¿Por qué Nolan odia el CGI? | El regreso de los efectos prácticos

Have you ever watched a modern movie and felt like something just "doesn't quite fit"? That the monster, the explosion, or the scenery looks so fake it instantly pulls you out of the story? It's not you: it's CGI fatigue. In this video, we explore why directors like Christopher Nolan, Guillermo del Toro, and the new wave of horror filmmakers are abandoning the comfort of digital post-production to get their hands dirty again. We analyze why the cinema of the '70s and '80s still impacts us more than many $200 million productions and how practical effects (models, animatronics, prosthetic makeup) have returned to save the realism of cinema. From the immense puppet in The Odyssey to the visceral realism of When Evil Lurks, we discover why human craftsmanship is winning the battle against the algorithm. Is CGI a tool in decline or a misused ally? And more importantly: Are we witnessing a renaissance of auteur cinema in the face of Hollywood's digital "McDonaldization"? SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCAST THE HARSH TRUTH ▸ https://go.podimo.com/mx/lacrudaverdad OUR FILM AND SERIES CHANNEL ▸    / @cinexplicacionyt   FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA ▸Twitter: https://x.com/preguntas_i ▸Facebook: 5preguntasincomodas ▸Instagram: @sabrina_tortora85 SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS ▸ https://bit.ly/2GRP4CH JOIN CHANNEL MEMBERS ▸ http://bit.ly/3uTEJf6