In movies, shooting dangerous scenes or things that do not exist in reality, making special effects is a necessary method.
In order to pursue the authenticity of film effects, many directors nowadays use real props, build real scenes, and assist with certain special effects to achieve more comfortable audiovisual effects.
is like the dinosaurs in the well-known "Jurassic Park". It is a "real" dinosaur made by assisting some electronic props. At the same time, it uses computer special effects to make the dinosaur move in detail. The above is more vivid.
is like the first summer movie in movie history. The great white shark in "Jaws" released in 1975 is a real model prop made, so it looks extremely realistic, and "Jaws" did not live up to it. This "realistic", driven by a variety of reasons, achieved the first "first-round box office screening of more than 100 million movies" achievement.
is like the "Star Wars" that continues to this day, as an early movie special effects blockbuster, but there are still many real built scenes, especially the BB-8 robot in "Star Wars 7", which is a real prop robot produced .
is about to release "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker", I believe many fans are looking forward to it.
Of course, there are many movies that directly build a real scene for shooting. For example, "Titanic" is a direct restoration of a real Titanic, and "The Matrix 2" is also for shooting chase scenes. A fake highway about 8 kilometers long was built.
Director Nolan, who least likes to use special effects, also spent a lot of effort in producing real scenes.
is typical of the big truck in "Batman" that actually turns over, and the clown blows up the hospital as well. The big truck runs through the road in "Inception" (one-to-one prop model, all installations add up to 10 Ton) It was really on the street, and the broken scene outside the cafe was also shot by the crew with an air cannon.
in the actor's action performance, really climb the moving train, climb the skyscrapers and other dangerous actions.
In "Spider-Man", there is a segment of Peter Parker holding Jane slipped with one hand, and with the other hand the tray that has not yet landed and the food on the tray is a real picture formed by 156 repeated shootings.
filmed animal actors using real animals, such as the scene where 40 squirrels actually went into battle in the scene where squirrels eat nuts and sorted them in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory".
In "Iron Man", which is the first Marvel movie, most of the robots in Tony Stark’s laboratory are real and usable. The arc reactor on Tony’s chest is also a real prop, especially No special effects were used in the scene of the little pepper pulling out the arc reactor from Tony's chest. In that section, Tony has a model on his chest, but his person is standing behind and hidden.
Of course, there are many domestic film and television works that do not use special effects. As early as the 98 version of "Water Margin" Wu Song fights the tiger is a real tiger; the 86 version of the snake essence in the Journey to the West, when fighting with Monkey King, it is A live python was used for shooting.
Recently, "Animal Administration" used real pandas as actors, and the fire scene of "Heroes of Fire" also used real fire.
