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by atoav
65 days ago
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Yes, but if the budget of the whole thing is high(er) they don't tend to cheap out on details that could mske or break it. Or phrased differently: If your shoot codts a million a day it doesn't matter if your camera costs 400 bucks a day or 40. In fact they may ask you whether you really wanna go with the 40-buck camera. |
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The evidence does not point to this. There have been copious amounts of movies that hired the Rock and then made the worst CGI in the history of Cinema.