Every marvel scene with bad cgi

moonknight fist scene is bad cgi too fanboy

Black panther's cgi fight scene was the worst. It looked terrible. It really takes you out of the movie.

It’s not even bad tho

I've noticed in Infinity War that Tony Stark does not like he's in the same environment of the scenes whenever he has his suit on.

What is the first one tho

I ate a cat

Deadlines man they suck

marvel

just make animated movies atp dammit

This video should bebthe exact lenght of every single marvel movie

I love the fact people complain about CGI and make a mockery of it but the only thing I’ve got to say to them is do it yourself if you think you can do better. If you don’t know how then stfu

Thank god the VFX artists finally unionized

the first one being on this list is a massive L, that whole set was green screen with a bus hanging on a crane to simulate real turbulence... ur mental if you think this is bad VFX.

the floating head look way better in cinema it looks crappy here and screen obviously was altered and for black panther no one cares

Imagine it's one of your first assignments to make a simple effect. But there's no time or budget to make it look decent, so you make it as best as it can be and think it's decent. Then the internet makes it into a meme and you're googling how to tie a noose.

Stop comparing it to video games. They have never looked this bad.

Note how most if not all of these are in very recent Marvel

Hey Marvel why don't you slow the fuck down? Take your time and actually make something good. We can wait.

It's true that even in the world of big-budget Marvel movies, there have been some scenes with less-than-perfect CGI. While the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is known for its stunning visual effects, there have been a few instances where the CGI didn't quite meet fan expectations. Here are a couple of examples:

1. "Black Panther" (2018): The final battle scene between T'Challa and Killmonger in the vibranium mine has received criticism for its noticeable CGI. Some fans felt that the characters' movements appeared less fluid and more animated in this sequence.

2. "Ant-Man" (2015): In a film where size manipulation plays a central role, there were a few scenes where the CGI didn't quite live up to the high standards of the MCU. Some moments featuring the miniaturized Ant-Man interacting with real-world objects didn't blend seamlessly.

3. "The Incredible Hulk" (2008): This film, which is technically part of the MCU, featured a Hulk character with CGI that didn't always look as realistic as later iterations of the character. The CGI Hulk in this movie received mixed reviews from fans.

It's worth noting that creating CGI for these movies is an incredibly complex and time-consuming process, and even the most skilled teams can have challenges. Additionally, advancements in technology have allowed for improved CGI in more recent MCU films. The visual effects in movies like "Avengers: Infinity War" and "Avengers: Endgame" are considered to be some of the best in the industry. Ultimately, while there have been some hiccups along the way, the MCU has generally delivered impressive CGI that has contributed to the success of the franchise.

Nevermind this bad CGI. " the children are with me, we are in alot of danger and by the way I'm actually a guy now not a girl so you have to call me axel now. i know this has nothing to do with anything but the there you go... oh yeah and we're in a lot of danger, we might die so ehm.. goodbye."

The cgi doesn’t trigger me as much as the cringy comedy writing of these movies.

Anyone who knows anything about cg or cgi as you call it,almost never says cgi unless they are talking to amateurs

It’s clearly the quality of what you’re watching it on because the Thor cgi was good and so was the no way home cgi, and black panther cgi wasn’t bad either, and even then why don’t you try and do Cgi, see how horribly you fail at it

Can't believe someone from the production team saw this floating head and genuinely thought "Hey, that looks amazing, put it in the film!" 😆

"Axel Where Are You"

"im at hot sauce"

It’s not even bad CGI tho

nothing is worth fun?

And this is why the MCU won’t get rid of the Nanotech helmets

Beo the floating head actually looks like smth you would see in a shitpost lmfao.

I don't really mind movies with bad cgi, all I need is good story interesting and non woke characters, and a good dedication to the movie beggining to end. Marvle and Disney are falling of the and getting stuck on an endless loop of trash movies and shows, but I think it will change some day.

nah that’s disrespectful to the ps5 this scene looks like early ps4

Bro the rizz on cap fr god bless up 💦💦💦 bro deadass; the CGI just ain’t it chief. Bro thinks he’s doin something with CGI, bro thinks he’s marvel cinematic cgi bro

Just a reminder terminator 2 had better cgi than this and it came out in 1991 with a budget of $100 million

The Black Panther's fight looks like an average Marvel Avengers gameplay

And ironically enough, all of this might still be better than the flash cgi

:D

And then I look at DC’s CGI and I think MCU’s CGI actually isn’t all that bad. Even the floating head was better than The Flash 💀

#5 looks like a cartoon effect like roger rabbit movie 😆

You forgot the scene where in Shang Chi, when his aunt was talking to him and his sister, the forest looked so bad and fake😂😂😂

uh the metal bar wasn’t floating, if you go into slow motion you can see it was just a grey bit that was on the metal bar

In the entirety of 10+ years, you only managed to find 5? That's actually amazing from Marvel.
But, the Black Panther and floating head scene is bad🤣🤣🤣

People who agreed with "floating iron bar is BLIND also dumb."

That black panther scene really does look like video game footage. A pretty good looking video game, but nowhere near convincing

Im not sure whats wrong with the shang chi one, same with no way home.