This is one of the best examples of misunderstanding a shot. Look at abyssal difference between these two. In Chung's original animation the scene builds up towards the eye that is setup to function like a venus flytrap. It's insidious, it meets your expectation even though it makes no sense. The shot is so simple and controlled, you arw drawn to the trap (the curving lock of hair guides us). Look atbthe movie, it just looks like a fly flew accidentlaly into her eye out of nowhere, just randomly.

Not sure what is being compared here, but why did she remove her helmet before the "fight"?

Movies today: "Nooo we can't shoot that, we don't have enough budget!" Movies back then:

"written by William Gibson"

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Remember all those speculative Xbox designs throughout the years?

The drawn version works so well because the sheep has more human eyes, cause real sheep have absolute nightmare alien dead eyes

by Ernst Fuchs

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I thought it was the Odysssey

Imagine coming up with this image and then painting with barely anything as inspiration. Today we have an ocean of movies, videogames, comics, illustrations, but imagine conjuring this in your mind from nothing

Very few in the history of visual arts had a natural talent this vast. People tend to stop at the raw expression but look at the composition, the flawless anatomy described so simply and subtly. He didn't learn this. Klimt saw this and unserstood he was in front of a true artist

This was a once in a lifetime thing, nobody will ever make a storyboard this cool ever again

Do people make something concrete with these or is it just endless tech demos?

And then they ended up reuniting only partially in this scene that is as emotional as a life insurance tv ad

AI can't write good stories apart from the greatest story ever, absolutely Sisyphian

The parallel between the scene depicted in the Pylos Combat Agate and Achilles’ fight with Boagrius in the movie “Troy” is so striking it’s hard to believe it’s just a coincidence. I like to think Wolfgang Petersen drew inspiration from this Bronze Age masterpiece

George Lucas has always looked like this.

I don't know, I think it would make a good story

Looks very interesting