Naming one’s favorite famous scenes from movies off the top of their head can be difficult. Scenes like the initial dinosaur scene in Jurassic Park bring back waves of nostalgia, and reminds us how far technology has come.
A YouTube group called Real3D are in the business of digging up old movies and altering them with overtly terrible CGI. In this video, they take a stab at Jurassic Park, and we get to see these balloon like creatures roam what can only be described as a grade school level drawing.
The group also takes a look at other famous scenes such as the original Steamboat Willie and Pokémon. The intention is to troll the public, and with a channel description that says they are trying to make “The best 3D animations of the world,” they’re obviously good at it.
What's Driving This Trend
- CGI Trolling
- Creating humorous and intentionally bad CGI renditions of famous scenes from movies and TV shows.
- Retro Cartoon Remakes
- Using modern technology to recreate iconic cartoon characters in CGI form.
- Nostalgic CGI Recreation
- Recreating famous scenes from movies and TV shows in a comedic and nostalgic CGI format.
Who This Affects Most
- Film and Television Production
- Integrating intentionally bad CGI renditions into comedy shows or movies as a way to appeal to younger audiences.
- Advertising and Marketing
- Using nostalgic CGI recreation to appeal to a particular generation in advertising campaigns.
- Video Game Design
- Creating retro cartoon remakes for beloved video game characters in CGI form for nostalgic appeal and potential game remakes.
