He uses digital effects, and his notes last longer, hovering in the air; he likes to make his instrument sound like other things -- horns, whales, warped honky-tonk records.
Shot in the sleaziest parts of Tokyo, mostly at night, it's a psychedelic movie that goes far beyond the usual acid-trip cinema shorthand, using digital effects, swooping cameras, computer graphics and optical tricks to untether the viewer from reality.
Manuel de Oliveira, who is a hundred and four years old, and who, starting around age ninety, purified and aerated his style and even took to using digital effects in a strikingly original way.
The prestigious American Society of Cinematographers is said to have considered adding a second prize for films shot using digital effects, but not everyone is convinced.
When asked if he had considered using digital effects to replace the copious bloodletting customary on spaghetti westerns, Tarantino shot back: "Not at all; no fucking way.
And while his bandmates struck up a series of brisk, efficient grooves, he put a microphone through its paces, often processing his yelps using digital effects; sometimes the microphone disappeared into his mouth entirely, like some small but dangerous animal looking for a warm home.
"We inserted pipes into some scenes which had a blue, viscous fluid in it, using digital effects.
The genitalia were removed during post-production using digital effects techniques.
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Take for instance Sam Raimi's Drag Me To Hell (2009), which uses digital effects to show heads with eyes popping out, demonic goats, and people being dragged into hell all of which look great.
