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An ongoing debate centers around the quality of CGI in current blockbusters. While high-quality CGI can enhance storytelling, over-reliance on digital effects often pulls viewers out of the experience. The industry tends to showcase "bad CGI" in trailers—under the assumption that it will be fixed before release—but more often than not, these issues persist. The perception that only 25% of CGI is completed shortly before release is often inaccurate; actual post-production timelines rarely leave room for complete fixes in time.