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@fireflynovember Год назад

I honestly think John Berton is my favourite guest out of everyone you've had on, he's wonderful!

@euansmith3699 Год назад

He's got some stiff competition, but, I think, that I agree.

@HamuraiJack Год назад

Totally agree. This guy rules.

@RetrogradedTunes Год назад

I agree!

@jordanbridges Год назад

Superstore chill

@TheBlind0825 Год назад

They all have great and interesting experiences/etc but yea, I think John is my favorite.

@goofyjuice Год назад

John is such a cool guy, super genuine and is really passionate about what he talks about!

@sona5704 Год назад

And knows his stuff. What makes a movie look good.

@Alex-kd5xc Год назад

He was such a trooper when they talked about the scorpion king. It was kind of nice to at least give him a platform to provide an explanation for that on top of all the other amazing things he’s worked on.

@kalogio Год назад

The episodes with him on are very insightful

@vdochev Год назад

The man is a legend. Simple as that.

@nateshattuck1512 Год назад

He's probably one of my all time favorite guests!

@dinkleburgerz Год назад

This is hands down the BEST guest we’ve seen on this show. His experience tied with how amazing his speaking is…such a good episode. Real passion about what they do!! Respects

@TankTaur Год назад

100% agree

@bentimms3401 Год назад

I love John so much, you can so clearly tell he’s so passionate and loves what he’s talking about and he seems like such a fun and kind guy!

@SpacemanBandOfficial Год назад

John is the man. So warm and upbeat but still so technically wise with a huge wealth of experience.

@nathano2778 Год назад

John burton is pretty good too

@ragzzytv Год назад

John is just amazing. I could just just watch him geek out VFX all day.

@cardiffst Год назад

As much as I enjoy the cgi stuff, I *love* when you dissect some old effects. It’s just so impressive.

@caifasvaca9451 Год назад

I KNEW I had seen him in Men in Black somewhere!! He definitively does have the alien vibe… awesome. Great guy, very insightful!

@dizydeus Год назад

I recognized him in the first episode and thought Corridor guys already knew he had a scene in the MIB, his face is pretty recognizable haha

@GuinessHangover Год назад

Gotta be honest, since the first time I watched it 20 years ago to now, I genuinely thought John's character in the post office was an animatronic made specifically to look like a "weird" human...

@morganseppy5180 Год назад

His look is so unique. He reminded me of that famous Neanderthal man model that was all over the news years ago. His large ears, blue eyes and thin red hair--he could be one walking among us. (Not an insult!)

@spetcnaz83 Год назад

John should teach visual effects classes, if he isn't already. He has that calm, and clear, yet passionate way of explaining what is going on.

@AguilarSquared Год назад

He should be in of those Masterclass courses!!

@booster247 Год назад

I honestly feel John is one of the best guests you've ever had. His passion for the craft, depth of knowledge and wealth of experience make him an invaluable source to draw upon, and it's wonderful to see him devoting the time to come and share what he has accumulated with the rest of us.

@MiddleAgedBob Год назад

I will never cease to be amazed at how good some visual effects were before CGI. That handshake is insane.

@lowgrs1 Год назад

I love John Berton. His wisdom and experience are unparalleled.

@acedeadic8308 Год назад

Everything, Everywhere, All At Once should be reacted to definitely. For having a low budget compared to many other movies, it was able to achieve so much with their combination of computer and practical effects. Also, LEGEND - A DRAGON BALL TALE is an amazing fan animation that can show what can be created by dedicated fans for animators react.

@dashkataey1740 Год назад

This, but also a stuntman react to EEAAO.

@minhuang8848 Год назад

@@dashkataey1740 instant demonetization lol

@danielmashanic5738 Год назад

Completely agree. Honestly they could probably do a whole episode on both the visual effects and stunts. Would love to see it!

@berghwilliam Год назад

I came here to say this

@Asiagobeans Год назад

This… so much this everything everywhere all at once would be such a fun react!

@MegaCrocosaurus92 Год назад

Another small detail I love about Mikey in Men In Black: when he roars into the camera, the background plate adjusts focus as if that CGI model is a real thing and the camera guy has to keep it's face in focus.

