From “Harry Potter” to “Inception”, here are scenes from famous movies without special effects

Stunning images, scenes that go beyond the ordinary, people flying and animated monsters. Special effects have been part of the magic of cinema since its appearance. In fact, the first movie to use it is The Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, a 1895 short film directed by Alfred Clark and produced by Thomas Edison in which we see an executioner cutting Maria Stuarda’s head quickly replaced by a mannequin. To date, there are those, like Michel Gondry, who still use artisan techniques to bring some magic to the movies, but most productions use the chroma key or a single blue or green color screen where you can overlay any type. Imagery Once the transformation is complete, the effect is impressive, but viewing the scene before digital processing is priceless. You see actors stroking giant cotton buds, talking loudly with no one in front, flying on brooms attached to cranes. Therefore, we collect the best behind the scenes of famous movies: hard to resist and not laugh (pictured: Guardians of the Galaxy)