The 1998 version felt like a 1980's unapologetic Hollywood action flick, and I loved it for what it was. The Netflix version feels tonally different from the film, which might throw off some fans of the movie.
I haven't watched the series yet but base on your comment I'm lowering my expectations, the movie for me was really good. I watched it not knowing anything about the series, and the movie alone made me a fan of the IP. Hopefully it doesn't disappoint me, I gave Vinland Saga a watch after being a fan of the manga for years and the staff delivered quality service.
I don't really care because I didn't see the movie and I really liked how much better it look than before it was a huge improvement if you ask me. To bad they only had 6 episodes I really wanted to know what was going to happen because the ending had a cliff hanger
I was a die-hard fan of the '98 version, so I went into the show with cautious optimism. And I can safely say it not only met my expectations but reignited my appreciation for anime all over again
Modern doesn't actually mean better, there is a difference between remake and reinterpretation, but then again, that was a movie, this is a show, the show should be better for characters, but they should hold the movie visuals in mind, because of the age gap, but budget is everything now, and we have many overworked and underpaid animators, because of the offer/demand death spiral... Anyway, because of the new show, i found and discovered the old movie, and it's an absolute banger.
The movie was great in its own way, I still remember the action scenes vividly cause they were that well animated. While the writing was not as strong, it has its moments, where more was packed into the movie than the NF episode for Noahs arc. The NF Series follows more closely with the Manga, which is nice, but I also enjoyed the much darker movie. Which is weird as NF series, showed a married man basically turned into mincemeat, while the movie had a student do a suicide bombing and Ominaes darker past. Either way I will keep watching, its just a shame his suit glows like he is in another shonen anime.
how is glowing armor bad the mix of his grounded an lively personality with others paired with that Spriggan darkness just works haha glow dammit shine an be beautiful
Yeah I liked the darker tones hand drawn way better and always will and that's just 90s anime. You can't beat it. It's just more tasteful hands down and more fun to watch. Idk how he can say that doesn't count against the new one, it's an anime movie that is literally the most important part it's Spriggan. And I feel a lack of appreciation for the very creative and well executed experimentation why watch something if it doesn't make you feel something new
I prefer the Netflix adaptation cause it shows how tough his opponents are. The visuals to the original spriggan but to many visuals cause lose the viewer away from the story and it can drag on. But definitely phenomenal show to watch! Love Spriggan
Netflix series butchered the noah's arc storyline imho. Kinda felt like they made Ominae into yet another edgy anime teen too. He is dumb and silly and wreckless in the movie but it felt much more genuine to me, owing to the fact that they did show some of his dark past in the movie which helps explain his somewhat reckless attitude . But in the series he is just like that for seemingly no reason other than "hurr durr dark edgy anime teen hurr durr". Just didn't make enough sense for me to continue to watch it. Also excusing the difference in animation quality because the original was a big budget anime movie doesn't really hold water to me, especially considering that netflix definitely isn't short on production budgets... And the whole comedic banter in the series is somewhat present in the movie but the tone is always serious. Having dumb highschool kid level jokes all the time just makes it seem like very other slice of life anime out there. Not the "oh hey the world is gonna die we better stop it" vibe that the original had. I don't know, just feels like it cheapens and undercuts the seriousness that the series is trying to portray. Kills it for me everytime. Finally; yes there is something you missed about the movie screen play, except it's not really about the screenplay. You didn't grow up watching it like a lot of us did. At the time it was one of the most ambitious and masterful anime movies ever made and I just don't think the series has come anywhere close to capturing that kind of lightning in a bottle.
The movie version is also mixture adaptation from Noah's Ark chapter and COSMOS chapter.. Edit: Hint of the opening is also featured 4 spriggans... Can't wait to see Tea Flatte at next season! 👏👏👏😆
God, I hate 3D CG with a passion. I just can't feel anything towards characters with a visual emotional range of bread. Especially after I've seen how natural and beautiful it actually can look in Arcane. I'm aware that it's not anime, but it showed clearly, that subtle facial expressions and beautiful backgrounds aren't just not possible in the medium. And afaik the budget wasn't even that high. The idea that they make a reboot of Trigun in this ugly ass style already makes me think this will be pure fan bait full of product placement. I really wish they'd stop and think that if they want to make it look 2Desque anyways, sticking to 2D right away would mayyyyybe be an option.
