>his voice was created with the help of a program called Lola.
Hamill didn't even do the voice. It was a computer program. No wonder the whole thing felt off.
His voice was created with the help of a program called Lola
Noah Evans
Gavin Sanders
>the whole thing felt off
It didn't though
Colton Green
it's called respeacher
Eli Watson
We don't need actors anymore
Jaxon Gray
sad.
Cooper Kelly
>the whole thing felt off.
You might be schizophrenic, my friend.
Alexander Peterson
I feel like this is some kind of The Emperor Has No Clothes situation. The entire time I was watching the episode everything about him felt off. The dead eyes. The dialogue felt stilted. Even the way he moved felt off. While watching it I had suspected they didn't use the same body double from the Mando S2 finale and I was right. It's a different guy as the body double. It just seems like everybody was too excited to see Luke Skywalker to care that it all felt off.
I'm actually glad to find out that Mark Hamill didn't a voice performance that was so lackluster.
Camden Turner
>The Emperor Has No Clothes situation
if you were the ruler of an evil galaxy spanning empire why tf would you bother showing up to work in clothes fr fr
John Diaz
However I can see why they are going in this direction with the deepfake stuff even if it isn't quite there yet. . They are trying to stay true to G.L.'s vision and use cutting edge technology. One of the criticisms he had about the Sequel Trilogy was that they didn't even try to use any new tech.
They are going all in with the cutting edge tech with the projected backgrounds and deepfake stuff to stay true to G.L. vision.
Hudson Parker
>Kid points out that you are naked
>disintegrate the kid.
Nolan Wilson
Hamill did the voice, they just change how it sounds in post
Thomas Gray
>"It's a neural network you feed information into and it learns. So I had archival material from Mark in that era. We had clean recorded ADR from the original films, a book on tape he'd done from those eras, and then also Star Wars radio plays he had done back in that time. I was able to get clean recordings of that, feed it into the system, and they were able to slice it up and feed their neural network to learn this data," he explained
Hamill literally no part...zero in making the episode other than them using his lines from the OT as a baseline.
Owen Scott
That's even creepier
Leo Ross
Yes. So cutting edge they use it in Russia beer ads.
Benjamin Roberts
that's right, Jay!
David Gonzalez
How does that not make it cutting edge.
Gabriel Robinson
If someone recorded this episode onto VHS, and played it on an old tv, nobody watching would think it doesn't look or sound like Mark Hamill.
Benjamin Walker
It's literally an actor. With a digital Mark Hamill face puppeteered by the real actor's facial expressions.
Aaron Gutierrez
That is more of a stunt man than an actor.
Joshua Perez
Put Star Wars out of its misery
Alexander Lewis
>I am an adult still consooming Star Wars and complaining about its dependence on special effects
neck yourself
Andrew Myers
If you had no idea who that was you'd have no problem with it other than "he looks kinda stiff"
Landon Butler
Apologise to Lucas
Jackson Hughes
Not him but I noticed something was strange before hearing that it was fake.
Josiah Lee
Not calling things out for being shit is reddit as fuck
Dominic King
It's still a person that gets money. Arnold Schwarzenegger is more of a bodybuilder than an actor. But even when they dubbed his voice, they still paid him. The whole, "this is the end of actors" argument is stupid. Not that I'd care if it were true.