Best Special Effects In Film History

1902

Hollywood’s ability to manipulate millions is born when it is discovered that a bunch of absolute morons believe A Trip To The Moon is real

1982

Steven Spielberg achieves the iconic “flying bike” scene in E.T. by repeatedly launching 11-year-old Henry Thomas into the air and simply playing the sequence in slow motion

1999

The Matrix’s elaborate slow-tracking shot captures the closest thing to emotion the public will ever see on Keanu Reeves’ face

2008

Few crews have been able to induce headaches in audiences as fast as the effects team on Speed Racer was able to

2013

Alfonso Cuaron’s sci-fi thriller Gravity shows that with state-of-the-art special effects, any script can be overlooked

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