GMpasqua
Screenwriter
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I didn't mind the close ups, just the shakey camera shots (which is most of the film) It looked like someone put a camera on their lap while watching the film. Maybe I saw a bootleg version
Swirling soaring plunging camera work and a pretty seamless mix of crane shots, wire shots and steadicam are fine (as they are in most other films) but it looked like the cameraman put the camera on his shoulder at the start of filming and never took it off. The shakey camera shots took me out of the moment and since film is a visual media, it kinda defeated the whole purpose (at least for me).
Swirling soaring plunging camera work and a pretty seamless mix of crane shots, wire shots and steadicam are fine (as they are in most other films) but it looked like the cameraman put the camera on his shoulder at the start of filming and never took it off. The shakey camera shots took me out of the moment and since film is a visual media, it kinda defeated the whole purpose (at least for me).