THE HISTORY OF 3D CGI [ From 1965 to 2021]

cgi then (1800s to 2021, top gun maverick and sonic 2) : great cgi
cgi now : bad cgi

2022 (except top gun maverick, eeaao and sonic 2) to now is really bad cgi

I have where the wild things are as a book!

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How could they render and film it in 70s? 😮

the knick knack short film you are showing is not the 1989 film, the 1989 film has slight differences the one you are showing is from 2003

Tron! I love that movie! 😊

You missed Jurassic Park! I thought that deserved a spot on the timeline.

Obrigado, por representar o Brasil!

🇺🇲🇬🇧: Thank you, for representing Brazil!

Anyone else get “The amazing digital circus" vibe from the early cgi?

Jimmy Neutron looks like fucking Pixar compared to ReBoot and Butt Ugly Martians

I can't believe you missed the glass knight from Young Sherlock Holmes (1985)

Can you put up all the links of the videos you had in this compilation in the description?

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CGI FROM 1977 RUN FOR YOUR LIVES

I wonder if any animations from 1995 to 2024 used Blender.

What about tangled??

You forgot the stain glass knight from.young Sherlock holmes

Although on the technical side it wasn't anything different from the level that pixar or dreamworks was doing, Final fantasy spirits within was still very impressive on the realism aspect. I don't think any other 3D movie was anything like it at the time.

1965 to 2024 that’s crazy dude

Stuff got advanced real quick...

FAIL. 0/10 No "Dragonheart" (1996)

80s/90s: wow CGI is awsome, i wish they would use it more in movies

2024: I miss practical effects

I used to like all these pixar type movies until every reaction has to have 1230971823013819 eyebrow movements in every frame. The face has many points of movement. The eyebrows are not 100% of it.

i think spiderverse deserve be on the list, is one of the most important modern cgi

1965
4D CGI💀

You forgot the 1983 RAI logo.

I can see where the inspiration for Jimmy Neutron came from

I used to think Advent Children was the coolest looking movie ever, now it looks awful.

Dates and footage it not acurrate

You know, the first ever CGI-animated series was VeggieTales

Now when I look at it.. i personally do not think that toy story was the first film using cgi animation

Not having Space Odyssey's ending on here is a crime

The first cgi wasn’t in the 60s it was in the 70s!!!

You should have added the Demon Slayer series,as it is partly made with outstsnding CGI.

wow Joakim Karud luvly is great

The first 3D animation being a 4th dimensional cube is wild.

"Where The Wild Things Are" looks so ahead of its time, even before Roger Rabbit

Jurassic park is such a stunning example for its time

I'm surprised that you didn't include Veggietales as part of this video considering how influential it was as well as being the first fully CGI show.

basically a guy smoked weed and made cgi, thats the short version of the story

Bro I'm pretty sure this isn't real.
this is all CGi.

"Sherk 2001" lol