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Hmm... I give the edge to Christopher Lee. But to be fair, Christopher Lee reading a shopping list would be epic.

Nutso wrote:

I had trouble breathing during some of this one.

I'm saving that one.

That is awesome!

Just need a remote control Miranda Class and some purple dye for the water.

Atop the fourth Wall reviews 'Youngblood' number seven.

Ah, the nineties!

I wonder how they steered it.

Choice of music sucks.

He's soooo right about shakey cam. Except for claiming that the Bourne films do it well - I stopped watching them after largely because the action scenes were so damn unwatchable. Somebody really needs to sneak onto these sets and bolt the damn cameras to the floor.

Graham Kennedy wrote:He's soooo right about shakey cam. Except for claiming that the Bourne films do it well - I stopped watching them after largely because the action scenes were so damn unwatchable. Somebody really needs to sneak onto these sets and bolt the damn cameras to the floor.

Or remember that once upon a time someone went to great length to invent this

Some directors simply think that when you use shakey cam, or the slow floating cam like in some tv shows, it make the audience feel like they are actually there. Fail.

It has the exact opposite effect with me. Whenever it happens my thoughts are along the lines of "Huh, another director who doesn't know how to shoot action. I wonder what's supposed to be happening here?"