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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

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 27,2025

Alien: Romulus, un succès critique et au box-office, est déjà prévu pour une suite. Cependant, un élément critiqué de manière constante était la représentation CGI d'Ian Holm.

Holm, décédé en 2020, a dépeint les cendres Android 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 a abordé la question, reconnaissant les contraintes de temps en post-production a conduit à des imperfections dans la version théâtrale. Il a déclaré à Empire Magazine que des améliorations avaient été apportées à la libération à domicile, se déplaçant vers des marionnettes plus pratiques et affiner le CGI.

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Alvarez a confirmé que la version à domicile des caractéristiques des améliorations significatives, allouant des ressources supplémentaires pour affiner le CGI et améliorer la marionnette. Malgré ces améliorations, les réactions des fans restent mitigées. Bien que certains reconnaissent de légères améliorations, beaucoup trouvent encore la représentation distrayante et remettent en question la nécessité de l'inclusion de Holm.

Les discussions de Reddit mettent en évidence ce débat en cours. Les commentaires vont de la note d'une amélioration subtile mais de l'inhalation persistante, à la condamnation pure et simple de la décision d'utiliser CGI pour le caractère de Holm.

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Le consensus est que le libération à domicile utilise des effets plus pratiques, minimisant le CGI manifeste, mais le résultat global est toujours considéré par beaucoup comme insatisfaisant.

Malgré la controverse entourant la représentation de Holm, Alien: Romulus a obtenu un succès considérable au box-office, récoltant 350 millions de dollars dans le monde. Une suite, Alien: Romulus 2 , est actuellement à l'étude des studios du 20e siècle, avec Alvarez de retour à Direct.

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