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Just to add to the other side of the argument, I would say there is a case to be made that before directors had the freedom of CGI to visualize their splasy effects moments, they were perhaps forced to be a little more creative with their storytelling, and thus essential elements to a good movie...

As stated numerious times, the problem is not CGI, its what CGI is being blamed for , souless marketing tie-ins polished up and promoted as cinema. Of course CGI is not too blame for this, although its often sugested that Speilberg and Lucas are. CGI is not going anywhere. over 90% of all...