A commercial diver once told me that when the turbidity increased to a point he was straining his vision he would close his eyes and finish as much of the current task as possible by feel.
That's what this opaque earthquake of a movie reminded me of.
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Yep, that's exactly how I felt. This would have been an above average B movie in my opinion if I could have just seen anything on the screen. As it stands, you spend half the movie squinting to pick out glimmers in the dark and hoping the audio gives you clues as to what the hell is going on.
shareYeah, I agree. BUT....even if the lighting were perfect and we didn't have to squint, would the movie have been better? I am thinking no. Nothing could have saved this thing !