‘X-Men: First Class’ Sequel Titled ‘Days of Future Past’?

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Anyong Bluth

So it looks like they're digitally altering her costume. Guess there's not much else you can do. She already admitted that the costume wasn't keeping her covered. It keeps shifting and flashing her crotch. Hell, on the 1st day of shooting she went gung ho on one of the takes and completely blew out the crotch, tearing the latex.

Considering that they're all wearing the color purple in that shot, it's pretty clear that it's set in a "blue" environment, whether it's inside or outside.

If they were wearing blue, they'd be invisible.

Too many people throw hissy fits over things they don't understand.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Considering that they're all wearing the color purple in that shot, it's pretty clear that it's set in a "blue" environment, whether it's inside or outside.

If they were wearing blue, they'd be invisible.

Too many people throw hissy fits over things they don't understand.

I was about to comment it will be fixed in post production.

[Anyong Bluth]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Considering that they're all wearing the color purple in that shot, it's pretty clear that it's set in a "blue" environment, whether it's inside or outside.

If they were wearing blue, they'd be invisible.

Too many people throw hissy fits over things they don't understand.

I was only talking about how they altered the cut around the crotch. Much wider in the set shot. Which is why I brought up he teasing the beaver on set to begin with.

My comment had nothing to do with color or post adjustments to it. Simply that they had to adjust the costume because her who-ha can't be contained, but in order to cover her it looks like granny panties. Thus altering the cut ex post facto.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Anyong Bluth

My comment had nothing to do with color or post adjustments to it.

My comment wasn't directed at you, it was directed at people complaining about the color and the height of Apocalypse.

VFX.

[ToxSocks]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Considering that they're all wearing the color purple in that shot, it's pretty clear that it's set in a "blue" environment, whether it's inside or outside.

If they were wearing blue, they'd be invisible.

Too many people throw hissy fits over things they don't understand.

Pretty much what i figured. Movies like these are all about the post production. The costumes they wear are basically just a placeholder.