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Video game comes to mind with many big $$ films...

Posted by DFaulds on July 23, 2010 at 07:02:49:
I couldn't even watch 300 after the first 30 minutes or so because somehow they even made the actors look fake. And with appologies to it's many fans, Avatar was really nothing more than an a cartoon. Of course this film was many notches below Avatar, but too much reliance on fx and especially CGI ruins many of todays major Hollywood releases.

CGI can be great when a film doesn't rely on it to keep the viewer interested, but when it's clearly the star of the film it's better to be prepared for the worst. And unfortunately, that's usually what you get.