May 17th, 2010 / 8:59 pm
Film
Blake Butler
Film
Evidence of why there hasn’t been a good American film in 20 years
This is a half-scale, all CG simulation of the ‘elevator of blood’ from The Shining that I did just for amusement in spare hours. I never expected it to look exactly like the real thing. The RealFlow fluid sim uses only about 1.6 million particles and therefore appears thicker and ‘blobbyer’ than an actual water-like liquid at this scale. I think at least ten million particles would begin to look convincing, but since this took about a month to calculate and render on on I-7, 3.2gh quad core, it isnt practical to attempt more particles without a far more powerful and prohibitively expensive computer.
Tags: cg simulation, the shining
Hah! look down, we stupid
i liked it better on vhs.
http://www.imdb.com/year/1990?
mr. sabato can’t do this either:
can he?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzXk3nfEdMY
we’re all going to hell
State of the cinematic art aside, that is a sick (and probably tedious) 3D Max render. I would love to see that used in an experimental piece.
Hah! look down, we stupid
i liked it better on vhs.
http://www.imdb.com/year/1990?
mr. sabato can’t do this either:
can he?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzXk3nfEdMY
“…..there hasn’t been a good American film in 20 years”
i agree!
japanese movies are where it’s at. :)
That’s the best chocolate fountain ever represented on film
we’re all going to hell
State of the cinematic art aside, that is a sick (and probably tedious) 3D Max render. I would love to see that used in an experimental piece.
I never liked that scene anyway
“…..there hasn’t been a good American film in 20 years”
i agree!
japanese movies are where it’s at. :)
That’s the best chocolate fountain ever represented on film
fail. adaptation. mullholland drive. eyes wide shut. the list goes on. haven’t seen anything good lately though.
I never liked that scene anyway
what r u talking about avatar was awesome
what r u talking about avatar was awesome
Haha
Haha