VFX artists react to the visuals of the 1995 fantasy film The Indian in the Cupboard, admiring the many ways in which the film made itself feel real.
VFX artists have been blown away by the quality of the effects seen in the 1995 fantasy film The Indian in the Cupboard. The film follows a young boy named Omri who discovers that toys he puts in his cupboard come to life, including a Native American figurine named Little Bear. The film uses many detailed VFX in order to bring the movie to life.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The section of the video about the film starts at 13:39, with the artists floored by the level of quality in a shot where Little Bear jumps into Omri's hand. Throughout this segment of the video, they continue to analyze how the film was made to make it looks like toys had come to life in the cupboard, impressed by how it was done.
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