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| CGI muscle in film Anyone know of CGI animated film that features huge morph like muscle, erotic or otherwise? not the cartoonish type animation, I'm talking the very realistic looking CGI or Japanese anime type. I've seen full length films done like this but nothing truly muscle oriented. or how long will it be before a film like this is made? there are already lots of stories and scripts out there.     |
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| First things first What is CGI? It sounds familiar, but I don't know exactly what it is. |
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| Ah yes thank you, that reminds me all about it. |
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