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The Mandalorian is the result of insanely talented people working on something they really love, and it shows

"Those ships, they shot those for real." To further clarify, they actually went to space and made fully functioning space ships and filmed it for real

"...but do the pores stretch...?" *Now that's a line i haven't heard in a long time.*

The way they utilize so many practical effects really preserved the Star Wars "feel"

"But do the pores stretch" is the mantra of this channel

Plot Twist: Wren is a CG rendered human done by Corridor just to flex.

12:06 If it was an actual laser beam there wouldn’t be an explosion on impact, but aren’t the in-canon Star Wars laser beams made from plasmafied gas? It’s why they move at a visible speed.

Harry Potter scenes requests: * Voldemort's first appreacence * Demontors * Room of requierment, fire sceen. * When Draco Malfoy becomes a farret * The moving staircases * Apparation (how wizards travel/teleport)

FUN FACT!: The only reason they filmed Mando's ship with an actual model was because Favreau wanted to have the model for himself. He had to justify them making it by using it in the show.

Hey guys. I worked on 5 Harry Potter movies. Physical effects for John Richardson and creature effects for Nick Dudman. The scene where the Dementors enter the train carriage, freezing the windows and bottle of mineral water was mostly physical and I was partly responsible for that shot. Which parts do you think were physical?

When that one x-wing flew into frame we all knew wha was about to go down It made me freak the fuck out seeing it for the first time since 1983

Harry Potter: - Dobys first appearance, destroying Harry's room and house in Year 2 - Aunt Marge blowing up in Year 3 - Buckbeak in broad daylight in Year 3 - There's a lot of morphing to look at as well, Harry turning into Goyle, Malfoy into ferret, Mad Eye Moody into Barty Crouch Jr, Scabbers into Peter Pettigrew. - Dumbledore vs Voldemort in Year 5, they use fire, water, and a bunch of shit

I'm gonna be honest, I thought the water scene was actually them just pulling a real life ship out of the water. It's so well done that it never crossed my mind it was CG.

Why am I not surprised that Clint hasn’t seen the Mandalorian.

The reasons why star wars blaster bolts and some lazer type weapons actually cause explosions is because they're ionized plasma. The blasters are basically tiny and sometimes gigantic particle accelerators

When I watched the end of season 2 of the mandalorian, I immediately thought of you guys and loved the soft and angelic look Luke had. His posture was almost regal with the limited movement he showed. I thought of it as a nice artistic choice.

this is actually one of most heartwarming episodes of the series cut to everyone dying a horrible fiery death

Harry potter and the chamber of secrets: the polyjuice potion scene (where their faces transform)

Harry Potter scenes: -Going through Platform 9 3/4 -Hogwarts Express -Flying Ford Anglia from HP2 -Whomping Willow -Knight Bus from HP3 -Baloon Aunt Marge from HP3 -The Dragon, The Lake, The Maze from HP4 -Harry vs Voldemort, from HP4 and HP7.2 (main differences) -Quidditch Scenes -Dobby and Kreacher -The Dementors -Gringotts train system from HP7.2

I'd love to see a reaction to 90s and early 2000s 2D animated movies that began using CG to enhance certain shots: Batman Mask of the Phantasm, Aladdin, Iron Giant, Titan A.E. ---- etc.

If you’re doing the Harry Potter movies you absolutely MUST do the scenes towards the end of the order of Phoenix: all the prophecies smashing, the veil and Voldemort and Dumbledore’s duel at the end. They all seem like really good shots.

The scene where Voldemort and Dumbledore fight in the minestry, Would love to see you guys react to that scene.

I love that this series has taught me enough that I can begin to pin point certain details before they're explained. This channel is a treasure trove.