Dude this 3D animation is some of best in the business. 3D animation works when it’s used right! And spiggan Creators did a great job. Also not 2D animation has it weakness when it comes to action scenes.
@@blkghostxx Let him keep being salty. If he won't watch this show just because of some CG-rendered characters, good riddance. More quality entertainment for us, less for him.
@@androyus Actually, me (and many others) not enjoying it does mean there is less made of it. These shows are financed through product placements. Less people watching -> less margin for the sponsors -> less money to make the product.
@@blkghostxx It's surely better then many others, but basically in the way, that it looks more 2D. Amazing 3D is absolutely possible, it's just not great for anime the way it is used right now. It's repetitive and somehow sluggish and stuttery at the same time and mostly has a hard time fitting in the environments. Especially the light sources not being respected are a dead giveaway even if you try to ignore it. It's total uncanny valley territory seeing something that is 3D but trying to be 2D. What makes me so pissed off is that it's possible to be better, but it's just not being done. Additionally, I just don't see a benefit in making something that is objectively worse then the original other then to make money off of the fans. This is not making a great show for the sake of making a great show. I'd rather take 3 actually great new anime per year then 40 new crappy cheap anime in a season. I'm also not telling you what to like or not like. If all this doesn't bother you, that's great. But I'm absolutely entitled not to enjoy something.
I mean the new one is nicely done compared to most anime coming out nowadays.. but the animation is so goddamn perfect in the 1998 version, it's just no competition.
lol of course they left out the "Hitler had some good in him" arc out to avoid controversy. I like the TV more than the movie even if it's not as technically impressive; it's still very aesthetically tasteful and it nails the manga's vibe. I do want to rewatch the movie and appreciate it for its own merits instead of comparing it to the manga though.
Wait, was this the "safe" testground for the amazing blend of 2D and 3D in Chainsaw-Man? Because i can see them test to see the limits here, lower and higher limits, to dial in the most efficient process for Chainsaw-Man production.
I enjoy the Netflix Spriggan just only for its use of CG for the standard military soldiers with tactical gear and stuff. Its pretty well done than anything I seen. But both Spriggan films are the goat overall.
it looks good people say CG is fully worthless are going against art as a whole while in China they have tons of styles of 2D an 3D airing side by side an its wonderful
I like the Netflix anime, but I'd like it more if the suit wasn't so flashy, the rest are cool, and I love the cold war feeling of it, though the Netflix version of the ark episode I don't like, it went way to fast, what would be pretty cool if they made a reboot of the movie, it would be modern, but still have the cold war feeling of it, some of the episodes can be prequels, it has a lot of potential, they just need to fix it.
the netflix series is really bad compared to the 1998 movie. the translation, adaptation and execution was far better 20 years ago. the series feels like a standard cgi book to tv adaptation. also the obsession with the whole "high school" thing was made really bad in the series. it felt like a standard school drama bs anime. im really disappointed by the series
9:56 No, no it really doesn't work that well. It's very jarring and cheap looking already and cgi ages poorly and quickly. Go back and watch good cgi like in Fellowship of the Ring. The movie version still one of the best, so we're going backwards in handrawn quality and animation overall.
such good animes like berserk and spriggan can never be re-made in more good/interesting way especially with 3d animation, can someone just ban remakes from existing? please don't touch memories or jin-roh, or ghost in the shell, etc
I couldn't agree more. Netflix spriggan is trash. No need to remake it with a bunch of edgy teen bullshit in it imho. The classics are classics for a goddamn reason, let's keep them that way.
Wrong! In the original, all they knew were of ancient artifacts that had great power. There was an organisation (can't remember the name, think it was arkham) and their warriors were called spriggans. Hence spriggan France Jean Jaque Mondeou.
"Yeah, it doesn't reach the highs of the 2D hand drawing show, but..." I swear I hear some variation of this phrase in every RUclipsr comparison of something that was originally 2D, but now is 3D. 3D models in anime seemingly moving towards becoming the norm means we'll see a lot less of those awesome memorable scenes from Ghost in The Shell, Redline, One Punch Man S1, Netflix's Castlevania, Dragon Ball Super: Broly (minus its 3D models scenes). Instead we'll get "Yeah, the fight scenes were fine" if we're lucky, and a 'Into The Spiderverse' every decade. Imagine how terrible that Chun LI vs Vega fight scene from the Street Fighter movie would look like in 3D in comparison to the original scene with the same budget.
the hate trains is BS its like saying wow some shows have 2D am not that into so 2D must suck its dumb look at China its making tons of styles of 3D an 2D an thriving for it
The new version has a lot of flat camera angles, but what really bothers me is how skinny he is. He looks like his power armor is spray painted on or he must be a skeleton underneath. They keep using CGI to animate characters, which make them look wooden.
