The Bourne Ultimatum
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Sarah Wood8 said:I highly doubt those "old Hollywood days where they just put a camera on a tripod" ever really ended, because for a lot of us, watching a movie like this is exhausting, stupid, and irritating—it gives people headaches and makes them want to puke.
The film is shot without any sense of restraint. Even when I watch actual documentaries, they don't shake like this. Even if you have a camera on your shoulder, the faces shouldn't be wobbling around like they're on some damn boat. You spend the whole movie praying to God that they'll just hold the damn camera still for a second so you can catch your breath—but NO CHANCE!
If this "realistic portrayal" goes overboard, it's pure shit to me, and that's why this movie is pure shit; I couldn't even finish it in the theater because I felt like throwing up. The excessive camera shaking is idiotic, unrealistic, pathetic, and honestly, it makes me sick of directors like this.
I agree with this completely.




