Fake Movie Extras Through the Years #shorts #props

[haydennoble]

That cgi girl looked like the embodiment of “kill me I am in constant agony!”

[berniejo]

"same casting director as the sims" had me dying lol

[vermilin]

I saw this once in a movie with a courthouse. The same 6 people were copy pasted all over the seats. I thought I was having a psychotic episode

[kumasabi]

Not gonna lie that cgi girl was terrifying

[Floofening]

“That valley is definitely missing some canny.”
I’m stealing that now.

[Polygonlin]

"32 YEARS AGO in 1991" Im going to go Lie down and cry for a bit.

[tjenadonn]

Now all I can think of is a movie where one of the CGI extras becomes sentient and starts killing the cast and crew.

[evuii]

This honestly looks like more effort than just having a bunch of people come in

[helenoftroy]

Can you imagine unknowingly walking into a stadium filled with inflatable people in clothes and painted on faces, or being the only janitor left late at night.

[louisinese]

Props to him for wearing the same hat all those years. Camera man never fails.

[LukenUSee]

With extras like those, it's pretty easy to do crowd control.

[Tomyironmane]

"My acting was a little stiff."

You beat the CGI with plywood, a staple gun, and a xerox machine. Good enough.

[sleepyslipper]

It’s honestly pretty crazy how the brain just accepts that they look real enough when you’re actually engaged enough with the movie. It’s pretty fascinating.

[IsAcRafT]

Plot twist: the cgi extras are actually skinwalkers 💀💀

[macscotsman]

Worked on a Eastwood night shoot with hundreds of the inflatable extras. In the middle of the night when they started deflating, they’d lean onto you from every direction. Creepy as HELL!

[jonbong]

Imagine deciding to pay for cgi extras to be made rather than just paying a few extra extras

[Mari_]

The last ones weren’t really cut out for it

[abi.apollo]

The more i learn, the more I feel lied to

[stutetha]

The CGI extras are terrifying. How the hell did I never notice them?

[footofjuniper]

I was an extra in an HBO movie years ago called 'Soul of the Game." They used cardboard cutouts to fill the back bleachers. I got to meet Lee Ermey that day.