I'm getting strong Naruto vibes from the Netflix version To me that lightweight anime tone/cliches isn't the reason why I watched original anime. It dilutes the intense atmosphere of the og :/
@@mpo48 yup which reminds me of the ungoing Trigun Stampede where some people hate it for not being true Trigun while the OG show they worship is mostly filler
@@senritsujumpsuit6021 i don't get why people can't appreciate both, it's not like these are some Hollywood style remakes that completely miss the point of the source material.
The Netflix adaptation isnt meant for fans of the movie. It’s meant to introduce a different generation to the world. While it follows the same story, it’s not a “remake”. By “remake” I mean a 1 to 1 adaptation. The show wasn’t created for old fans to relive watching the movie for the first time. Instead it tries to give a unique experience while telling the same story.
Can anyone who seen it already tell me how they paint Christianity here? I heard there are religious views. I saw the movie as a kid and it had to do with like Noah's ark covenant or something. I'm just looking for a good anime that isn't woke lol.
What is your definition of "woke" anyway? Anything that doesn't align with Christianity or makes it look bad? If so then I have bad news for you: aside from a select few, since the 70s until this very second, anime always treat Christianity as nothing more than a fancy plot device that they can portray however they want to fit the story. From Evangelion to Hellsing to Index, etc.
@@androyus that's not really bad news and you misinterpreted my comment. Woke is forced ideology in forms of subtle connotations that are embedded in the characters back story. I've played many games and watched many movies where beliefs didn't align with my own and I had no problem with that, because it was done in natural way that made sense for the fictional world it was conveying to. Wokeism is different, it doesn't care for adding substance into its own fictional world but adding it to reality in this world, so it becomes lecture to the viewers. It's everywhere nowadays and I was just asking for an opinion that was it. And Japan relatively conservative with conservative ideals and principles, that's why you don't see a lot of the woke propaganda in their TV shows, movies and video games. So stay salty my brother
@@judahguerrero1090 This Netflix Spriggan is actually more faithful to the manga than the movie. As long as you don't mind that American agencies are being portrayed negatively, you should have no problem with it. Heck, this whole video already explained it to you.
The CGI in the Netflix series really looks awful compared to the sweet and slick art style of the 1998 film. The 80's swag and style of the original is completely lost, and the gun nerd in me was very disappointed.
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The 1998 version felt like a 1980's unapologetic Hollywood action flick, and I loved it for what it was. The Netflix version feels tonally different from the film, which might throw off some fans of the movie.
I liked them both.
netflix dont use near face details
I haven't watched the series yet but base on your comment I'm lowering my expectations, the movie for me was really good. I watched it not knowing anything about the series, and the movie alone made me a fan of the IP. Hopefully it doesn't disappoint me, I gave Vinland Saga a watch after being a fan of the manga for years and the staff delivered quality service.
The netflix version is faithful to the source material in that regard, however.
I don't really care because I didn't see the movie and I really liked how much better it look than before it was a huge improvement if you ask me. To bad they only had 6 episodes I really wanted to know what was going to happen because the ending had a cliff hanger
Spriggan and Edgrunners made me want more Ghost in The Shell in a good way and that's all I needed from them.
I was a die-hard fan of the '98 version, so I went into the show with cautious optimism.
And I can safely say it not only met my expectations but reignited my appreciation for anime all over again
Modern doesn't actually mean better, there is a difference between remake and reinterpretation, but then again, that was a movie, this is a show, the show should be better for characters, but they should hold the movie visuals in mind, because of the age gap, but budget is everything now, and we have many overworked and underpaid animators, because of the offer/demand death spiral... Anyway, because of the new show, i found and discovered the old movie, and it's an absolute banger.
Definitely watching a season 2.
And 3 and 4 and 5 and 6.
No one has been talking about it and I'm worried that people don't like enough and I hope it does get enough popularity too get more seasons.
@@thejinxedcat3616 still waiting
I am still waiting on it too.
I am still waiting on it too.
This is a great content for people who aren't familiar with Spriggan. Keep it up & keep them coming 👍.