@LunarEclipsism1 Год назад

Reminds me of my favorite tiny detail in Jurassic Park, when the T-rex first breaks out of the paddock and steps out in a full CGI shot that shows the entire dinosaur for the first time. As the T-Rex steps up and out where the fence is broken, it rears up a little "too far" and the camera has to subtly tilt up to follow it and keep it in frame, as if an actual animal did something unexpected and the cameraman had to adjust in response. Of course the reality is that things had to be planned in the opposite sequence of events, but it goes such a long way in subconsciously convincing your brain that the character is "real" regardless of how rendering and shaders and "detail" has improved in the years since it was released.

@MasDouc Год назад

Really cool detail, little things like that go such a long way in adding realism to the composition

@TheDonutMan3000 Год назад

John looks like he’s been drawn by Felix Colgrave, who incidentally would make a great guest on animator reacts. If you manage to lure him out of his cave

@gurrenrodan3801 Год назад

Some Felix Colgrave animations would also be great CONTENT to react to on one of those episodes.

@TheDonutMan3000 Год назад

@@gurrenrodan3801 that’s exactly why I want him on the show

@NickOwens Год назад

not only luring him out of his cave, but paying for his flight out to the United States

@romantisizingdemons85 Год назад

First time I've seen Felix colgrave mentioned in the wild! His art is my favorite thing to binge every few weeks and is some of the best .. well... ART I've ever seen

@mattkidroske Год назад

The knowledge and expertise this guy brings is awesome, but what I really appreciate is his sense of humor

@namco003 Год назад

12:08 this has become one of my favorite behind the scenes stories. Basically, we don't want you to use visual effects, we need you to be a visual effect

@gr6e Год назад

And then they go and do it without any visual effects

@HoboGaming Год назад

Y'all should react to the evolution of Godzilla movies over the decades. It's a great example of the progression of VFX over time.

@jackychang9148 Год назад

That's a really good idea. Over the course of generations, we see the upgrades of the suitmation and the blending of environments. As well as the different energy attacks on the actors and buildings.

@jasonblalock4429 Год назад

The VFX in Shin Godzilla are really impressive. I honestly thought they used some kind of puppet in at least some of the shots, but no, iirc it was all CGI.

@DavidDM59 Год назад

good idea

@Goldenkitten1 Год назад

Comparing the original Gojira, The Return of Gojira (1984) and Shin Gojira would be an excellent episode. They're three distinct films from three distinct periods. Gojira is the grandfather of such effects, 1984 was a turning point for their ability to articulate and Shin Gojira was the first film to be truly modern (not counting the American Godzilla films, but those were big-budget CGI fests so not as interesting to delve into how they did it).

@shantanumisra7714 Год назад

This comment needs to be up top

@mikeanco Год назад

This is honestly one of the best long running series on RU-vid, I've learnt so much and appreciate films so much more thanks to this show and the understanding it gives me

@cable7152 Год назад

John is one of the best guests ever, please have him back as much as you can, he is a genuine wealth of knowledge and is just a really sweet cool guy.

@cloth56 Год назад

John's insight is incredible, no doubt. But I have to admit that the first time they had him on and I saw the thumbnail my FIRST thought was "that's the guy from Men in Black 2!!!" And that's saying something because I've watched that movie exactly one time haha

@yerwol Год назад

12:15 - I knew I recognised this guy!!!! Absolutely amazing insights. Hopefully can hear more from him soon!

@joeydestructo Год назад

I was wondering last episode why he looked so familiar, now I know!

@NaughtyShepherd Год назад

@@joeydestructo same! It’s been in the back of my mind since then. One less thing I’m confused about… 😂

@Sweeney541 Год назад

Same! He looked SO familiar to me, but I couldn't place him.

@TheRealAlpha2 Год назад

He must have a super memorable look because I thought the exact same thing last episode.

