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VFX artists gave mixed reviews on the snow scene in Dark matterPraised the rendering of the snow but criticized the fluffy appearance.
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Season 2 of Dark matter Will introduce more challenging VFX with new and existing universes explored by the characters.
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letters in Dark matter May have to spend more time in alien universes in season 2 due to unpredictable dangers.
Dark matter Gets mixed reviews from VFX artists when breaking an important scene. Adapted from Blake Crouch’s novel of the same name, Apple TV+s Dark matter Sees Jason Dessen (Joel Edgerton) traversing the multiverse as he tries to find a way back to his universe where he can reunite with his family and protect them from an alternate version of himself. During Jason’s journey, he encounters many different universes, some of which are apocalyptic, and he will encounter more universes in Dark matter Season 2’s story.
When analyzing the VFX in Dark matters universe where a post-apocalyptic Chicago is consumed by snow, Corridor crew Had Mixed reactions to the visual effects.
They highlighted that the snow’s “Rendering is incredible, it’s very well done. The clumsiness and the animation work very nicely, but it also looks fluffy and light.” As impressive as the snow looked, the character’s movements through the snow were arguably too fluid, as they emphasized that “If snow was up to your chest, even if it was fresh powder, you wouldn’t just be able to walk through it.”
Dark Matter Season 2 will present more VFX challenges
More universes will be featured in Season 2
Dark matter Season 2 has been officially renewed by Apple TV+ and will continue the exploration of the multiverse. Jason, his wife, Daniela (Jennifer Connelly), and their son, Charlie (Oakes Fegley), have left their universe and settled in a new one. Amanda Lucas (Alice Braga) is surprisingly found by Ryan Holder (Jimmy Simpson) in the universe she chose for herself. With the universes needing to return in season 2, and new universes inevitably introduced, yet and Sometimes challenging VFX will be needed to bring all the universes to life.
Depending on how Dark matter As the story of season 2 unfolds, more time may be spent in alien universes now that Jason and his family have left their original universe behind.
With season 2 going beyond the source material, the universes where the characters spend the most time in season 2 remains to be seen. In season 1, Most of these universes are visually similar to the real worldThe main differences are the alternative versions of the characters who lived there and not the environment itself. Jason has no reason to spend considerable time in the apocalyptic universes because of their dangers and that they are not his home universe.
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Depending on how Dark matter As the story of season 2 unfolds, more time may be spent in alien universes now that Jason and his family have left their original universe behind. Even if they don’t want to continue moving between universes, they may have no choice because of the unpredictable dangers Dark matters multiverse. Dark matter Season 2 will continue to expand the scope of the multiverse with VFX that will be impressive, but also challenging.
Source: Corridor crew