How did they manage to screw Tarkin so badly in R1? I mean back

>>79352008
desu anyone who says R1 Tarkin is even remotely comparable to the real thing is insulting his memory, watch A New Hope again and pay attention to his performance.

>>79352008
The cgi Leia was pretty good in New Hope too

>>79352008

Well, ANH used a Jim Henson puppet, for one. You can never beat practical effects.

>>79353457
what about CGI Motma in R1? Looked pretty real desu

>>79352008
Pretty good OP, pretty good. I'll be keeping an eye on your progress from here on out, that's for sure.

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just leaving this here

On a more serious note: whoever voiced CGI Tarkin was bang-on.

'You may fire when ready' was on point.

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>>79352008
Find a flaw.

>>79354656
Is this the new David Cage game?

>>79353729
Guy Henry, plays Cassius in Rome. Been rewatching it a bit and you can hear shades of Tarkin in his voice, which is pretty neato.

>>79352008
>screw Tarkin
But he was a vicious bastard just like in ANH. I'd say they nailed the character.

(Incidentally, can I just gush about Peter Cushing for a moment? The dude had some great fuckin' range. One role can be absolutely loved, the next can be absolutely hated.)

>>79354656
Mouth movements
Eyes
Hair flow

>Incidentally, can I just gush about Peter Cushing for a moment?

You may, we'll never see his like again.

>>79352008
I see what you did, OP, you sneaky fucking bastard.

>>79354656
>>79355577
It seemed to me he moved a bit more in Rogue One than he did in Star Wars. He seemed to have a bit more of a rigid, military-like poise to him in the original, whereas in RO he was a bit more fidgety.

I suspect it had something to do with animation or whoever did the mocap. Always trying to make characters feel more lively with more motion.