So this is in reference to the question, "When will we get to the point where we hire C List actors and stamp A list faces on them." I think it could happen, but here is why I don't think it will. Back in the 1980s while everyone's favorite time traveling trilogy, Back To the Future, was hitting the theatres; something fishy was going on behind the scenes. As we all know, Cripsen Glover played George McFly in the first movie, but did you know that he didn't play George in the following movies? There was a contract dispute between production and Glover, so he separated himself from the series. Since the production had all of the prosthetics and makeup from the first movie, they actually found another actor and stamped those same prosthetics on him to get an old George McFly. This led to some HUGE lawsuits and now there is language within SAG contracts that says you cannot use prosthetics of another actor to portray the same character using a different actor. So with the growing tech that is DeepFakes, I would think this would fall under the same guidelines. For instance, let's say I want to make my own Top Gun movie. I grab my friend that looks (and is short enough lol) to play Tom Cruise and I slap a DeepFake on him, I'm effectively taking Tom Cruises's likeness and stamping it on someone else without his permission. What does everyone else think?

CGI face: (exists) Corridor Crew: The *pores* is strong with this one!

Harry Potter scenes: -Polyjuice Potion becoming Harry Potter -Dumbledore cleaning the house with magic -Lake scene with Dementors -Ron and Harry with the spiders -Goblet of Fire scene where the boat comes out of water and the flying carriage comes in. -The battle scenes in Deathly Hollows Pt.2 -Dragon scenes in Goblet of Fire and Deathly Hollows

Do the scene where Dobby is introduced in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, it's so old and he is making such complex movements, it'd be interesting to see how they were able to do that, he also interacts with harry a lot

THE FIRE THE FIRE GAVE ME LITERAL CHILLS and the way the fire swirled after the TIE fighters flew through...oh I was so happy. No one else understood why

"Is that Bill Burr? What is he doing? it's star wars!", Obviously reprising his role of space Bostonian

Harry Potter: the “dome” defense spell for Hogwarts in the final stand against Voldemort’s army. Plus cool explosions in the bridge!

I swear you guys are making history in developing the VFX community

Hey guys Netflix’s “sweet home” has so pretty interesting VFX and I think you guys would enjoy tackling the VFX used in the show.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: "The Second Task", underwater scene. There is a whole BTS of it but it's a good segment to cover

The weapons in Star Wars are based on “tibanna gas” that’s ionized and launched with magnets. Tibanna - in universe - is incredibly unstable and explosive.

In Fantastic Beasts 2 there is a scene where the girl turns into a snake and I'd love to see you guys react to it :)

the shot of the razor crest being pulled out of the water is so good i never even considered the fact that it was cg until watching this video.

I had no idea that was a “water simulation”... I literally thought it was practical. That blew my mind.

There’s this scene in The Deathly Hallows pt. 1 where two CG house elves, Dobby and Kreacher, are clinging onto the body of a non CG character, Mundungus Fletcher. Would LOVE to see how that’s done!

Please cover the Voldemort rebirth scene from Goblet of Fire when he first gets his new body. That scene blows my mind when his head slowly grows into its final form

"But do the pores stretch" should be on a t-shirt

The “lasers” in Star Wars are ignited tibanna gas.

Break down the scene in Chamber of Secrets where Dobby is jumping on Harry's bed. He's a completely CGI character who's physically interacting with the real bed. He's also swinging around a turned on lamp which I would assume would a nightmare to add in the light from the lamp.

This is interesting in light of the recent behind the scenes on Disney. Also some really good guesses even though they decided not to use the deep fake. The different ways they tried it to come as close as possible. And then the fact that Luke’s voice was computer generated blew my mind.

Honestly... I thought that was done with a real prop model they had made, that's how realistic it is. I never once thought it was cgi in the least bit

There's something so heartwarming about Lucas bouncing that adorable-ass puppet like a real baby.

Harry Potter has one shot in the Voldy vs Dumbledore scene, where their wands connect and voldy's cloak obscures the magic vfx for a few frames, and you can see the individual threads of the cloak; it looks so good. I'd love to see your takes on it!

love that u guys make me appreciate something as small as water simulation like seriously i never noticed how top teir that shot was but im amazed now

Ah, We Were Soldiers. The first war movie I ever saw, and it holds a special place in my heart. I instantly recognized that scene you showed before you even said what movie it was.

its truly incredible how the best cgi is the cgi you never even notice.

