I love CGI when it's done well. It may sound strange coming from me, because if you watch my stuff in movies it's happening right in front of you, but I wish we had CGI back then to solve some problems. Getting rid of an edge or enhancing stuff, which is what they have today. I love it when it's done well. (Tom Savini)

I love CGI when it's done well. It may sound strange coming from me, because if you watch my stuff in movies it's happening right in front of you, but I wish we had CGI back then to solve some problems. Getting rid of an edge or enhancing stuff, which is what they have today. I love it when it's done well.

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