‘Avengers: Doomsday’ trailer faces VFX backlash; Indian fans prefer ‘Ramayana’
The trailer for 'Avengers: Doomsday' has received mixed reactions from fans, with many criticizing the visual effects as unpolished and unfinished. While some viewers expressed disappointment, others defended the film, noting that CGI is often refined closer to the release date.
Why it matters
It reflects the high expectations of modern audiences for blockbuster visual quality and the ongoing discourse surrounding the role of CGI in major film franchises.
The Russo Brothers on Monday, surprised all Marvel fans when they dropped the first trailer for 'Avengers: Doomsday', sparking a frenzy on and off social media. While the preview has racked up millions of views and the trailer helped sell out all premium format tickets, a section of viewers have criticised the film's visual effects for its alleged "unfinished" and "unpolished" CGI.Fans point to 'unfinished' CGISoon after the trailer dropped, social media platforms were flooded with reactions dissecting the film's visual effects. One fan wrote, "The VFX and visual quality of #AvengersDoomsday feels a bit odd and quite unpolished. Some closeup shots seem to be a bad green screen cutout with no work on refining the edges and the lighting!"Another viewer echoed similar sentiments, saying, "I still felt like the VFX in some shots of Avengers Doomsday feels incomplete, definitely some work is needed for the upgrade.
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