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Why movies rely on CGI for difficult action

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Instead of carefully choreographing incredibly tight action sequences with real props, modern highly paid directors heavily rely on glowing green screens. They simply order highly exhausted visual artists to digitally insert literally everything in post, resulting in incredibly muddy, bizarrely fake-looking digital sludge.

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