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Mar 6 10 2:13 PM
Vampiro wrote:Buzz Dixon wrote: It looks and falls like a rag doll (which is appropriate since Kong is dead or unconscious at that point). I don't think they'd waste time animating an elaborate fall when they could achieve the same effect with a high speed miniature. I meant the climb, not the descent. But looking at things again... If it had been a guy in a suit for the climbing scenes, wouldn't it have made sense if they shot the fall on the same day using the same set-up? Just take the stunt guy out of the suit, stuff it with foam and newspapers or whatever, then chuck it off the top. In a far away shot like that where you don't need to see any close-up detail, why not?
Buzz Dixon wrote: It looks and falls like a rag doll (which is appropriate since Kong is dead or unconscious at that point). I don't think they'd waste time animating an elaborate fall when they could achieve the same effect with a high speed miniature.
Don Glut wrote:...something about the "weight" of that figure, going both up and down, always suggested to me something shot in "real time."
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