In Star Wars Episode III, I just noticed that George Lucas picks

>>64510842
Subliminally witnessing Anakin's transformation before our eyes.

B A S E D L U C A S

eerie

>>64510842
He morphed because this was the real moment when Anakin went to the dark side. Killing younglings was just a finalization.
Truly a genius.

>>64510842
I don't fucking see it. He's just tilting his head?

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>>64510941
the poetry never ends

>>64510941
I thought the moment he turned was when he killed the sand people. His shadow resembled Darth Vader when he was talking to Padme.

>>64510941
>>64511016
>not when he wrecked Dindu and knelt before Sheev

>>64510842
this isn't in the movie right?
how i just noticed anakins hair

That's just him morphing forward a through frames to get him to turn his head at the right moment because they couldn't bother to reshoot.

>>64511089
hilarious if true

>>64510976
No, he isn't. You can see the two takes morph into eachother. It even gets a bit blurry just below his eye.

>>64510999
>That neck

>>64510842
What in the actual fuck

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it symbolizes how Lucas himself changes over the course of the prequels, look at some of the photos of him from the time of episode 1, he has an adventurous smile and twinkle in his eye like an old uncle taking you somewhere you loved as a kid but haven't been able to visit for a long time, but as the prequels go on and the critical backlash increased he became a squat, angry looking toad with a grim and authoritarian gaze that almost seemed challenging you to dare criticize him to his face.

>>64510842
couldn't see it until i only watched the hair. kek.

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>>64510842
HACK

>>64510842
>In the future, movies will be made up of hundreds of thousands of 'micro-takes,' ensuring an absolutely perfect, hermetically engineered performance every time. Actors, rather than rehearsing and playing a scene straight through, just read each word of the script in alphabetical order. It's the editor's job to construct these bits of acting into a scene.

>>64512417
We'll be able to digitally mimic actors before it ever gets that far

>>64512737
But there are entire movies already made just using computers, like the Transformers.

Whelp, time to rewatch the Plinkett reviews.

>>64510842
>literally reposting from reddit
HELLO REDDIT

Holy shit.
I actually have to applaud Lucas for that because I never fucking saw it.

Literally the masterclass of filmmaker, Lucas can create a film without even needing to shoot it.

>>64510976
Literally every part of his face is shifting around the whole time. His lips look like theyre inflating, in fact his whole face sort of bulges out right before he turns

>>64513365
That's the easiest assignment I've ever seen. It would take less than an hour to post 10 times and give 40 upvotes and as long as you kissed lots of ass you would get 200 karma in no time.

>>64513438
>That's the easiest assignment I've ever seen

For a redditor

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>>64511089
Always the innovator.

>>64510842
Why not just slice the shot vertically between their heads?

Well desu Lucas was really pushing the envelope forwards in terms of non-linear editing and digital filmmaking, and he was one of, if not THE first person to ever try this, so we have to give him credit as a technical wizard for trying out something new.

I'm sure other directors have since done similar things, and the technology is more advanced now so it is even more seamless

Note how it took 10 years for somebody to notice this

>>64512919
>knowing this is a repost from reddit

HELLO REDDIT