DouglasRobert
Second Unit
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In a lot of action films now they use wires to "improve" the action scenes.
Such as in X-Men and The Matrix films.
In the Computer world or Superhero films I can accept the reality of their ability.
But when it is used in films with regular humans and they're fighting and jumping around or crawling along walls and unbelivable maneuvers I just don't accept it.
There was a Steven Seagal on Cable yesterday called Out for a Kill. There was a scene where he is fighting a bad guy in a room and the bad guy is crawling along the walls and jumping up to the celing and such. When I saw this I was cracking up. It was so unrealsitic that it was funny.
Does anybody else think that the use of wires in action films is too excessive?
Such as in X-Men and The Matrix films.
In the Computer world or Superhero films I can accept the reality of their ability.
But when it is used in films with regular humans and they're fighting and jumping around or crawling along walls and unbelivable maneuvers I just don't accept it.
There was a Steven Seagal on Cable yesterday called Out for a Kill. There was a scene where he is fighting a bad guy in a room and the bad guy is crawling along the walls and jumping up to the celing and such. When I saw this I was cracking up. It was so unrealsitic that it was funny.
Does anybody else think that the use of wires in action films is too excessive?