@Mattened Год назад

Same. I knew i'd seen him before somewhere

@helplmchoking Год назад

holy crap I love this guy! Not only are the 2 MIB films absolute classics and some of my favourite in terms of artistic direction and the VFX -- it all just works, there are no real rough moments and it holds up even 20 years on. Same with iRobot, actually. But he also seems like a super cool dude, really passionate and really seems to approach things as part artist an part engineer/technician. Like he has such a strong '90's ILM' vibe, when they were the absolute kings of VFX so good you didn't question what was real and what wasn't but not chasing hyperrealism like we have now so they let all the art come through. Definitely strong similarities to Adam Savage honestly. And I love the stories about the CGI Supervisor ending up running around a set in an alien costume for reference footage, or being "volunteered" to be the alien in MIIB even as the VFX supervisor

@_Moe Год назад

This isnt reaction content, this is straight up educational content. I'm fascinated!

@ethai1 Год назад

I'd love to see you guys react to: -Fight Club. This film has some impressive CGI shots. I especially love the intro! - Spiderman 1 (2002) -Spiderman 3 (2007) - the sandman and venom effects. It'd be interesting to compare it to Venom from 2018 and 2021. - Silent Hill (2006) - the otherworld transitions, the monsters designs are impressive, and the part where Dark Alessa "Integrates" herself into Rose is also very cool. -Stranger Things - they have such great vfx shots! especially in season 4. Also, in Season 4, they have a very impressive one shot shooting scene. It'd be cool to see you analyze it.

@tadeasburger8191 Год назад

Did Venom even have an effect in Spiderman 3? They just used the actors face, didn't they?

@ethai1 Год назад

@@tadeasburger8191 The shots where the vines move and make up venom's face/reveal eddie's face are kinda cool, plus the shots where peter rips it off and then it goes to eddy. The whole "goo" effects look impressive for 2007 imo.

@daredevil6145 Год назад

yes Venom had that *chaplyakk-chaplyakk* effect -- Visual and in Sound

@androognoix1685 Год назад

Raimi trilogy has awful cgi

@MiniSquatch785 Год назад

Kill a do

@pesterenan Год назад

That scene! THAT SCENE IS WHY JOHN FELT SO FAMILIAR TO ME!!! Hahahahah oh my god that is incredible! He is such an awesome guy! I hope we see more of him here! He is super smart!

@alexstarr1589 Год назад

Loved seeing John on! I've noticed a trend with a lot of these experts in their craft. First, they understand how their job fits into the whole. They don't focus purely on the technical details, but they understand that the purpose of VFK is to help tell the story. E.g. John loved that Will Smith would improv and they accounted for that in how they shot his scenes, rather than him being annoyed that he has to adjust the plan. Second, these experts recognize there is no cookie-cutter way to do anything. You'll often hear "it depends", it's a bit of a meme but experts understand exactly what should guide the use of one technique vs another and you can only get that with experience.

@dwiz_9336 Год назад

I love that this unsung hero is getting recognition on here, there are so many people like him that have impacted the industry in huge ways that no one has ever heard of... love what you guys are doing. Keep it up Corridor!

@jackychang9148 Год назад

Attempt 49 Chronicle Telekinesis Scenes

@InnerToast Год назад

wow congrats on first comment

@michon96 Год назад

Bro its been a while! Up!!

@ColinHadaway Год назад

Keep up the great work!

@rubenmanssens Год назад

They already reacted to chronicle

@mf-- Год назад

@@rubenmanssens By "attempt" I think he means for the Still Watching Netflix Punch for Punch.

@mikekohary1075 Год назад

John is awesome, and I love when you guys go over old pre-CGI effects. So awesome to see the creativity and craftsmanship that went into these amazing shots.

@Juniversal Год назад

I've been thinking forever they should have a series or episodes dedicated to practical effects and animatronics. It is truly a lost artform. Some of the most magical and mind blowing effects were animatronic or makeup fx predating CGI.

@fasvi1285 6 дней назад

One of your best guests. Calm, smart, knowledgable. Into his craft.

@Jogwheel Год назад

Yay! Seems like everything is getting restored from your "hack" attack. Glad to see you were able to get it all sorted. 👍

@algotskog3577 Год назад

John is the perfect guest! You should bring him back again as soon as possible

@RayPlaysGameswithPals Год назад

John is a real treat to have on the show! Thanks for the amazing breakdowns and insights!

