The First Trailer For “She-Hulk” Starring Tatiana Maslany Just Dropped, And Some Fans Aren’t Impressed With The CGI
Millions of people have already watched Tatiana Maslany transform in the trailer for She-Hulk, an upcoming series from Marvel Studios that dropped its anticipated first preview yesterday.
Despite the hype — and soaring view count — She-Hulk‘s new teaser left fans unimpressed, as many criticized what they felt were noticeably sloppy visual effects.
Folks online had a lot to say about this, and Twitter quickly erupted with memes and critiques of She-Hulk’s digitally-altered appearance.
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For the most part, skeptical social media users pointed out that Tatiana’s She-Hulk character looked unfinished.
Sage Hyden / Just Write @sagehyden
she-hulk cgi lookin like
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There were Shrek jokes…
wiLL @willfulchaos
she-hulk seeing people say her cgi looks like a live action background character from shrek
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…and a resurgence of memes featuring Adele at the NBA All-Star game.
adina™ @shehulkism
me pretending i don’t notice the bad cgi in she-hulk
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“Please fix the CGI in She-Hulk,” one Twitter user wrote, alongside a photo of a lime-green character from the ’90s animated series ReBoot.
My Hero Macademia @sweetlysourdork
Please fix the CGI in She-Hulk.
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“Reminder that each episode of She-Hulk has a budget of 25M,” another said. “What the hell happened to the CGI?”
Home of DCEU @hodceu
Reminder that each episode of She-Hulk has a budget of 25M. What the hell happened to the CGI?
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Exactly how much each episode of She-Hulk cost to make is unclear, although we do know that Disney+ spent between $15 and $25 million on other Marvel projects like The Mandalorian, WandaVision, and Hawkeye. Reports published ahead of She-Hulk‘s production placed the budget somewhere between $10 and $15 million per episode, but suggested the number could ultimately be higher.
Negative reactions to the CGI in She-Hulk‘s trailer were accompanied by some positive ones, too. “The CGI for She-Hulk should not be that much of a concern considering it is three fucking months away,” another user wrote on Twitter. “It will probably look fine by the time it comes out.”
Alice.?? @AerithsSeat
The CGI for she-hulk should not be that much of a concern considering it is 3 fucking months away it will probably look fine by the time it comes out
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