(A remake of "Clash of the Titans," heavy with digital effects, was released in 2010).
Although the story is set in a vaguely medieval fairy-tale kingdom — easier to conjure now, with digital effects — the tone is cheerfully, unapologetically anachronistic.
film, relying solely on optical effects, cutting negative, and printing on film (as, for instance, Anna Biller did in "The Love Witch"), rather than making a film that is itself created with digital effects.
The fish are grouped in tanks around a podium and their electric fields are sonified; visitors can "conduct" through switches on the podium, allowing the fish to be heard solo, in chorus, or with digital effects.
Not that there's anything wrong with that: most Star Wars fans have no problem with digital effects being used sparingly in combination with more realistic techniques, they just don't want to see appalling computer game aliens parachuted incongruously into non-digital scenes (as with the remastered versions of the original trilogy).
The introduction to Glass Eyes is a thing of beauty and unalloyed pleasure, played on a piano treated with digital effects until it sounds like it's been submerged beneath rippling water, at least until Yorke slopes into view, his face like the proverbial slapped arse.
Some studio executive at Paramount had half an idea Favreau could direct a superhero movie because he had directed a smash-hit comedy (the Will Ferrell vehicle Elf) and worked with digital effects in the not-so-smash-hit, kids-in-space yarn Zathura.
The shot was filmed as three separate elements merged with digital effects.
Some scenes of the episode contained backgrounds that were added with digital effects.
The episode's sets were also augmented with digital effects, amplifying what could be constructed within the given budget.
