VFX Artists React To and Share Insight For SIN CITY, ULTRAMAN ARC, and More — GeekTyrant
The gang at Corridor Crew got together for another VFX Artis React video and they dive in offering insight into the visual effects of films like Sin City , Ultraman Arc , an old Honda ad, and the French movie, Bastion 36 .
I remember being completely blown away by Robert Rodiguez's Sin City! That movie blew my mind at the time. I love the style, and I was fascinated by how the filmmaker brought the story to life to give us such a stylized comic book movie. We'd never really seen anything like that before.
So, it's fun seeing the Corridor Crew get together to talk about and break down how that movie was made.
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