@joegee2815 Год назад

"You can not act a shock wave" so profound. Great video again guys.

@MasDouc Год назад

That shit was so cringy

@Incubus2001 Год назад

I've seen Berton in so many Behind the Scenes feature on DVDs and it's amazing that you have him on your show. There is a lot we can learn from him and he seems like he'd be a perfect teacher.

@marcelosantos5683 Год назад

That "the effects have to interact with the real thing" remembered me of when they have people in suits like Rhino or Bruce Banner in the Iron Man suit; the cutout and lighting might be awesome, but there's no interaction between the head and the armor

@kaelthunderhoof5619 Год назад

John Berton is like your kind teacher who slows down the explanation for the class.

@ThePixelatedPixels Год назад

On reflection, the amount of quality VFX that the Corridor Crew achieve on their very limited budget is incredible. Just picture the scale of stuff they could do if they had a blockbuster budget. Just millions and millions thrown at them to kick out the best stuff it’d be mind blowing, they’d blow it out the water🤯

@plume... Год назад

I love Wills performance in MIB, absolutely slaps.

@adamplace1414 Год назад

So glad that John is back, he was one of my favorite guests you've had on the couch. Great insights!

@ajourneyb4destination558 Год назад

Notice how all older effects artists always just never stop reiterating using practical to fill in cgi shots. Iron bar, net and so forth to sell the scene and minimize The Jank. Yes you guys gotta have him back!

@Tclans Год назад

John is an absolute gem of a person with such great knowledge. That ending sentence resonated with me, having watched Prey (the new Predator installment) yesterday, that comment thicked all the boxes. In my opinion that movied did just that. Also a good movie to scrutinize the VFX and practical effects.

@robertocalcetas6263 Год назад

I've been loving John episodes, please bring him back, i like when the guests share their thoughts on combining practical and digital but John has a great understanding of this concepts and he is really good explaining and sharing them

@agustinascanio804 Год назад

How amazing and sweet personality John has, he need to be in more episodes! The way he explain things with all the passion of his craft is endearing and very motivating.

@KennethDavis Год назад

I’m so glad John is back. He’s been my favorite guest so far. It’s not just his amazing wealth of experience talent and knowledge - but his outlook and attitude are 💯🙌🌞

@Version0111 Год назад

The second head on Johnny Knoxville is how I always imagined Zaphod Beeblebrox's second head worked.

@1ambad Год назад

13:20 "so much work for a shot" I agree but this scene literally stuck with me forever. I knew I recognized John from something when I saw him in your previous VFX react and when I saw this MIB scene it all came back lol. legend!

@HTS_Editor_Jack Год назад

Do Mork’s “Bully Maguire” videos next. They actually have a surprising amount of production quality. (They are also some of the funniest videos on the internet in my opinion.)

@dahmanmc Год назад

UPP

@IantheDugan Год назад

If going to Mork (love), go to “Alternative Cuts” for their latest videos

@Rck-vert Год назад

Those videos lowkey ain’t about production quality, more like “humor” so it’d be a waste of time

@pablosoro8926 Год назад

probably the worst recommendation possible

@HTS_Editor_Jack Год назад

@@pablosoro8926 May I ask why you believe that? April 1st is only 238 days away, now would be the perfect time to record a video in advance!

@gamerkingdom1442 Год назад

It’s incredible seeing these old movies and how they solved these problems, without modern tech! It always shows how creative they were!!

@thesadwolf Год назад

I love the old effects. There's just so much commitment in getting it correct in camera. Watching how computer FX can be done is still interesting but I seriously love the hands on, tangible effects of yesteryear.

@shark180 Год назад

That close up of King Kong's face is something that has randomly popped up in my nightmares for at least 30 years. 15:17 "You can't just have someone swinging a in the air, people still do it, and it still looks bad." Calling out Snoke's guards from the Last Jedi.

