Look, I recognize the reason the CGI is shoddy is that overworked, underpaid VFX artists are given an impossible date to hit while suffering constant reshoots and throwing out work. The problem isn't them.
The problem is that a studio thought this looks acceptable.
makes sense why my aunt said to me once "watching on a phone is better then on tv" when i said i wait until they put the version on bluray/ streaming for movies to my parents to watch instead of the version recorded on a cinema full of yelling and shakin cameras.
Like, they have the new soundstages with the unreal powered real time backgrounds. Why does it look so out of focus and low Rez?
and the artists have to live with the shame of shipping that, and the leadership decides the shoddy product makes so much money they have no incentive to do better / treat their workers better, and lay plans to do more of the same later, and the fans who identify with the studios' power defend it online, and so on, and so on
First they decided it's acceptable to have >90% of movies be CGI effects
Then they're gonna decide that AI-generated movies are acceptable as well
