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Yes, but they're steadily being replaced by CGI.
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well, you have to be fair .. they are a lot harder to train than snakes .. and their breath ! whoooo boy ! |
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in all seriousness .... the money is the largest factor .. the wranglers, SPCA involvement, insurance rates go up, and the actors - even minor ones - have to be paid more for being in 'potentially dangerous situations' there's a scale for things like that .. sort of danger pay - and it involves things as silly as stepping out of a boat, etc .. |
They say that soon even actors will all become CGI, and that'll save Hollywood even more money.
It's an increasingly less preposterous idea. |
I had an idea on how they could replicate the theater atmosphere, since without the crowd, the movie loses a bit of its charm (speaking from experience, having seen it twice in two days, once with the awesome crowd and once with a crowd that would be perfectly fine for any movie besides SOAP), they should do what they did for the Sin City SE. Have a seperate audio track with audience reactions from the premiere.
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082677/ but - yeah undeniably it comes down to 1) money 2) create something otherwise impossible I'll take CGI dinosaurs over stop motion anyday - no matter how much work is involved in the stop-mo. |
I love stop-motion animation a la Harryhausen style :D
Anyways, SOAP was WAY better than I had anticipated, the deaths, the T & A, the vicious tramplings, the wicked catch phrase, "I've had it with these Mother****ing snakes on this Mother****ing plane!!"....all ingredients for an awesomely cheese filled "when animals attack" flick. I can't wait for the DVD....hopefully, it'll be chaulked full of extras. |
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snakes on a plane was amazing. |
soap was amazing and the cgi snakes didn't bother me. plus like people have been saying, cgi is the easiest way to make your snakes do stuff.
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