Earlier in 1980s, “ROBOCOP” was a successive sci-fi movie produced by Paul Verhoeven. It was the first production of the ROBOCOP franchise. At that time, this movie received positive reviews for its nice theme. It showed corruption, privatization, dystopia, identity, gentrification, capitalism, and human nature. A police Officer Alex Murphy (Peter Weller) was brutally murdered and that time a mega- corporation OCP (Omni Consumer Products) subsequently revived him as a superhuman cyborg law enforcer, which named ROBOCOP. Peter Weller as Alex Murphy, Nancy Allen as Anne Lweis, Dan O’Herlihy (OCP), Kurtwood Smith as Clarence Boddicker were the main characters of this film.
Craig
Davies also made the whole models entitled
ED-209, while
the animation
part was made by
Phil Tippett, stop motion animation was made by a veteran. In the movie there
was one of the set pieces where the “ED-209" looked and animated sequences
were the close supervision of director where sometimes acted out the movements
of robot’s. Jon Davison was voiced of ED-209 who also the producer of the
movie. In many more projects Davies and Tippett worked together as like as this
movie. In this movie, there was a scene where Emil attempts to drive Robocop off the road. That time
accidentally he drives into a vat of toxic waste which causing the flesh to
melt off his hands and face in that scene full visual effects were conceived
and designed by Bottin who inspired by Rick Baker’s working process on The Incredible Melting Man where he
used the same technique for the Robocop.
Chindo
Brothers Productions animated and fabricated the dinosaur puppet which in the
600 SUX commercial. Don Waller animated the dinosaur that had also a cameo
which is in the same sequence, reacting to the creature rampaging to tight
close-up. The Japanese comics “The 8 Man” helped him to
make the suit. The designer of the Robocop suits Bottin tried to make the movie
different from the others.
In
this time CGI, industry has already built the way of making this kind of
science fiction and action movie. Now they are using computer to design the
robots and its functionality, which is so much realistic, then the real robots.
Now the robotics engineer and animators all are working together in this type
of film which very much entertaining to the viewers. Now maximum robotics film
are making by the real robots which are programmed by the programmers.
In 1980s, the
film lovers were enjoyed this kind of science fiction action movie and the
production houses were always tried deliver different type of science fiction
action movie using robots in every year to show their great work in this type
of movie. That is the reason they achieved a giant hand from the top render
firms.
As the CG
technology develops rapidly, sci-fi movies become more and more popular and
also suit for the taste for the multitude. Sometimes, we are even surprised
about the amazing of the technology made the amazing scenes in the sci-fi
movies. In effect, when we have seen the comparison between the before and
after effects of these movies, we’ll feel a big divide about the comparison. However,
the post production behind these movies is very difficult and time-consuming. It
can be calculated to a small frame by frame. In effect, these productions can’t
be apart from the help of render farm equipped with top-rank hardware specs to
help their artists to realize their creation and what they want their movies to
be. So is Fox Renderfarm, which is not a production company but one of the leading
online rendering services providers, which also means the production companies
all over the world can benefit from the rendering services it offers. It is its
point to make contributions to the development of the CG technology.
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