With the debut of “Karate Kid: Legends” In theaters, Jackie Chan vented in an interview with Haute Living magazine that Use of CGI is no longer the same in Hollywood and this is not always good.
According to the actor, the growing use of visual effects on the work of stuntmen turns out to be a “two -edged knife”, which has so much essential news for the category, as it also takes the reality of work . “In the past, our only choice was to be there and jump, there was no other way. Today, with computers, actors can do everything, but that too Take a little of the reality of that “He said.
The actor mentioned that, with visual effects and also artificial intelligence, “Impossible” scenes began to be practiced more easily thanks to technology but this can induce people to do something dangerous. “It’s a two -edged knife. On the one hand, actors can do more and more impossible things thanks to technology, but still, the concept of danger and boundaries ends up fading, which can give the false impression that it is not dangerous. I’m not encouraging anyone to do that and not even risk your lives as I have done. It’s really dangerous! ”
With a vast career in cinema as an actor and stuntman, the actor is famous for making his own action scenes, as is the case with “The Rush Time” and “Police Story – The Drug War” .
Today, at the age of 71, the actor revealed that, for now, he has no intention of retiring to recreate his own action scenes. “I will always do my scenes, this is me. And I I will only change this when I retire which means it will never happen, ”joked the actor.
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This content was originally published in Jackie Chan vents on CGI use in action scenes: “Two -edged knife” on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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