The movie was great in its own way, I still remember the action scenes vividly cause they were that well animated.
While the writing was not as strong, it has its moments, where more was packed into the movie than the NF episode for Noahs arc.
The NF Series follows more closely with the Manga, which is nice, but I also enjoyed the much darker movie.
Which is weird as NF series, showed a married man basically turned into mincemeat, while the movie had a student do a suicide bombing and Ominaes darker past.
Either way I will keep watching, its just a shame his suit glows like he is in another shonen anime.
how is glowing armor bad
the mix of his grounded an lively personality with others paired with that Spriggan darkness just works haha glow dammit shine an be beautiful
Yeah I liked the darker tones hand drawn way better and always will and that's just 90s anime. You can't beat it. It's just more tasteful hands down and more fun to watch. Idk how he can say that doesn't count against the new one, it's an anime movie that is literally the most important part it's Spriggan. And I feel a lack of appreciation for the very creative and well executed experimentation why watch something if it doesn't make you feel something new
I also hate the rly bad corny comedy school shit put into everything now. It's cheap and immature and I don't understand defending that choice
@@brucekendall9873 its more Manga accurate having him mess around an try to meet up with his friends so u saying the movie is proper is BS
I prefer the Netflix adaptation cause it shows how tough his opponents are. The visuals to the original spriggan but to many visuals cause lose the viewer away from the story and it can drag on. But definitely phenomenal show to watch! Love Spriggan
This is a treat for people who like action anime movies
Netflix series butchered the noah's arc storyline imho. Kinda felt like they made Ominae into yet another edgy anime teen too. He is dumb and silly and wreckless in the movie but it felt much more genuine to me, owing to the fact that they did show some of his dark past in the movie which helps explain his somewhat reckless attitude . But in the series he is just like that for seemingly no reason other than "hurr durr dark edgy anime teen hurr durr". Just didn't make enough sense for me to continue to watch it.
Also excusing the difference in animation quality because the original was a big budget anime movie doesn't really hold water to me, especially considering that netflix definitely isn't short on production budgets...
And the whole comedic banter in the series is somewhat present in the movie but the tone is always serious. Having dumb highschool kid level jokes all the time just makes it seem like very other slice of life anime out there. Not the "oh hey the world is gonna die we better stop it" vibe that the original had. I don't know, just feels like it cheapens and undercuts the seriousness that the series is trying to portray. Kills it for me everytime.
Finally; yes there is something you missed about the movie screen play, except it's not really about the screenplay. You didn't grow up watching it like a lot of us did. At the time it was one of the most ambitious and masterful anime movies ever made and I just don't think the series has come anywhere close to capturing that kind of lightning in a bottle.
Wasn’t sure how I’d feel about the Netflix adaptation, but now I’m feeling ready for it. Appreciate you, Anime Network!
The movie version is also mixture adaptation from Noah's Ark chapter and COSMOS chapter..
Edit:
Hint of the opening is also featured 4 spriggans... Can't wait to see Tea Flatte at next season! 👏👏👏😆
For some reason this one evaded me. I will check it out. It reminds me of Full Metal Panic! a bit.
What a detailed review! Good job
Spriggan is one of those anime I really loved as a teenager later. So powerful and brutal and amazing, really cool to see it being remade.
One thing I've noticed is that anime protagonists have shrunk since the 2000s.
They seem like different characters, different personalities
the netflix adaptation follows the manga more thats probably why
God, I hate 3D CG with a passion. I just can't feel anything towards characters with a visual emotional range of bread.
Especially after I've seen how natural and beautiful it actually can look in Arcane. I'm aware that it's not anime, but it showed clearly, that subtle facial expressions and beautiful backgrounds aren't just not possible in the medium. And afaik the budget wasn't even that high.
The idea that they make a reboot of Trigun in this ugly ass style already makes me think this will be pure fan bait full of product placement.
I really wish they'd stop and think that if they want to make it look 2Desque anyways, sticking to 2D right away would mayyyyybe be an option.
Dude this 3D animation is some of best in the business. 3D animation works when it’s used right! And spiggan Creators did a great job. Also not 2D animation has it weakness when it comes to action scenes.
@@blkghostxx Let him keep being salty. If he won't watch this show just because of some CG-rendered characters, good riddance. More quality entertainment for us, less for him.
