Mr.& Mrs. Smith directed by same director of Bourne Identity...OH NO!!
That movie had the most jiggly camera work I have EVER seen. It was headache / eye strain material at its best and I could not even get through the film because of this. I can understand jiggly camera direction during action scenes. But Bourne ID had jiggly camera work practically throughout every scene. I sure hope Mr. & Mrs. Smith (which looks great) won't have the same silly camera work.
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Was there something wrong with the other threads about Mr. & Mrs. Smith already started?
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Bourne Identity camera work was fine. Could easily follow the action without getting nauseated. Directed by Doug Liman
Bourne Supremacy had the headache inducing shaky "feel-like-you're-part-of-the-action" :rolleyes: cam. directed by Paul Greengrass and the director of Mr. and Mrs. Smith? Doug Liman. |
Originally Posted by babka
That movie had the most jiggly camera work I have EVER seen. It was headache / eye strain material at its best and I could not even get through the film because of this. I can understand jiggly camera direction during action scenes. But Bourne ID had jiggly camera work practically throughout every scene. I sure hope Mr. & Mrs. Smith (which looks great) won't have the same silly camera work.
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Jiggly-cam? Of course - Angelina Jolie is in it.
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Originally Posted by HN
Bourne Identity camera work was fine. Could easily follow the action without getting nauseated. Directed by Doug Liman
Bourne Supremacy had the headache inducing shaky "feel-like-you're-part-of-the-action" :rolleyes: cam. directed by Paul Greengrass and the director of Mr. and Mrs. Smith? Doug Liman. Well said. Liman also directed "Go"...one of my favorite films. |
I think people exaggerate this when talking about Bourne Supremacy. There was only one scene in which I thought the camera was too shaky (the fight scene with Bourne and the other ex-Treadstone agent). Everything else was just fine. I actually *loved* the realistic feel during the final car chase. So count me as one who didn't mind the "silly camera work" at all.
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Originally Posted by LiquidSky
Well said. Liman also directed "Go"...one of my favorite films.
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Originally Posted by taa455
I think people exaggerate this when talking about Bourne Supremacy.
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I still have no clue as to what happened at that end of the Bourne Supremacy as I had to sit somewhat close to the screen and the editing just made the ending seem like a blurry mess from where I was sitting.
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To reiterate, Doug Liman did NOT direct The Bourne Supremacy. |
Originally Posted by LiquidSky
Well said. Liman also directed "Go"...one of my favorite films.
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Yeah the Bourne Identity sucked but he did direct Swingers.
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I actually want to see Mr and Mrs. Smith on the basis that it was directed by Doug Liaman. The Bourne Identity is of the best flicks in the Espionage/Action genres, if MaMS is half as entertaining - I'll be happy. Supremacy was a little bit of a let down.
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Originally Posted by scott shelton
No, people are right.
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Originally Posted by taa455
I think people exaggerate this when talking about Bourne Supremacy. There was only one scene in which I thought the camera was too shaky (the fight scene with Bourne and the other ex-Treadstone agent). Everything else was just fine. I actually *loved* the realistic feel during the final car chase. So count me as one who didn't mind the "silly camera work" at all.
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Originally Posted by FinkPish
Was there something wrong with the other threads about Mr. & Mrs. Smith already started?
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=425965 http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=423142 |
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