Between the constant over-shaky-cam (this is beyond "shakycam" this is shakycam hell), and the unending snap-zooms in and out, I couldn't watch it. Even if the film was good by any measure (which I'm pretty sure it's not), you can't see it. The only time the camera stops moving is for the myriad of "commercial" breaks it takes. I had to stop halfway through because my eyes hurt so much.
shareI came here to say the same thing except I'm barely ten minutes in and I already feel sick. It had some potential being a different take on a worn concept but I'll probably never know.
shareUnfortunately I have to agree...
I had no troubles watching Cloverfield, but this looks like it was filmed by Michael J. Fox holding a Go-Pro.
Ugh.
Sig: "U" "PPL" "WAT" etc. are not words. Grow up. "then" is a reference to time not a comparison.
WHY!?!?! Do they do this! I hate this.
shareI've been watching this movie for only 20 minutes. I'm really liking the story, and acting. But gawd all mighty! I'm dizzy! I can't finish it. I really wish the shaky camera trend would just end already!
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