CGI will make actors obsolete?

I think we need the actors. First of all, CGI is impressive, but it does not give back humanness and true talent. No CGI-person is going to have the same affect as an actor. Most of these CGI-made people would be drawn by people, and I'm pretty sure they are going to look fake a little bit, or if they would look a lot like humans, they would even have kind of unrealistic movements and especially face expressions. Also, I do think hiring actors cost a lot less money - and even the biggest budget films want to be cost effective, as they need to profitfrom ticket sales, and if they can spend less money on things (as long as the quality stays the same), they would do that. Because the film contributors, actors, director, producer all want to profit, as they only could stay in the limelight if they make popular and profitable films.

Ofcourse there is need human actors..all the movies those are done or generated using CGI are not blockbusterss..the CGI..will get hipe..only based on the concept/charecter of the film..just as you said..SPIDERMAN.. see the worlds costliest movie AVATAR..had also used human characters in the film(30% to 40% , i think..).. if the film has to reach to a real hit/block buster..there is maximum need of human actors than that of CGI/CG..

The acting profession has been around for Centuries,so I sincerely doubt if they'd be prepared to allow some new technology to come along and kill off their "Craft"..and I'm sure audiences don't want to be deprived of "Their" Stars,either... True,CGI can be used in (Almost?) Photorealistic Animation,and can be used to augment a Human performance-The "Lord of the Rings" series showcased that with Andy Serkis playing the virtual Character of "Gollum",and He also played "Kong" in Peter Jackson's remake of "King Kong"..and seeing that performance in LOTR let James Cameron know the technology had evolved to the point "Avatar"'s time had come,having been on the shelf some 10 years from budgetary constraints.. Actors may be highly paid for some performances,but CG is WAY more expensive at this time..what they pay actors can only cover minutes of a purely digital creation.. So,they still have breathing space..for now..

I think there will be a market for both real actors and CGI actors and CGI won't make an actor obsolete. I like full 3D movies like pixar movies but i also like to see real actor doing action like Jackie Chan etc.