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Not A Speck Of Cereal · 01-13-2008, 08:06 PM

I'm totally in line with Robert about both the Bourne series and the crazy camera movements.

Bond-killer: it sort of was, until Casino came out.

Camera movements: I was surprised to see this in a non-action film, Sam I Am. I'd seen the film before and didn't notice it, but when I was over at a family members house over the weekend, the kids of the house were watching it and I was in the kitchen talking with others. Then, looking across the room disengaged from the film, I noticed the shaking and tremble-zoom movements.

Really, did a film of this calibre really require anything more that a soft zoom on those amazing performances?

Recently seen: Blade Runner, The Final Cut. Have I discussed this here? I finally got the ultimate 5-disc set and the Final Cut is superb! Only last night did I watch the famous "work-print" version.

Okay, so now I have all 4 versions with all of the extras, but from here on out, I'm not a BR freak enough to watch anything more than the now clean and totally fixed Final Cut.

Limited edition? Okay, with how many other 10s of thousands (if not hundreds of thousands)?

01-13-2008, 08:06 PM	#3089
Not A Speck Of Cereal The Major Grubert. Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Seattle Posts: 2,570	I'm totally in line with Robert about both the Bourne series and the crazy camera movements. Bond-killer: it sort of was, until Casino came out. Camera movements: I was surprised to see this in a non-action film, Sam I Am. I'd seen the film before and didn't notice it, but when I was over at a family members house over the weekend, the kids of the house were watching it and I was in the kitchen talking with others. Then, looking across the room disengaged from the film, I noticed the shaking and tremble-zoom movements. Really, did a film of this calibre really require anything more that a soft zoom on those amazing performances? Recently seen: Blade Runner, The Final Cut. Have I discussed this here? I finally got the ultimate 5-disc set and the Final Cut is superb! Only last night did I watch the famous "work-print" version. Okay, so now I have all 4 versions with all of the extras, but from here on out, I'm not a BR freak enough to watch anything more than the now clean and totally fixed Final Cut. Limited edition? Okay, with how many other 10s of thousands (if not hundreds of thousands)? __________________ People don't wear enough hats.