Robert Zemeckis' Here Is A Harsh Reality 39 Years After Back To The Future

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Here Uses De-Aging Technology Instead Of Practical Aging Effects Like Back To The Future

Different Approaches To The Same Goal

SinceHerefocuses on the same charactersacross multiple decades, the film uses a lot of digital de-aging technology on its actors.

Tom Hanks and Robin Wright’s characters are seen as high schoolers and keep appearing until they are elderly, with the movie having to show what they look like after changes that have occurred across the better half of a century.Hereattempts to make Hanks and Wright appear younger than they actually are for the vast majority of the movie, with there only being a few scenes where the aging technology is used to make the actors appear older.

2024’s Here has multiple gimmicks, and while the single camera shot is the most popular one, the continued use of panels is possibly the strangest.

Here (2024)

Back To The Future’s Aging Effects Are Superior To Here’s De-Aging Technology

Even Though Its 39 Years Older

Here’s Reliance On De-Aging Technology Is The Exact Opposite Of Back To The Future’s Approach

Here Doesn’t Use It Sparingly Enough

In the 2024 drama, Here, the camera moves only once during the entire movie, and as you might expect, it moves at one of the most pivotal moments.

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Here is an objective and formal description for the movie Here (2024): Directed by Robert Zemeckis, this film is an exploration of time and memory, unraveling the intertwined lives and stories of families across generations in a New England setting.

Robert Zemeckis' Here Is A Harsh Reality 39 Years After Back To The Future