watched for a little while before skipping strait to the end....
yeah, someone messed up bad. choppy frames for slo-mo effect is one thing, but this seems like it is on ONE of the cameras and not the other. I doubt they would ADD that effect in post production editing and effects, because it would be stupid.
BUT, if one of the initial cameras was set wrong to begin with, like 15 frames per second or 20, or 12, rather than the standard 24 (or 25 or 30), it would look exactly like that and not be fixable easily or cheap in 2001. They shot it wrong, can't fix due to no budget and it is done.
I'm sure someone is pissed about it. And I seriously doubt anyone from the production would step forward and explain the fault - as nobody cares now.
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