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Christopher Robin (2018)
Depressing & unsteady camera
This movie actually cgi-ed the tired overused unsteady camera effect. Seriously? Can't a major studio afford to hold the camera steady? It's not creative or enjoyable. The movie was so dark and depressing that we walked out.
First Man (2018)
Angst Man
If you enjoy queezy unsteady camerawork, extremely extreme closeups and angsty joyless characters, you'll like this movie. The first thing that I noticed about this movie was the awful cinematography. Every single second of this movie is unsteady and shot with a constant swaying or shakiness even though there's very little action footage. The extreme close-ups are also distracting. It's as if the cinematographer wanted the camera to closely track every hand motion and eye blink. It makes me wonder if Neil Armstrong and his team were really that sad and joyless. Every single character seemed as though they were about to have a nervous break down from beginning to end. Oh, then there was this quick thing towards the end about a moon landing or something...
Retake (2016)
Shakey Camera
The unsteady Camera was very distracting and pointless. When will this stupidity end? It's not unique, creative or edgy. Grow up Hollywood.
Paul, Apostle of Christ (2018)
Take Dramamine before seen this film
I was so very much looking forward to seeing this film. I made It through 15 minutes before I started to become nauseous due to the extreme unsteadiness of the cinematography. The camera went in and out of focus, bobbed and weaved and zoomed in and out at rapid pace. It was like that of the Blair Witch Project. C'mon Hollywood. I hoped You'd be long past this deliberately low grade cinema style. It's not creative or enjoyable. It's distracting and irritating.