Marvel Public Noticed Improvements In She-Hulk’s CGI In Version Available On Disney+
trailer of She-Hulk got an updated version on Disney+ with correction of the special effects added on the computer. The video released last week shows the actress Tatiana Maslany with green skin and height compatible with the heroine of MCU.
Initial version divided audience from Marvel. Despite the millionaire budget (at least US$ 15 million per episode), CGI garnered several criticisms and comparisons with other pop culture productions, such as Shrek(2001).
With the arrival of the trailer on the streaming platform, fans noticed considerable changes in the effects, and highlighted some of them. Check out:
🚨 Marvel has made some visual improvements with She-Hulk’s cgi on Disney plus. thoughts? pic.twitter.com/T3p8ilM43n
— She-Hulk Updates (@shehuIkupdates) May 26, 2022
Among the alleged improvements is the skin texture – which looks more detailed in the Disney+. Despite this, some fans argued that there were no changes to the CGI and that Youtube compression removed the video’s original quality.
This wouldn’t be the first time Marvel correcting CGI of movies or series. Spider-Man: No Return Home (2021) won an improved version in the digital release after criticism of the effects shown in the cinema.
More about She-Hulk
Jennifer Walters is a lawyer who has an ordinary life, but after having an accident, she needs a blood transfusion from her cousin Bruce Banner. In the process, it also transfers some genes from the Hulkgiving to Jennifer cousin’s powers. But unlike Bruceshe manages to maintain personality, self-control and intellect even if transformed.
With Tatiana Maslany, Ginger Gonzaga, Renee Elise Goldsberry, Josh Segarra and Megan Thee Stallion in the cast, the series reaches the public in 2022, with an exclusive release in the catalog of Disney+.
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