Green screens, strange costumes with motion capture equipment, stuntmen and makeup artists – the blockbuster movies we usually enjoy in theaters look much more “cool” than ever. much in the production process. Viewers never know the silent people who contribute greatly to creating the final result.

Wonder Woman on set is completely different from on screen

Samuel L. Jackson is applying makeup to play Captain Marvel

Hulk on the set of Avengers: Endgame

Riding horses in movies always requires many tricks. Alice in Wonderland is no exception

It seems like someone is “unhappy” when Thor and Loki are happy together

Actor Ian McKellen uses a laptop backstage at The Hobbit.

How does the Dark Witch fly?

Gamora’s green-skinned appearance always required hours of makeup before filming on Avengers

Even a simple action like drinking water sometimes requires the help of special effects

Mena Massoud (as Aladdin) with the camera on set.

The audience in movies is sometimes just small props like this, typically in the movie Star Wars

“God of Thunder” Chris Hemsworth and “Green Giant” Mark Ruffalo wear fake bellies behind the scenes of Avengers: Endgame. Note that the beer belly in the photo is also a product of makeup

Liu Yifei’s horse riding scene looks quite “fake” in Mulan

Actor Josh Brolin’s facial expressions were captured for the digital version of Thanos.

The magical creature called the Thunderbird in the behind-the-scenes of Fantastic Beasts.

Actor Henry Cavill is preparing to play Geralt in the film series The Witcher

The dog Buck in the movie The Call of the Wild is completely a product of CGI technology