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- [Narrator] A lot goes into making movies these days, particularly when it comes to using computer generated imagery, or CGI for short. Thanks to this technology, anything from small details to entire worlds can be created in post-production, turning regular films into real blockbusters. But without all that CGI, superheroes are left exposed, monsters look like mad mistakes, and some shots just make you cringe down to your core. So, grab your popcorn and prepare for spoilers, because weamp;#39;re about to take a look at how actors are hilariously filmed on set without that all-important CGI. Hysterical Smaug. When amp;quot;The Hobbitamp;quot; trilogy was released as a prequel to the famous amp;quot;Lord of the Ringsamp;quot; saga back in the 2010amp;#39;s, fans of the Middle Earth franchise were left thoroughly disappointed. It was described by critics as a long, boring mess, but stripping away the copious amounts of CGI reveals some entertaining footage hidden within it. One of