Mark said on social media that even though he wasn't in front of the camera, he WAS on set and met with the actor whose face was getting swapped as well as the rest of the crew, while he didn't provide the ADR until he was in a sound booth later.

It's not how good the CGI is, it's how well it's used. Kudos to this incredibly talented and passionate team that clearly should have been given the reins of the sequel trilogy. Even if you love the trilogy I don't think there could be any argument that talent + vision multiplied for source material passion would have and could have given us something truly special.

You should review the Dumbledore and Voldemort fight scene at the Ministry of Magic in order of the Phoenix.

harry potter VFX scene: Werewolf transformation scene. Prisoner of Azkaban.

Clint: "if you're sitting on the toilet with your phone, hold on tight" Me: "how does he know?"

As always.. Love you guys, haven't even seen Mandalorian yet but always will watch everything that comes out of the channel!

I would love to see you guys do a R rated version of Harry Potter.

Harry Potter video: Please do the dementors lake scene where harry casts the patronus charm. I've always since a kid wondered how they pulled that off. Filming at a dark environment and having the patronus "emmit" light as well as having a 3d feel to it which interacts with the dementors. Very interesting scene from both a visual and technical aspect.

The third Harry Potter movie where Ron’s brothers are dragging Harry away in the snow while he’s wearing a invisibility cloak

I'd like to see the explaining of the scene in 'HP and Azkaban's Prisoner' when camera slides through the mirror at lesson about the boggart

Thank you for covering the water shot! I nearly lost my mind when I saw that! It's... absolutely next-level.

I love how they actually treat baby yoda as a person when he isn't on set.

@7:45 I seriously thought that was a practical shot when I first saw it. WOW.

“It’s not all for the money” (Shows shot of The Last Jedi)

The “lasers” are in the cannon is super heated gas bursts

Harry Potter: Sorcerers Stone: -Troll scene -Quidditch scenes Chamber of secrets: -CGI sock threw into dobby Prisoner of Azkaban: - Flying aunt - bus shrinking - warewolf transformation Goblet of fire: - Underwater scenes Half Blood prince: - Ron during quidditch tryouts - Dumbledore & Harry in the cave Deathly Hallows p1: - Harry fighting with the horcrux underwater Deathly Hallows p2: -Battle of Hogwarts - Harry vs Voldemort last fight

Yessss i’ve been requesting HP for ages! Effects: - apparation - Hogwarts deep dive - Expecto Patronum - buckbeak is so damn good - dementors in order of the phoenix - dumbelodores firestorm vs the inferi - dumbledore v Voldemort the whole fight

Great content as always guys, thanks for making everyone's day a little brighter (especially with The Mandolorian)!

Much like music is listened to differently by musicians, it's fun to watch how you guys watch things.. Really enjoy your channel so much.. I've learned a lot..

Mandatory "They are not lasers, they are blasters that shoot plasma" comment

‘They did old school shots of the ships.’ I’ve got a big goofy grin on my face and I’m even more in love with The Mandalorian.

Holy moly!! The water shot is absolutely incredible! 😮🤯👏👏👏👏

"CGI artist reacts" sometimes feels like "Listen to Niko explain just how smart he is!"

Fun fact: Nobody in Star Wars ever refers to the energy shots as "lasers". They are blasters, basically the same type of pure energy/plasma that the light sabers are made of, and that's why they travel at visible speeds. They are not light, they emit light.

Harry Potter 4: The Dragon and the Under water scenes Harry Potter 5: Dumbledore vs Voldemort scene Harry Potter 6: Dumbledore cleaning/fixing the house with magic

The best part of a Harry Potter retrospective is that it shows the evolution of VFX over more than a decade. For example, I'd like to see a comparison of the troll in Sorcerer's Stone vs. Grawp in Phoenix vs. the troll in the courtyard in Deathly Hallows pt2. We can see how the effects for what is essentially the same critter have changed from 2001 to 2007 to 2011.

