate version out there to compare which one would work better.
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