There's only some cgi in the movie it's a real suit most stuns were real with a real suit
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Spiderman (Reboot) Civil War and future Costumes and Wardrobe ~possible spoilers~
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JimC3946
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Which movie?
JimC3946
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Alright...
my original point was simply distinguishing between the suit and/or amount of CGI in TASM1 vs in TASM2 and Civil War. I'm not trying to argue that suit was or wasn't animated for the entirety of any movie or anything, just trying to make a distinguishment between the amount of CGI in each of these movies respectively. To me, it seemed like TASM1 used mostly a real, tangible suit and used CGI for the minority of the scenes, whereas TASM2 and, even more prominently, Civil War, seemed to rely on CGI and use the real, tangible suits for the minority of the scenes.
my original point was simply distinguishing between the suit and/or amount of CGI in TASM1 vs in TASM2 and Civil War. I'm not trying to argue that suit was or wasn't animated for the entirety of any movie or anything, just trying to make a distinguishment between the amount of CGI in each of these movies respectively. To me, it seemed like TASM1 used mostly a real, tangible suit and used CGI for the minority of the scenes, whereas TASM2 and, even more prominently, Civil War, seemed to rely on CGI and use the real, tangible suits for the minority of the scenes.
TheseusPro
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I seem to remember people mentioning that for Civil War the only practical suit was for a stuntman or something and didn't fit Tom very well, hence the heavy CG in the final film
I could be wrong, it was all second hand info
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OneGoodScare
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From what I heard they had a suit on hand but didn't end up using that design and completely changed it with cgi in post. I think it was done to prevent leaks.
ClayTheSpider15
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Well sort of... See, Tom never was fitted with his own suit for CW so he had to borrow his stunt doubles suit, which is why it looked CG. They trimmed it down later, but on the computer
SpiderBOY616
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That is awesome that you found a nice alternative but sadly if you pay close attention to the shoes there are some differences. It's definitely the 420 but those 373 are great alternatives.
If you can just change the red to burgundy you will be fine
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JimC3946
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I am a solid 85% sure that the navy blue "Midtown" sweatshirt Peter has in the closeup is a Champ Eco-Fleece Sweatshirt by Alternative Apparel (http://www.alternativeapparel.com/champ-eco-fleece-sweatshirt-09575f2). The collar and raglan sleeves both look to be identical in their respective shape, stitching, and location.
However, this sweatshirt is not available in a navy blue color, but I think that the exact color and texture could be achieved (and may have been for Tom's sweatshirt) by purchasing the Champ in the "Eco Oatmeal" color (which is probably the most stupid name for a clothing color I've ever seen btw
) and dyeing it navy blue. RIT Dye has a thing on their website which allows you to have a custom dye color created for you from a picture or fabric sample. I would use this. Also, one major difference that I could find in the actual pattern of the sweatshirt itself is in the stitching of the "hem" or/of the waist section of the sweatshirt. The AA sweatshirt mimics the sleeve cuffs for the waist hem, whereas Tom's appears a bit different. Maybe his is just hemmed on the waist? To me it looks like that could be what's going on there...
What do you guys think?
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JDVaughan17
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For those interested, Peter's phone is an iPhone 3GS with a broken screen.
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Domonator
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That is so funny
Fett202
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Like Tony said in civil war "Retro Tech"
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