Visual effects is one of the most effective tools for filmmakers to tell their stories. It creates realistic environments that people enjoy. This is another factor for a movie to be effective in its appeal and impact.
These are the movies that give the best VFX:
INTERSTELLAR (2014)
This 2014 science fiction film was directed by Christopher Nolan.
In creating the visual effects of this film, the whole crew together with the VFX supervisor, challenge themselves to illustrate the wormhole, the supermassive blackhole, and all things space-related.
It was outstanding as this film won an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects in 2015.
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD (2015)
This apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fantasy fiction has extensive work when it comes to innovative effects and overall works. It might look impossible but this film made it effortlessly—from all the driving stunts, explosions, intensity of the fight scenes, and the setting.
This movie was honored with 10 Oscar nominations including best picture and best director.
WAR FOR PLANET OF THE APES (2017)
This film is the latest installment for the series ‘Planet of the Apes’ and it increasingly hype the vibe of greatness when it comes to its effects.
According to the Visual Effects Supervisor, Joe Letteri, they started to improve its software development—a renderer, in which they call ‘Manuka’ and it’s the thing that computes everything from lighting in scenes to surface characteristics. It also computes the sensor to know how will it look like.
JURASSIC PARK (1993)
We can never deny that Jurassic Park pioneered the rules and made a name for bringing and leveling the CGI age up to this date.
This is a combined masterpiece by the filmmakers to achieve realistic dinosaurs through space manipulation, perception, camera angles and tricks, and animation.
Jurassic Park is the first film to create breathing creatures in computer animation.
AVATAR (2009)
This groundbreaking film used motion capture animation technologies and it took 14 months to be developed.
The VFX for Avatar brought innovations when it comes to real-time performances, 3D animation—that the scale and details of this film has one of the best visual effects ever. They pierced shooting live action, digital action, and live action moviemaking into one.
American film director, Steven Spielberg, once mentioned that this movie was an emotional spectacle.
