People who do the computer-generated stuff rarely have an artistic eye. How are these "artists" unaware of basic anatomical facts, like that a man's nose and ears grow as he ages?

Therefore, if you're trying to make Robert De Niro look 30 years younger, don't stop at removing some wrinkles.

Instead of watching and believing that I'm watching a youngish man, it's like I'm watching a cartoon of an old man.

The computer guys did something to make the eyes brighter/younger, the hair darker, and smoothed the wrinkles.

Unfortunately, since they're just computer nerds, they didn't think of everything.



The computer people should've first consulted with an anatomy expert or an artist (like someone who sketches portraits of young and old people). With ONE QUESTION, the computer person could've made this movie not ridiculous...

"What are the differences between a young man and an old man?"

I assure you, there are more than the one or two obvious differences (such as skin gets wrinkled, eyes get darker/saggy). There are probably dozens of modifications you could've done to make a realistic young Robert De Niro (just a thought... use a deepfake from the actual footage of young Robert De Niro...at least as a start).