Let's explore what movies really look like before and after special effects.

Movies have always been the ultimate form of escapism, allowing us to travel to different times and places without ever leaving our seats. But with the advancements in technology over the last few decades, filmmakers have been able to take us even further, creating entire worlds that were previously unimaginable. One of the key tools in this process is special effects, which can be used to create everything from realistic explosions and dramatic weather patterns to fantastical creatures and magical spells.

However, while we’re all familiar with the impressive final products on the big screen, most of us are unaware of just how much work actually goes into creating these stunning visual effects. In reality, movies often look very different before they’ve undergone post-production work, and seeing the raw footage can be a fascinating insight into the filmmaking process. So, we’d like to explore what movies really look like before and after special effects, taking a deep dive into the complex artistry that goes into bringing these imaginary worlds to life. Let’s scroll down and check them out!

#1. In Spider-Man : No way Home, the amount of concentration it takes to pull off a scene like this one is incredible.

#2. It turns out to be ‘not that scary’ behind the scene of Venom: Let There Be Carnage

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#3. We often wondered how they achieved the realistic background in Thor: Ragnarok Source: Marvel Studio#4. Chris Hemsworth conveyed brilliantly the emotion of the character in Thor 2: The Dark World Source: Marvel Studio#5. Doctor Strange, 2016: Fans won’t be able to believe their eyes when they see this green screen transformation. Source: Marvel Studio Source: pinterest#7. This how things really look like in The Avengers (2012). Source: pinterest#8. The ocean is quite peace behind the scene of the movie Aquaman (2018). Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagram#9. Here is the meme scene from The Great Gatsby and movie magic happened. Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagram#10. In Spider-Man : No way Home, the amount of concentration it takes to pull off a scene like this one is incredible. Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagram#11. It turns out to be ‘not that scary’ behind the scene of Venom: Let There Be Carnage Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagram#12. This CGI makes the iconic scene more romantic in Thor: Love and Thunder Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagram#13. In Angel Has Fallen, this is how people created the crowd and make it more realistic. Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagram#14. We’ll never watch Moon Knight the same way again. Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagram#15. Here’s another scene from Moon Knight. Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagram#16. Shutter Island: This reveals how movie magic happens. Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagram#17. Finally, Spider-Man: No Way Home: this is how they created the character’s signature look. Source: movie.effects.vfx / instagramWhich movie scene surprised you the most? Let us know in the comment section!