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Alien: Romulus `` fixe '' terrible Ian Holm CGI pour la sortie à domicile, mais les fans pensent toujours que c'est assez mauvais

Feb 20,2025 Auteur: Joseph

Alien: Romulus, un succès critique et commercial, a déjà stimulé une suite. Cependant, un élément critiqué de manière constante était la représentation CGI d'Ian Holm.

Holm, décédé en 2020, a dépeint Ash en Ash dans Ridley Scott Alien . Son CGI controversé revient dans Alien: Romulus a suscité de nombreuses critiques pour être distrayantes et irréalistes, ce qui a incité un édition populaire à retirer complètement son personnage.

Le directeur Fede Alvarez s'est abordé la question, déclarant dans une interview Empire que les contraintes de temps post-production ont empêché la perfectionner le CGI. Il a reconnu les réactions négatives, admettant l'insatisfaction à l'égard de certains tirs.

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Pour le communiqué à domicile, Alvarez a confirmé des améliorations, mettant l'accent sur l'utilisation accrue de la marionnette pratique par rapport à CGI. Bien que certaines améliorations soient notées, de nombreux fans trouvent toujours l'apparence de Holm distrayante, certains remettant en question la nécessité de son inclusion.

Un fil Reddit (U/DavidedBy dans LV426) met en évidence cette réaction mitigée: les commentaires vont de la note de légères améliorations au maintien d'une forte désapprobation du CGI et même de la présence du personnage.

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La version de version à domicile modifie subtilement les coups de feu, présentant plus d'effets pratiques et réduisant l'importance du visage CGI. Cependant, la critique persiste concernant l'exécution globale et la décision d'inclure le caractère de Holm.

Malgré les critiques, Alien: Romulus a le succès du box-office (350 millions de dollars dans le monde) a greenlit une suite, Alien: Romulus 2 , avec Alvarez qui revient potentiellement directement.

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