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Here's a dramatic story of a 13 year old girl and her uncle in a shark attack by a great white.
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"We were just surfing and she was probably five or 10 metres out in front of me," he said.
"The next thing I know she screamed and disappeared under the water.
"She came up and was fighting the shark and hitting it and screaming 'help me, help me, help me'. We didn't see it coming.
"It dragged her around a bit and then she went down and under again. I was really worried. There was blood all in the water.
http://www.smh.com.a...1608566053.html
"The next thing I know she screamed and disappeared under the water.
"She came up and was fighting the shark and hitting it and screaming 'help me, help me, help me'. We didn't see it coming.
"It dragged her around a bit and then she went down and under again. I was really worried. There was blood all in the water.
http://www.smh.com.a...1608566053.html
Read the story yourself - it's not that long - then ask yourself, what would happen if Lucas/Spielberg teamed up to make that today, what would it look like?
My guess:
* There would be a hundred CGI sharks, maybe a thousand, all leaping and somersaulting
* One of the characters would be CGI with long floppy ears
* One would provide the much needed Lucasarian Comic Relief
* They wouldn't shoot it in a real water - to save costs they'd have ILM's renderfarms burning megawatts to churn out CGI water
* Each actor would be filmed by themselves against blue screen
* Everything but closeups would use 'digital doubles' for the actors
This post has been edited by Toru-chan: 11 January 2009 - 08:05 PM