@ellac.1547 Год назад

John always brings a lot of great insight, it’s great to see him on the show again! I’d love to see you guys react to - The Fly (1986) - The Fly 2 (1989) - 2010: The Year We Make Contact (1984) Or - A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge

@SirSeabass Год назад

Just saw "Nope" last week and read an article talking about the rig they used to film day for night. I could have SWORN they filmed at night. Was wondering if you guys had any insights or thoughts? I think day for night usually looks like crap, but they REALLY made it work.

@kylespevak6781 Год назад

Surprisingly a lot of night shots are filmed at day, or at least with more light than you think

@SirSeabass Год назад

@@kylespevak6781 for sure, but usually big sweeping shots like in Nope are noticably day for night. Nope really took it to the next level.

@cckonettaxptor611 Год назад

I would love a whole day-for-night episode!

@SirSeabass Год назад

@@cckonettaxptor611 same

@DarthFerder Год назад

@@kylespevak6781 one of the most noticable instances is Life of Brian, the „Romans go Home“ graffiti scene. They darkened an incredibly bright day shot. You see hyper crisp shadows and clouds.

@philopharynx7910 Год назад

I love when different types of effects people do such great work together. Rick Baker is legendary. He's done such amazing work. When Berton makes something that balances and augments it, it's truly a melding of different art.

@JayFolipurba Год назад

I adore these old filmmaking tricks. They were so creative! There was a vision and problem solving, so good, that you can't see how they did it. Today, we use the same tricks, but they're all buttons in the software

@isaiahshemaiahbrown Год назад

Glad y’all brought the OG back!!

@jscott4reel Год назад

Feels like we need an episode dedicated to “The Guy in the Suit” now. So cool.

@dubbingsync Год назад

If you can find it I recommend the documentary Men in Suits that delves into the history of suit actors.

@dubbingsync Год назад

If you can find it I recommend the documentary Men in Suits that delves into the history of suit actors.

@jscott4reel Год назад

@@dubbingsync Sweet. I’ll look into it. Thanks!

@thepenguin9 Год назад

Oh I saw the movement, but it's perfectly blended with the rest of the coat that you actually have to be looking directly at it to see it

@cassie2561 Год назад

"They look around and go.....there he is" That is ROUGH buddy. Love John as a guest. Would love more episodes with him!

@Alex-mp4kl Год назад

John Berton Jr. brought the knowledge, and the passion, this was a great video. Shout out to his acting career, that's a hell of a story.

@patrickaubichon Год назад

absolutely thrilled to have this epic man on your channel. have him back.

@adamsbja Год назад

Something else I noticed with the transition to puppets at 4:45 is that they're both tired and she's hanging off of him. That makes the change to stop-motion jutteriness look more like fatigue than animation limitations.

@maxulic Год назад

You can feel the passion , it makes his stories so much exciting.

@coryhorton5837 Год назад

It’s hard to describe, but John has become my favorite guest for some reason.

@ShiningEyeBrigade Год назад

Loved Mr. Breton, all his knowledge, and his straight ahead, low key and humble demeanor.

@andwhoo Год назад

When an artist talks with this kind of passion, respect and wonder about something from the past, in this case King Kong, I immediately know they know what they're talking about & that is the best kind of teacher.

@Joe___R Год назад

It would be incredible if you could get James Cameron on a VFX artists react & have it as a full hour long episode on RU-vid. He has personally pushed computer graphics much further than any other director has.

@saber-jocky3436 Год назад

Has he though? Seems to me, most of his iconic stuff came from ILM, which was a passion project of one George Lucas, the director to push the visual effects industry the most.

@Wakapedia Год назад

John is my absolute favourite! Sooooo genuine and loves what he does!

@DepletedWisdom Год назад

I think Wren is a great interviewer. His excitement feels genuine and you can tell it is contagious with the guest. It seems to lead the guest to be more open and want to talk about what they love doing.

@jordanlarson6488 Год назад

John still getting geeked and excited to talk about his craft is an absolute pleasure. Honestly, looking at some of these clips makes me think that CGI in some ways isn't as good as it once was when more practical had to be infused with CG. I'm amazed with how good some of those MIB shots look.

@Bobisalive Год назад

Just finished watching punch4punch, so so good!