They put an insane amount of effort into that shot of Razor Crest especially considering they arguably didn't need to tip into water. They could've just as easily designed a sequence where the ship lands on a hard surface. So much time and money for a kind of ancillary shot which is what makes it all the more impressive.

Funny observation: My son and I are watching Star Wars Rebels, and it's funny how when ships explode in the show, it's the same as the original trilogy...white flash, lots of smoke and sparks. Made me smile and made me think of the ot.

Bonus info: The “scrap walker” (not unlike the Crane walkers in the water sequence) featured in the same episode as the explosions scene, was actually stop-motion done by Phill Tippett.

Excellent episode, love your enthusiasm for that water sim on the razor crest! Harry Potter wise, I’d like to see the dementors and especially when they’re taking the soul from someone.

This went up on my birthday during a Star Wars marathon, the stars are aligning

Not gonna lie whenver I see Grogu continuing to blink and move behind the scenes it really convinces me he's real

This channel has elevated my appreciation for CGI artists to a whole new level.

I was hoping they would look at the seismic charge, I think it looked pretty neat.

The swirling air off of wings is called "Wingtip Vortices" It's caused by the high pressure air from below the wing wrapping around the wingtip to get to the low pressure above the wing (Lift). In actuality the heavier the aircraft, the more lift is created and the stronger the vortex. The vortices off a Boeing 747 can actually flip and damage a smaller Boeing 737.

"how far are we away from realistic CG faces" "two more papers down the line"

Harry potter VFX shots: FINAL BATTLE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX - shots going though windows - deathly hallows part one, where they all turn into harry to fly on broomsticks - deathly hallows part two fire snake in that storage room (when horcrux is destroy - dementors I am so happy you guys are making a VFX react on HP

13:38 loved the subtle dig at the sequels

The Harry Potter, Horntail dragon chase scene around Hogwarts in 'Goblet of Fire' is thee best CG in any of the movies imo. When the dragon lands on a high tower, slipping on and knocking off the slate shingles really sells the weight of Horntail and Hogwarts as a structure

Please consider doing these scenes from Harry Potter: - transfiguration scenes - Animagus transformation scenes (McGonagall, Sirius, Peter) and werewolf turning (Lupin) - bricks on Diagon Alley - street lights on Privet Drive - Quidditch scenes - Fluffy - Dobby - self-knitting yarn at the Burrow (how do you think it was made?) - Whomping Willow - Polyjuice Potion - memories from the diary - Aragog - the Basylisk - dementors - Buckbeak - Marauders' Map - Patronus - Hungarian Horntail - underwater task - hedge maze - Voldemort - "I must not tell lies" and other fun moments

You guys have to talk about Dumbledore vs Voldemort in Order of the Phoenix

Was watching the content about making of Mandalorian and making the Darkblade, and suddenly shouted, "I know that guy." LOL So cool to see your talents being used for such an awesome project.

The fact that this TV series is so much better than the recent star wars movies is just shows that it isn't about the money or time, it's about the passion and love for the project.

Who loves this without even understanding a word of editing

Shoutout to all the people who didn’t leak the finale, community came together

The quidditch scene in half blood prince looks amazing

When the Razor Crest is pulled out of the water, i legitimately thought that was a scale model actually being pulled out of water. The fact that it's cgi is actually insane, it's flawless.

Order of phoenix: the fight scene between Dumbledore and Voldemort in the end. My favourite fight scene in all the Harry Potter movies.

Great Video! I'd love to see you guys do an episode that includes Darby O'Gill and the Little People and maybe some other major throwback effects.

Harry Potter scenes requests: - Basilic scene - Harry and Buckbeak - Lupin turns into a werewolf - The dragon task in the goblet of fire - Dumbledore vs Voldemort