terrencecmay

This might have been a good movie if someone could hold a camera steady! All through the movie, every seen in fact, had some degree of camera movement. At times, it was ridiculous, the action was just a blur of arms, legs and I think the camera operator was fighting with some one off-screen or had a terrible case of Parkinson's disease. Very disappointing, the director of photography Oliver Wood needs to go back to school and get a clue. Not everyone is a MTV junkie that is suffering from Attention Deficit Disorder. Why does Hollywood seem to think that shaking a camera during a action seen will make it better? Remember the good old days of tripods and action that was good enough on it's own to be entertaining… TM