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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

I might be in the minority in thinking this, but I thought the CGI suit for Spider-Man looked like **** in Civil War. It was, and still is one of my biggest gripes of the whole film. It was really jarring to look at, as it didn't do a very good job of transferring facial features underneath the mask. People have lips and noses, and unless they have nose holes, masks tend to stretch when people speak or breathe, and no amount of CG magic made that work for Spidey in Civil War. If you look carefully in certain spots, you'll see the web pattern on his costume actually moving due to CG limitations, and whenever they showed Spidey talking, it looked really unnatural and I felt as if I was watching a really intricate PS4 cinematic. Hopefully this will be fixed in Homecoming, as set pictures are actually showing Tom Holland wearing a physical Spider-Man costume this time around.

Black Panther on the other hand, looked a lot better, but I think a large majority of that was due to the fact that the costume itself is black, therefore is a bit easier to shadow, and hide the smaller details.

Just because set photos show him wearing a costume doesn't mean they still won't go over it with CGI, this is exactly what they did with Black Panther for Civil War. Chadwick Boseman wore a costume, not as fine-tailored as the Captain America suit of course, and the effects team did their work over him to preserve his performance while making the final on-screen suit more form-fitting and agile in appearance. Black Panther also benefits from the part where his mask is technically a solid helmet as opposed to Spider-Man's fabric mask so there's less movement at all.