DarkStar
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You guys might have already seen this, but it was new to me. Some real cool CG in this one. http://www.theembassyvfx.com/tetra_w_movie.html
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DarkStar said:But how can robots become evil when you build them to look like bunnies?
Loshadka said:Strange that he caries a Galil(an Israeli assault rifle).
Direct link: http://www.theembassyvfx.com/qt/tetra.mov (16 megs)
well, that depends on who is providing the robot. it might make sense from an ethical POV, but it probalby makes less sense to those who make and sell the robot. if the government of the country pays for the robo-police, it'd make more sense to deal with the social issues. however, this assumes:Dan said:if you look at that movie, the cost of that one robot (if it existed) would probably be enough to feed and house that entire shanty town. Wouldn't it make more sense to prevent crime first by preventing poverty and injustice?
Loshadka said:Strange that he caries a Galil(an Israeli assault rifle).
Direct link: http://www.theembassyvfx.com/qt/tetra.mov (16 megs)
Dan said:if you look at that movie, the cost of that one robot (if it existed) would probably be enough to feed and house that entire shanty town. Wouldn't it make more sense to prevent crime first by preventing poverty and injustice?
AudioRage said:Biggiest problem I have, Target Acquisition.
What if a kid is playing with a squirt gun?
What if a member of the local police forgot their ID, and is carrying an assault rifle?
What happens if the Robotics are damaged, and the targeting is off, it starts shooting women and children?
No, no happening anytime soon.
Dan said:Wouldn't it make more sense to prevent crime first by preventing poverty and injustice?
I'm guessing there wouldn't be a person on the other end of every robot, every minute.Dedalus said:well it's got a live video feed. so i guess whoever would be commanding the mission or watching it would be able to override any actions the robot wanted to take. so if the robot identified a child as a threat, of course the commander would then override that command.
AudioRage said:I'm guessing there wouldn't be a person on the other end of every robot, every minute.
But even so, if there was a system malfunction, and it started shooting kids, it would be a bit bad.
DarkStar said:I thought the CG was really cool because it has a very gritty, realistic feel to it. Most CG seems WAY too polished and shiny, which automatically makes it look fake. I love it when FX guys incorporate handheld camera stuff with CG, it just grounds it in reality.
ductonius said:A lot of that CG wasnt really CG, but actually a guy (or, more likely a woman) wearing a blue-suit.