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#PracticalEffects

Aunt marge: real inflation: 

Aunt Marge's inflation was real on set—prosthetics, suits, and wires.
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The tyrant's real makeover: 

Practical prosthetics blend with CGI to bring the Tyrant to life.

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Splinter: real puppet: 

No CGI here - four puppeteers and a handmade puppet brought Splinter to lif
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Thriller's real zombie: 

How Thriller turned MJ into a zombie with practical effects, no CGI.

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Boris: practical magic: 

Boris comes alive with real makeup and animatronics, plus subtle CGI.

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From ridiculous to iconic: 

Stan Winston turned a goofy red suit into a real monster with foam late
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Real monster, no cgi: 

The Wolfman (2010) was built with practical makeup, no CGI, six hours daily
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Puppets outsmart cgi: 

Rick Baker’s team built tiny animatronic aliens—still more alive than CGI.
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10-hour monster makeover: 

Jacob Elordi becomes Del Toro's Creature with 42 prosthetics over 10 hou
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Real robot revealed: 

Practical effects, not CGI—see how the Bicentennial Man suit came alive.

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Pale man unmasked: 

How a latex suit, a blank mask, and subtle VFX make the Pale Man feel terrifyin
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Inside the faun's make-up: 

Behind the scenes: how the Faun was crafted with foam latex, prosthetic
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