@@androyus Actually, me (and many others) not enjoying it does mean there is less made of it. These shows are financed through product placements. Less people watching -> less margin for the sponsors -> less money to make the product.
@@blkghostxx It's surely better then many others, but basically in the way, that it looks more 2D.
Amazing 3D is absolutely possible, it's just not great for anime the way it is used right now.
It's repetitive and somehow sluggish and stuttery at the same time and mostly has a hard time fitting in the environments. Especially the light sources not being respected are a dead giveaway even if you try to ignore it. It's total uncanny valley territory seeing something that is 3D but trying to be 2D.
What makes me so pissed off is that it's possible to be better, but it's just not being done.
Additionally, I just don't see a benefit in making something that is objectively worse then the original other then to make money off of the fans. This is not making a great show for the sake of making a great show. I'd rather take 3 actually great new anime per year then 40 new crappy cheap anime in a season.
I'm also not telling you what to like or not like. If all this doesn't bother you, that's great. But I'm absolutely entitled not to enjoy something.
@@julyol119 Meh, they still made GITS SAC season 2 even though there are people like you who hate that show as much as you hate this Spriggan.
Netflix did right be me
At least it doesn’t look like berserk 2016-17
nothing will ever be worse than berserk 2016
this comparison is BS CG is a great art form like any other that show does not ruin any other shows
I mean the new one is nicely done compared to most anime coming out nowadays.. but the animation is so goddamn perfect in the 1998 version, it's just no competition.
lol of course they left out the "Hitler had some good in him" arc out to avoid controversy. I like the TV more than the movie even if it's not as technically impressive; it's still very aesthetically tasteful and it nails the manga's vibe. I do want to rewatch the movie and appreciate it for its own merits instead of comparing it to the manga though.
I still have dvd with this movie high quality great action scene i think i give him on MAL 8/10
The 2022 Version of Spriggan is pure Garbage.
The Original has beautiful animation, the 2022 Version is a Computer Nightmare.
I always thought that ARCAM was more like "Warehouse 13."
Wait, was this the "safe" testground for the amazing blend of 2D and 3D in Chainsaw-Man? Because i can see them test to see the limits here, lower and higher limits, to dial in the most efficient process for Chainsaw-Man production.
I enjoy the Netflix Spriggan just only for its use of CG for the standard military soldiers with tactical gear and stuff. Its pretty well done than anything I seen. But both Spriggan films are the goat overall.
it looks good
people say CG is fully worthless are going against art as a whole
while in China they have tons of styles of 2D an 3D airing side by side an its wonderful
Studio four degrees?
I like the Netflix anime, but I'd like it more if the suit wasn't so flashy, the rest are cool, and I love the cold war feeling of it, though the Netflix version of the ark episode I don't like, it went way to fast, what would be pretty cool if they made a reboot of the movie, it would be modern, but still have the cold war feeling of it, some of the episodes can be prequels, it has a lot of potential, they just need to fix it.
the netflix series is really bad compared to the 1998 movie. the translation, adaptation and execution was far better 20 years ago. the series feels like a standard cgi book to tv adaptation.
also the obsession with the whole "high school" thing was made really bad in the series. it felt like a standard school drama bs anime. im really disappointed by the series
By any chance do you have a watch list of all these shows you mentioned
Honestly hate the new shows animation because to me cg like this is just cheap and lazy looking and has a very.... jittery flow to it
9:56 No, no it really doesn't work that well. It's very jarring and cheap looking already and cgi ages poorly and quickly. Go back and watch good cgi like in Fellowship of the Ring. The movie version still one of the best, so we're going backwards in handrawn quality and animation overall.
such good animes like berserk and spriggan can never be re-made in more good/interesting way especially with 3d animation, can someone just ban remakes from existing? please don't touch memories or jin-roh, or ghost in the shell, etc
I couldn't agree more. Netflix spriggan is trash. No need to remake it with a bunch of edgy teen bullshit in it imho. The classics are classics for a goddamn reason, let's keep them that way.
Pretty good soundtrack, pretty good
What the anime at 6-8 seconds in the intro?
There was a spriggan game in the ps1.
Wrong! In the original, all they knew were of ancient artifacts that had great power. There was an organisation (can't remember the name, think it was arkham) and their warriors were called spriggans. Hence spriggan France Jean Jaque Mondeou.
Interesting
3:30 reminded me of adventure time
Anyone know if the netflix series follows the manga??
