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Futurama's intro rendered in 3D is gorgeous

Ben Gilbert
·Senior Editor
Updated ·1-min read

Stop wondering what Futurama's intro would look like if it were rendered in 3D and prettied up ten quadrillion percent: it's here. Well, part of it is anyway, care of Russian animator Alexey Zakharov. He took the spaceship intro to Futurama, references to "Mom's Old-Fashioned Robot Oil" and all, and applied a suite of computer animation tools (3ds Max, Nuke, Photoshop, After Effects). What you see above is just a mere snapshot into the gorgeous 32-second video we've embedded below. Get out your sunglasses, y'all: the future's so bright, you're gonna need shades.

[Image credit: Alexey Zakharov]