CG2 Films

CG2 Films is a movie production company known for creating animated films that are so realistic that audiences frequently mistake them for live-action movies. Although they specialize in creating animated films, CG2 Films has been known to dabble in live-action movies from time to time, mostly to show off how much better their animated films are.

History

CG2 Films was founded in 2010 by two college roommates, Tim and Steve. They started out making stop-motion animations with a hand-me-down camera and some clay. But as time passed, they became more ambitious and decided to take their passion a step further. They learned how to use 3D animation software and started creating their own animated films.

Success

CG2 Films have been quite successful, thanks to their uncanny ability to make their animated characters look like real-life actors. Their first big hit was a movie called “Animals at the Zoo,” which told the story of a group of animals who go on a wild adventure after the zoo closes for the night.

Their most recent film, “Love in the Time of COVID-19,” tells the story of a couple who meet on a dating app during the pandemic and must navigate their relationship while in lockdown. Critics have praised the movie for its realistic portrayal of the struggles faced by couples during the pandemic.

Controversies

Despite their success, CG2 Films has also faced some controversy. Their film “Jurassic Park 7: Return to the Island” was criticized for being too realistic, with some viewers complaining that the film’s scenes of dinosaur violence were too graphic.

The company’s decision to create a movie about a virus during a pandemic was also met with backlash. Some felt that the film was capitalizing on a tragic situation for profit.

Legacy

CG2 Films’ legacy is still unfolding, but they have already changed the animation industry forever. The company’s films have pushed the limits of what is possible in animation and have shown that animated movies can be just as engaging and emotional as live-action films.

As for Tim and Steve, they are still working together and creating films that make audiences laugh, cry, and forget that what they’re watching is not real.