Top Ten Films With the Worst CGI
Sometimes the CGI in films looks as realistic as a claim that you can resurrect dead squirrels with your mind. Here, I think, are typical examples.
This is the only logical explanation for this movie's horrible CGI:
20-30 years ago, a drunk person who had just taken 100 kg of acid, cocaine, meth, and laundry detergent slipped on a computer. Then, the computer fell into a trash compactor, which was accidentally shipped onto an airplane's cargo hold. A bird flew into one of the engines, and then the plane exploded. The computer flew out of the plane and into the plane's other engine. The broken pieces of the computer then fell into a volcano.
Dozens of years later, a team of archaeologists found the broken computer. They downloaded the crappy CGI file, which accidentally got leaked onto Netflix and Hulu.
But seriously, this movie's CGI is terrible.
Not to be confused with "Descent" (2007) or "The Descent" (2005). This is by far one of the worst movies that I have seen, and the CG is simply laughable.
The scariest thing about this film is that people thought it was a good idea.
Incredibly mediocre. Hulk in this movie looks so awful that putting it on the screen and expecting people to pay to see it is an insult to the intelligence of the viewing audience. I'd honestly rather watch Ang Lee's Hulk.
This film was absolutely stupid. So very, very stupid. And boring as hell. I just don't see what my friends and family see. But it would probably have stood a sliver of a chance if the CGI were any good.
Are you sure you're not getting this movie mixed up with the 2003 Hulk movie? Because that movie had terrible CGI.
No way. How can you not enjoy this beautifully crafted masterpiece?
This movie is downright creepy, and it's rated the worst movie of 2019.
The CGI on Dwayne Johnson is probably some of the worst I've ever seen in my life. He looks more like a character out of a PS2 game. How did they not finish the effects on him before this movie was released?
Why did "The Rock" look like he was from the original Toy Story?
The whole thing looks ridiculous. No further remarks.
Most of the time, it looks like I'm just looking at computers. It's all computers.
People falsify their liking for this film.
This was crap. I'd get more believable special effects if I were to spray hot sauce and throw vegetables to give the impression of one of those aliens sucking out somebody's brain. And the script was no better.
I cannot stand the live-action Scooby-Doo movie! My whole family and I went to see it the night it premiered. I was 6, and my sister was 4. Both of us hated it, especially my sister! She was once a Scooby-Doo fanatic, but after watching this movie, she never brought up Scooby-Doo ever again.
Terrible. They look like rubber people. It was the best thing about the film, though. Gave us something to talk about when the film ended.
Not to mention that the rabbit monsters all look the same. I guess they could only afford one design for these creatures.
The Newcomers
This is also a ripoff of Ratatouille. What a disgrace and a copycat of Ratatouille.
Can you believe that this came out one year before the original Jurassic Park?
It was a good film in terms of the plot, but the visual effects were those I just couldn't take seriously.
Never seen it, just clips, and it looked like one of the weirdest movies of the 2000s. Not the worst, but one of the weirdest. Some people wanted a sequel, oh yes, Sharkman and Lavawoman. If they want to play their silly kiddy roles.
The effects in this movie literally made me want to puke. What is the deal with all of Robert Rodriguez's movies having these vomit-inducing effects?
I actually like it, though. It's so bad that it's good.
I kinda like the Jim Carrey original movie better than this one. The only reason I like Son of the Mask is that Alan Cumming is in it. The rest of the movie is so creepy and weird.
Nostalgia Critic was right. The imagery is what makes this a scary movie.
