The CGI of Teleporters
After analyzing superpowers like Speed, Flight, and Stretching, it's finally time to look at the CGI behind cinema's most iconic teleporters. Join me as we travel through almost 60 years of teleportation through technology (Star Trek, The Fly), magic (Harry Potter, I Dream of Jeannie), portals (Doctor Strange, Voyd, Spot, Blink), mutant genes (Nightcrawler, Azazel), and the human body itself (Hughie, Dr. Manhattan, Loki, Five, Jumper). 00:00 Intro 00:35 I Dream of Jeannie 01:03 Star Trek 01:38 The Fly 02:29 Nightcrawler 03:55 Azazel 04:34 Jumper 06:52 Dr. Manhattan 08:29 Harry Potter 10:20 Blink 12:12 Doctor Strange 14:29 Voyd 16:04 Five 16:22 Hughie 17:44 Loki 19:39 Outro Which teleporter is your favorite? Did I miss any others? Let me know in the comments. Tracks: Faithful Mission by Artificial Music Blue Dream by Cheel Better Days, Blue Boi, Chill Day, Gardens, The Process by Lakey Inspired Branch, Rose by Lukrembo Rose Water by Massobeats

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