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Welcome to watch Mojo, and today we'll be counting down our picks for the top 10 movie scenes you didn't realize we're C G.

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We can take all the way for The list will be going over the moments and scenes from movies that utilize surprisingly subtle computer generated imagery such that the audience probably didn't even notice.

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The Wolf of Wall Street, despite director Martin Score, says his reputation as a proponent of classic cinematic techniques he has adapted with the times when it can help enhance his movies.

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Wolf of Wall Street may seem like a fairly straightforward film that wouldn't utilize much in the way of visual effects, but many of its locales air partially created or extended through computer imagery.

Taking existing footage in enhancing the ambience.

We arrived prison absolutely terrifying.

Especially notable is the final shot of a minimum security prison with a tennis court which is actually several shots stitched together.

Jordan Belfort's success is a lot ha lower than it first appears.

Can't tell you how excited I am.

You should be Number nine Philadelphia Skyline Zam, One of the film's most memorable scenes, sees the titular superhero showing off for a crowd on the iconic Philadelphia steps up to the city's Museum of Art, made famous by the movie Rocky Thief.

Filmmakers had trouble securing the location for filming and even shot an alternate version set elsewhere.

Thank you enough for lunch today.

Oh, take it easy, but what's your problem?

However, when they did finally get the right to shoot there, the weather was foggy, preventing the iconic skyline from being visible.

To rectify this, the skyline was added in digitally.

While the effects artist probably can't shoot lightning with their hands, they did perform a nifty bit of magic with them here, and all of its original photography have none of that stuff is there?

So that's a big reconstruction number.

8 70 San Francisco Zodiac.

This suspenseful thriller, directed by David Fincher follows the investigation into the rial unsolved murder cases involving the Zodiac killer in the 19 seventies San Francisco Bay area.

Although costumes and sets went a long way towards recreating the time period, visual effects were used extensively as well.

Many establishing shots required creating detailed three D environments via computer, which look fantastic on screen.

I was first nervous about that because this is gonna be the most demanding type of shot you could do.

It's not at night during the day the lighting is from the left.

Also, whenever possible, Fincher shot the scenes of the murders at the actual locations they took place in, which necessitated some digital alterations to make the area's look correct for the decade sitting Number seven Falling through the Ceiling Jurassic Park It's an impact tremor is what it is.

Fairly alarmed.

A dinosaur movie that has reigned supreme since its release.

Jurassic Park seamlessly blended Practical effects and c g.

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One moment that viewers may not have realized with CG involves a human.

While being stalked by velociraptors, the characters take refuge, invents, however, young Lex drops through one at one point, with several Raptor nipping at her heels, which she looks at before briefly looking up at the camera.

This short scene was performed by a stunt double to avoid putting the underage actress in danger, and her face was replaced in post production.

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Dog Poop John Wick John Wick is an action franchise known for its stellar practical choreography, but it also has some noticeable CG I, particularly some of the blood when characters get shot.

However, one of the more baffling uses of C.

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John Wick.

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After getting his new dog from his dead wife, John has let the animal out to do her business, which she promptly does, as shown to the audience.

It's a blink and you'll miss it shot, so it's hard to believe that it cost a reported $5000 to create.

This was apparently done because they couldn't force the dog with laxatives.

Given how short the shot is, we can't help but feel that fake plastic poop would have been cheaper but never guide.

I lost everything until that dog arrived on my doorstep.

A final gift from my wife.

Number five Quantum suits Avengers Endgame.

Given that it's a gigantic CG I filled superhero movie, there were bound to be a few bits of visual effects to fly under people's radars.

All right, we all have our signs.

Two stones uptown, one stone down.

While it was tempting to discuss Cap C G.

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You're right.

D'oh!

During their plan to retrieve the Infinity stones from the past, the Avengers squads suit up in quantum time travel suits that could be donned with the press of a button.

While many probably assumed their C g I is limited to the effect of their formation.

In reality, none of the actors ever wore suits, and they're all completely realized with visual effects.

One round trip each.

No mistakes.

Most of us are going somewhere we know.

That doesn't mean you should know what to expect.

Number four aged Logan Logan.

This Western inspired X Men film features several CG i moments that can be hard to spot, including a number of scenes where lead actor Hugh Jackman's face is stitched onto a stunt double.

However, it's Jackman's own face that gets the most hard to spot effects.

Always know who you are.

Sometimes I don't recognize you.

Jackman is a damn handsome man in real life, so we figured some kind of trickery had to be at work to make him look older.

But although part of Logan's Maur aged look is achieved through makeup, the rest of this weather beaten and world weary visage is created via C.

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I wish you'd called me Logan.

Oh my God!

Number three truck Flip the Dark Knight You, you complete Director Christopher Nolan frequently uses practical effects in his films, but he utilizes C g I in or to sell some moments Maur effectively.

One such moment happens during the famous scene in which Batman and the Joker appear to play chicken with the former on a bad cycle and the ladder and a semi truck.

After Batman ties up the truck with cables, the huge vehicle flips over completely in a stunning shot.

Hey, although a real truck and driver were used, the flip was aided by a piston underneath the truck, which was simply erased in post production to complete the illusion.

My two guys on it in a booth.

Biggest pista.

Never.

I've never seen in my life in the back of this truck.

Some other guys that reinforce the drivers can never seen so much steel in a in a cabin.

Romano have protected this guy.

Number two stand in Iron Man.

Iron Man three throughout.

Part of the third Iron Man installment Tony Stark forgoes dawning the armor of his alter ego himself following a brush with death.

You're wearing this in the house now?

What is that like Mark?

15.

Something like that.

You know, everybody needs and steady ops to use a remote controlled version.

Life actually imitated art to some degree during filming.

So why don't you that face mask and give me a kiss?

Yep.

Damn it.

No can do.

At one point, actor Robert Downey Jr broke his ankle, which left him unable to perform some scenes to solve.

This body.

Double was used in his stead.

Downey's face in performance were then layered on top of the doubles for some scenes, like his famous final.

I am Iron Man moment.

The process is so slick, we'd have to be a genius on Stark's level to figure it out without help.

I guess I'd see my armor.

It was never a distraction or a hobby.

It was a cocoon.

Now, before we get to our topic, here are a few honorable mentions.

Business class drives.

Why don't you forget about the perils of flying?

Settle back.

They mentioned that I haven't been attacked in 30 years because they suck in this game.

Extensively attacked to say it.

Is there any way to make this a fair fight?

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Number one Chase sequence Enhancements.

Mad Max Fury Road.

This thrilling, post apocalyptic chase movie is among the most celebrated action movies in recent years, import due to its practical stunts and effects.

But even Mad Max Fury Road as a few touchups besides lots of color correction throughout the movie, which gave it its distinctive orange tone.

Many of the film's signature car chase scenes feature landscapes realize through CG imagery.

Should we turn around and run them into our backup?

No, we're good.

Canyons and dusty plains were enhanced or entirely rendered by visual effects artists.

Also, some of the chase ings were composited together to include more vehicles.

Even so, we think the results are lovely regardless of the day.

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