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Kevin Barr · 08-13-2007, 10:45 AM

I actually had my friend walk out of the movie he was getting so nauseous from the camera perspective. How many back of the head shots can one movie have? Well, I think a new standard has been achieved! It was like they gave a chimp a handy-cam and then fed him mind-altering drugs. Poor Chimp. Most of the really cool action is lost because you can't see it or else see it so quickly you are not really sure if you saw something or not. The shaky cam thing can be interesting if used selectively - this was wanton abuse of a good story. So much for character development...

We see this one as a loss.

Kev

08-13-2007, 10:45 AM	#9 (permalink)
Kevin Barr Active Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Canada	I actually had my friend walk out of the movie he was getting so nauseous from the camera perspective. How many back of the head shots can one movie have? Well, I think a new standard has been achieved! It was like they gave a chimp a handy-cam and then fed him mind-altering drugs. Poor Chimp. Most of the really cool action is lost because you can't see it or else see it so quickly you are not really sure if you saw something or not. The shaky cam thing can be interesting if used selectively - this was wanton abuse of a good story. So much for character development... We see this one as a loss. Kev Last edited by Kevin Barr; 08-13-2007 at 10:46 AM. Reason: my bloody spelling...