Alright but does it have the handgun
"Yeah, it doesn't reach the highs of the 2D hand drawing show, but..."
I swear I hear some variation of this phrase in every RUclipsr comparison of something that was originally 2D, but now is 3D.
3D models in anime seemingly moving towards becoming the norm means we'll see a lot less of those awesome memorable scenes from Ghost in The Shell, Redline, One Punch Man S1, Netflix's Castlevania, Dragon Ball Super: Broly (minus its 3D models scenes). Instead we'll get "Yeah, the fight scenes were fine" if we're lucky, and a 'Into The Spiderverse' every decade. Imagine how terrible that Chun LI vs Vega fight scene from the Street Fighter movie would look like in 3D in comparison to the original scene with the same budget.
the hate trains is BS its like saying wow some shows have 2D am not that into so 2D must suck its dumb look at China its making tons of styles of 3D an 2D an thriving for it
The new version has a lot of flat camera angles, but what really bothers me is how skinny he is. He looks like his power armor is spray painted on or he must be a skeleton underneath. They keep using CGI to animate characters, which make them look wooden.
Not even close to the 90s version
Prefiero mas el lore y animación 2d de spriggan 1998 el arca de noe por q la versión 3d de netflix esta 50/50 le falta chispa
I'm getting strong Naruto vibes from the Netflix version
To me that lightweight anime tone/cliches isn't the reason why I watched original anime.
It dilutes the intense atmosphere of the og :/
so your saying them not just making the whole series to be of mostly plotless gore movie where the MC has no purpose beyond I kickass
except the 1998 movie is not the og, the manga is so the tone of the movie is actually incorrect to whatever the tone was in the movie.
@@mpo48 yup which reminds me of the ungoing Trigun Stampede where some people hate it for not being true Trigun while the OG show they worship is mostly filler
@@senritsujumpsuit6021 i don't get why people can't appreciate both, it's not like these are some Hollywood style remakes that completely miss the point of the source material.
@@mpo48 yeah an even those Hollywood ones are not all bad
I prefer Netflix far superior and follows the manga
The Netflix adaptation isnt meant for fans of the movie. It’s meant to introduce a different generation to the world. While it follows the same story, it’s not a “remake”. By “remake” I mean a 1 to 1 adaptation. The show wasn’t created for old fans to relive watching the movie for the first time. Instead it tries to give a unique experience while telling the same story.
Nothing sbout Cyberpunk? Sad
Both them are great was hoping they continue to season 2 about the 3rd reich its impossible to pursue it im sure alot of drama going on it
anime animations on netflix is trash.
Can anyone who seen it already tell me how they paint Christianity here? I heard there are religious views. I saw the movie as a kid and it had to do with like Noah's ark covenant or something. I'm just looking for a good anime that isn't woke lol.
If I remember correctly they put it like alien's power in the movie spriggan.
What is your definition of "woke" anyway? Anything that doesn't align with Christianity or makes it look bad?
If so then I have bad news for you: aside from a select few, since the 70s until this very second, anime always treat Christianity as nothing more than a fancy plot device that they can portray however they want to fit the story. From Evangelion to Hellsing to Index, etc.
@@androyus that's not really bad news and you misinterpreted my comment. Woke is forced ideology in forms of subtle connotations that are embedded in the characters back story. I've played many games and watched many movies where beliefs didn't align with my own and I had no problem with that, because it was done in natural way that made sense for the fictional world it was conveying to. Wokeism is different, it doesn't care for adding substance into its own fictional world but adding it to reality in this world, so it becomes lecture to the viewers. It's everywhere nowadays and I was just asking for an opinion that was it. And Japan relatively conservative with conservative ideals and principles, that's why you don't see a lot of the woke propaganda in their TV shows, movies and video games. So stay salty my brother
@@judahguerrero1090 This Netflix Spriggan is actually more faithful to the manga than the movie. As long as you don't mind that American agencies are being portrayed negatively, you should have no problem with it. Heck, this whole video already explained it to you.
@@androyus Eh, I saw the video but everyone has a difference of perspectives, I was just trying to get another one on it,
The CGI in the Netflix series really looks awful compared to the sweet and slick art style of the 1998 film. The 80's swag and style of the original is completely lost, and the gun nerd in me was very disappointed.
2d and 3d together are garbage. Keep it 2d.
Its all about lighting and technique. 2d can work with 3d.