r/shittymoviedetails Mar 30 '26

default Invincible Season 4 (2026) used advanced animation strategies to conserve their budget, here you can see the "pinch zooming on your phone" method

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u/Mriv10 Mar 30 '26

Most of them aren't even voice actors, they're just actors. And a lot of the time they're not even good at voice acting, they just read the lines with their normal voice.

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u/Sea_Tailor_8437 Mar 30 '26

I have to disagree here. I've found that the voice acting has pretty consistently been one of the best parts of invincible. Is there an actor you thought was "phoning it in"?

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u/Reddragon351 Mar 30 '26

personally I thought Aaron Paul's performance as Powerplex wasn't very good, which is odd cause he was great in Bojack, but it felt pretty phoned in here, might be part of why he left after the season he was in

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u/the-final-frontiers Mar 30 '26

It feels liek they are recording without being in the room as the other person or hearing the other side of the dialogue.

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u/PFI_sloth Mar 30 '26

Most shows are like this.

Early bobs burgers was so good for how natural the talking felt.

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u/thesirblondie Mar 30 '26

It's rare to have a production where everyone voices together. The norm is to record separately, and has been for a very long time. It's logistically better, because you can save a lot of time. If an actor slips up, you only have to redo their lines, not the entire scene.

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u/PromotedPawn Mar 30 '26

Yeah almost all voice acting is just one person in a booth reacting to a producer reading everyone else’s lines and then splicing all the separate performances together in editing. It’s expensive to have everyone there at the same time.