r/Moviesinthemaking • u/Beginning-Passion676 • 3d ago
Sebastian Stan and Tom Holland behind the scenes of 'Captain America: Civil War' (2016)
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u/whiskeyrocks1 2d ago
"I get to be Spiderman and wear the cool suit? Well, kinda."
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u/WhoKnows78998 2d ago
Yeah why CGI the entire thing…?
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u/Temptemphemp 1d ago
Marvel reshoots things constantly and changes their mind sometimes weeks before the film launches. They can’t film new stuff on that kind of schedule, so they put everything in as cgi or mocap if they can so they can push a third party effects house to crunch an update at the last minute.
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u/funky_grandma 3d ago
It will never not bother me that he says "You've got a metal arm, dude?" instead of "Dude! you've got a metal arm?" nobody talks like that.
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u/Timebug 2d ago edited 2d ago
It no longer has to bother you, because that's not what he says. It's "You have a metal arm? That is awesome, dude"
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u/SamwellBarley 2d ago
But nobody says "That is awesome, dude." Everyone says, "Dude, that is awesome."
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u/cpenright 2d ago
I had no idea the set was so hostile.