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What movie's visual effects have aged the poorest?

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Dalek

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Jumangi is pretty infamous.

My daughter is watching the first Spy Kids right now and it's hard to believe this movie is only 15 years old-it looks horrendous.
 

kswiston

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With a number of exceptions that you can count on one had, pretty much any CGI from the first part of the 90s looks pretty terrible now.

Hell, even the late 90s/early 2000s Pixar stuff is starting to look a bit rough when put against modern computer animation. My 2 year old is obsessed with Finding Nemo this month, and the lower quality copy-paste fish models for the "extras" really stand out.
 

Platy

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The problem with this is that the monkeys never looked VERY GOOD to begin.

Wich is why my vote is the first dinossaur you see in Jurassic Park !

While it is not "DEAR GOD this is some ugly cgi", going from "HOLY SHIT THEY BOUGH DINOSSAURS TO LIFE ?" to "ah this is good level tv cgi" is a pretty poor aging, specialy compared to the T-Rex and car scene
 
Well, I don't have a definite answer, but the other day I noticed that CGI Legolas jumping off of the cave troll looks absolutely horrendous now.
 

Timbuktu

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The Hobbit films looked dated pretty much when they came out. Directors lean too heavily on it or just do it to save money.
 

BriGuy

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Space Jam looks terrible. Even the animated portions don't seem to hold up next to something like Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
 

RatskyWatsky

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With a number of exceptions that you can count on one had, pretty much any CGI from the first part of the 90s looks pretty terrible now.

Hell, even the late 90s/early 2000s Pixar stuff is starting to look a bit rough when put against modern computer animation. My 2 year old is obsessed with Finding Nemo this month, and the lower quality copy-paste fish models for the "extras" really stand out.

I've noticed this too recently - Pixar's early stuff looks pretty bad nowdays.
 
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