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Pitta prefeito (1996)

*Essa publicação não tem cunho político, sua finalidade apenas é o registro histórico. Não se matem nos comentários por favor.

Propaganda eleitoral de Celso Pitta à prefeitura de São Paulo em 1996 quando ele disputou pelo PPB. Nessa eleição Pitta terminou em 1° lugar no 1° turno com 2.541.150 votos (48,24%), e venceu no 2° turno contra Luiza Erundina com 3.178.330 votos (62,28%).

Nesse programa foi apresentado o famoso projeto do Fura-fila com seu famoso e histórico comercial. Foi prometida uma grande rede por toda a cidade, mas Pitta terminou entregando incompleto um trecho de cerca de 1 km no Tampão do Tamanduateí e depois foi abandonado. Hoje esse é o Expresso Tiradentes, inaugurado em 2007

u/Tur2003 — 2 days ago
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Jim Carrey In the Cancelled Incredible Mr. Limpet - Test Footage (1999)

A 10 million $ animation failure

u/Mr_microplastics_Yum — 5 days ago
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Clip from "Jesus on E's" - Amiga Demo (1992)

I'm putting this here, I think that demoscene stuff are highly underrated, and although it's not your conventional "vintage CGI" here, I think it's rather fitting.

Crazy to think that this complete demo fit within 1.66 MB of storage on TWO FLOPPY DISKS.

u/IAmSixSyllables — 6 days ago
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Chips ahoy (1995? 1996?)

I feel like I remember it that early? i know it played throughout the 90s though

definitely a deep memory unlocked these commercials

u/Mr_microplastics_Yum — 8 days ago
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I made a documentary about the NYIT Computer Graphics Lab, essentially where Pixar and ILM were born (1974-1992)

youtu.be
u/doodlebuuggg — 6 days ago
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Help me find this old CGI movie from the early-ish 2000s

Okay this has been driving me insane and I need help finding this old animated CGI sci-fi movie I watched as a kid. It would have been somewhere between like 1990–2015 but I think more likely early 2000s. It had realistic CGI kinda like Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within with that old motion blur look.

Here’s what I remember:

  • It was set in space with lots of different alien races
  • One of the main characters was this white/light energy girl who could heal people but using her powers drained her life force
  • She restored her energy by eating or absorbing these rare crystal/energy stones
  • Early in the movie there’s a mine/slave scene where people are chained up mining these crystals
  • The energy girl could sense the crystals through the rock
  • The main human guy got some of his fingers or hand bitten off by an alien creature while mining and couldn’t use his jackhammer/mining tool anymore because of the pain
  • The energy girl healed his hand even though it weakened her

Then near the end:

  • They travel to this ancient lost space station/platform in space
  • It wasn’t enclosed, more like giant floating platforms with debris everywhere
  • The background of space was very purple
  • There was some kind of giant portal there
  • The villain was this shadow-like female humanoid alien trying to bring back her race through the portal
  • Near the end she transforms into this purple/black spider-like monster humanoid thing
  • The energy girl ends up using one of the energy crystals/stones against the villain and overloads her with energy which basically makes her explode

It was fully in English and had a darker teen/adventure vibe.

I’ve already checked:

  • Titan A.E.
  • Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
  • Kaena: The Prophecy
  • Ark
  • Battle for Terra
  • Thru the Moebius Strip

None of those are it.

Please tell me someone else remembers this movie lol

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u/LeadAcceptable8260 — 10 days ago
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This is a *very long* video demonstrating animations made with the “cyber” suite of programs on the Atari ST, circa 1987 (cyber paint and cyber studio cad 3-D). I believe CAD 3-D was the first 3D modeling program on a home computer. these programs even worked with Stereotek 3D glasses. I had the opportunity to try them once, it was pretty amazing! they were surprisingly lightweight and (via rapidly alternating polarization) they synced with the computer monitor— which quickly alternated between the two different perspectives (i’d guess at about 15 to 30fps).

u/Psychological-777 — 13 days ago