What modern movies just use practical effects?

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Are there any movies today that just use practical effects instead of relying on cgi?

[Neurotic Panda]

Top Gun: Maverick

[Blarney]

the strangling effect in inglorious bastards

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the strangling effect in inglorious bastards

Nice

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Top Gun: Maverick

That movie was awesome!

[Ⓥenom Ⓢnake 🐍]

The last movie I know that I really liked that used practical effects was Dog Soldiers. And that's actually pretty old.

But the werewolves in that look pretty freaking awesome.

"COME ON OF YOU'RE HARD ENOUGH!"

Man I really like that movie. I got it on VHS and DVD.

I'm hoping that John Carpenter's potential new thing movie will go back to more practical effects. Because the thing was a Master class in practical effects.

Sadly it's a dying art form.

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Hardcore Henry was pretty much conceived of as a practical effects movie to throw a bunch of money at.

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Hardcore Henry was pretty much conceived of as a practical effects movie to throw a bunch of money at.

Hardcore Henry is a gem

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The last movie I know that I really liked that used practical effects was Dog Soldiers. And that's actually pretty old.

But the werewolves in that look pretty freaking awesome.

"COME ON OF YOU'RE HARD ENOUGH!"

Man I really like that movie. I got it on VHS and DVD.

I'm hoping that John Carpenter's potential new thing movie will go back to more practical effects. Because the thing was a Master class in practical effects.

Sadly it's a dying art form.

It is indeed a dying form

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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants

[PsychoPsyops]

Brawl in Cell Block 99

[Apollo702]

The last major sci-fi movie to truly do it was Total Recall.

[Devsman]

I dunno, I used to complain about CG and go on and on about how practical effects look better.

But honestly, they both look bad to me these days.

I kinda want to just go back and watch some films that don't have so many fantastical elements just so everything looks real for a change.

[Chaosolous]

Topic made me think of this.

There’s a video by Corridor Crew about how in “This is the end” they has used practical effects but it looked so bad they CGI’d over it.

It’s a bit of an older modern movie but here’s the episode talking about it.

Here’s the episode:
https://youtu.be/lKt18K_Sy0I

[Psychlapse]

There's a movie called "The Void" which is a modern nod to "The Thing (1982)" with all practical effects.

It's not a terrible movie, and the effects are done well, but it's nowhere near as good as the classic.