Keanu Reeves Real vs CGI - Unreal Engine 5

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Direct comparison of the new unreal engine released The Matrix Awakens CGI demo. This is the point in time where Real and CGI can be interchanged with each other. We are so close !!
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[AneeshAhmed]

Also have a look at this -
Matrix car crashes v real car crashes

[axstin-]

The CGI looks great but it’s still very noticeable compared to real life, but they’re close to finally hitting the nail

[Xiantez]

CGI is getting very impressive, but body movement is still a bit rigid. You can definitely tell the difference.

[RatusMax]

The CGI is good visually, but the movement is what is off. Once they make things move more naturally, it will be able to trick us better. Also some of the lighting of course.

[OfentseMwaseFilms]

The World looks perfect. The faces still need some work.

[StrangerOnTheWeb]

I think they've almost perfected environments and objects but living moving beings still have a ways to go

[leokimvideo]

I'm not sure if I should be amazed by this or totally terrified

[DoctorPhilGud]

I think the biggest problem, besides hair rigidity being wrong, is honestly that the lighting is different between the two shots. In the real one the lighting is coming from above while in the cg one its coming more from the left. I think the two scenes would have transitioned into eachother better if they had kept it consistant

They also exaggerated the intensity of his eyes and angle of his beard which throws it off too but whatever

[xxwistfulguyxx]

It's worth mentioning that this is Unreal Engine 5, the cutscene is not pre-rendered, it's running in Realtime instead, which is mind blowing non the less.
imagine what's possible with Pre-rendered CGI now, most of it blends perfectly on modern movies.

[austeritycat]

I mean, it is impressive of course, but the problem is still movement, in my point of view. Solid materials like metal or rock are already indistinguishable, but once you put movement in the equation, it tore down the things. Once the CGI walks or talks, there's no doubt it's CGI.

[AAvfx]

In few years, we won't know the differences, even if we try hard. That would be mind boggling! Get ready for the real Matrix! It's close than even!

[ReikiMaulana]

Not only that the CGIs are very detailed, they are also being rendered in real-time

[jW-krxn]

I think the reason why their body movement is so rigid is to avoid clipping, especially the arms

[TargiJoci]

The biggest difference in the facial expression is that Keanu looks calm and friendly, while CGI looks overfocused/tired or maybe angry.

[SoncJt]

Aside from movement, 2 things always stand out to me:
1) facial expressions - Hyper-realistic CGI always seems to be stuck on pretty stoic expressions that don’t convey the constant, natural facial emotions (vs. stylized CGI, which inherently requires exaggerated expressions). Carrie & Keanu aren’t particularly the epitome of expression, but there’s still a lot of stiffness in the CGI.
2) overall camera presentation - Cameras are always so crisp in the hyper-realistic CGI depictions, when cameras typically have a lot of natural flaws in their images. You can see the focus in the real image blurs towards the edges of the frame, while his hair and shirt are all entirely in focus in CGI.

[hippityhoppity]

Also remember that this is showing off the detailed texture, not the animation which is what typically sells it. Imagine these realistic models being properly animated like a human

[weepingdemon]

That’s…..disturbing, it gets more noticeable that they’re fake towards the end but how close we’re getting is so unnerving

[framewrk]

This is both fascinating and terrifying how close they’re getting to achieving total realism in CGI.

[SynthwavelLover]

You gotta remember this is in-game stuff and it's this impressive. I remember when you could only get this quality from pre-rendered cutscenes.

[ShadyPaperclips]

You also got to remember this isn't just any computer generated imagery.

This is rendering real-time, meaning the computer needs to process every frame as you see it.

Differently from pre-rendered which is what you see in every movie, frames that take hours to render in the most powerful computers money can buy.