I too vote FAKE/CGI.
But I have a problem with my own statement. With CGI getting better and easier each day how are we going to tell a real true picture from a fake. If
a real photo of some strange thing came to light would it ever be taken for any thing other than a fake?
When a 10 year old with a home computer can make Hollywood quality CGI can any photo or video be trusted any more?
Remember the old saying "A picture is worth a thousand words" well now days it is not even worth the paper it is printed on
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I knew it was fake before even seeing it, and when I saw it and heard it I laughed haha.
The whole thing felt like an obvious setup. Nice fun thou.
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It's definitely one of the "sprites" from the film Pan's Labyrinth...
Where can I get a flying baby? Please post a link for that.
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reply to post by jokei
It's quite definitely not one of the sprites of the movie - those are copyrighted models and are not freely distributed along the interwabs.
Furthermore, this seems to be a completely different model and a different animation cycle of the wings as well - the only resemblance with the
'fairies' from Pan is that it's a flying humanoid. Granted, there aren't a lot of CGI's featuring flying humanoids, but if they put so much work
in changing Pan's model to this one, they would've been faster just to create a new one. If there is some kind of wicked software that allows you to
extract such a sprite from a 2d movie and then edit it to your own and allow you to put it tracked & lighted in another video - then it might
be from the movie.
More to the point, here you can purchase those flying toys I was talking about - not
exactly flying barbies though, sorry for that.
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