@Tvboy777 Год назад

Super relaxed chill person combined with tons of knowledge and insight makes for such a great guest. Loved it!!

@adambennis3321 Год назад

Love the double take John does towards Wren at 1:01 - Wren has the biggest smile and John is like - you staring at me bro!

@seollenda Год назад

John is such a pleasure to have on the show!

@DEtechtube Год назад

John seems to be such a nice guy.

@l.i.t.f.4353 Год назад

Best series on RU-vid hands down

@Skeware Год назад

John Berton made an excelent outro, that's exactly what I say for years, except he perfectly articulates the thoughts because not only he is smarter than me but also he actually knows the business :) Loved him as guest, do bring him back! :)

@matttheking1655 Год назад

Definitely an OG.... His Knowledge is undeniable ...👌Plus he showed respect to Rick Baker... Another OG in special effects and make up.... Hope you guys get him one day.... That will be a special one...🤞

@logandraper Год назад

John might be my favorite recurring guest. He has so much to say

@CF333. Год назад

Great video as always, keep up the amazing work!

@oasntet Год назад

John's explanations are just as solid and clear as the regulars'. You should make him an honorary member of the Crew, I'd listen to him explain VFX for hours.

@Spiratti Год назад

This was amazing. Those early VFX pioneers really were geniuses. I love seeing these early films still blowing peoples minds with their techniques and solutions to the ideas they had.

@Hypnotech3 Год назад

Perfect timing. 2am, was just about to go to bed. This is normally my Sunday morning coffee watch.

@pgc6290 Год назад

So isnt it bad timing then? You were anyway going to go to sleep. (But now you are unnecessarily staying awake) And now you dont have anything to watch on (your) Sunday morning too.

@Sacrificeofsinners Год назад

The City of Lost Children!!! This whole movie is visually stunning. Very hard movie to find. Has Ron Perlman in it. If you guys like crazy visuals and practical FX, This movie has it all. Not to mention a great story. Very trippy.

@robwhelehan Год назад

Agreed. Along in the same vein Brotherhood of the Wolf for this and Stuntpeople React.

@mattman15398 Год назад

I could listen to John talk about vfx and art for days

@JosephRGrych Год назад

Great twin effects can be seen in A Stolen Life, a 1946 film starring Bette Davis, who also produced it. They even managed to match the cigarette smoke in the mat shots. By matching up the hands of another actress, the twins were able to touch each other.

@donaldwatson6863 Год назад

I feel like they need to do a super episode, have John on, Adam, etc just pull in a ton of hosts and have a video of them reviewing stuff.

@spamsfilms Год назад

The love for John is real in the comments

@kryptokrypto702 Год назад

Only 3 minutes in and already blown away by old school film trickery.

@davidnemeth6383 Год назад

In the other episode he says that "they have added some fun personality to the CGI in "The Mummy Returns". Still remember having a laugh on the scene when the little jungle creature runs through the log with the dynamite as a torch and explodes :) BEST

@ZakandBarbie Год назад

Yes! I have been looking forward to more of this guy!

@plutostudios1417 Год назад

please have a huge episode on Everything Everywhere All At Once! i’ll pay to watch a full-length version on the website!!

@DeepShyam Год назад

as soon as i saw John i thought to myself i have seen him before but i cant pinpoint where. Then they showed his MiB 2 cameo. Such a cool guy and what a great insight especially the KingKong one. i loved that one

@leandro0720bitch Год назад

My favorite part of this channel is learning all about the techiqued and big players in the special effects world/vfx world that I'd never learn otherwise

@snekofpresent4753 Год назад

Hey you should look at the cgi in Overlord 2018, both the Beginning scenes with the Planes and the scene close at end when they blow up the tower.

@RDR911 Год назад

I appreciate the sponsor countdown, and also using the same guy every time. I don’t even know his name, but I know to skip anything I see with him. Perfect!

@I3eAsTzWorldGlobal Год назад

@@priyeshpv that's a fucked up thing to say.. he's a human being with a job to do not a puppet. The timer is there to skip the ad to the right point to stop people like you complaining over literally nothing it shouldn't bother you