Change Your Image
jeffreyliberty
Reviews
Brick Mansions (2014)
Terribly cheesy graphics
OK everyone repeat with me ...
"NO MORE SUPER SHAKY GRAINY CAM".
This is nothing but a cheap way to try and do action scenes and it takes us back almost 100 years in technical expertise and film making.
The only thing worse is the fake confetti explosions.
What are they doing, making these films 8 frames a second digitally so there is less detail and easier to hide mistakes?
The action scenes no longer have to be acted out because they are so shaky and grainy you can't see anything and only get a headache.
Old Godzilla films are far more professional looking.
If this is to be stopped we all need to make a big stink about it.
House of Cards (2013)
Why sully up a great show by pushing the gay agenda?
After a great first half of the second season the writers have to dis Christianity and begin pushing a gay agenda.
This has turned me off on the entire series and lost my respect for the major actors going along with it especially for Kevin Spacey because he has so much influence over the writing and directing.
I know there are some politicians who are such sleaze bags, but there is a difference between portraying that and trying to make Christians look disgraceful and making homosexuals look like they are the one's with it together and more advanced.
Hopefully, season 3 will tame that down but the cat is already out of the bag so I doubt it.
The Eleventh Hour (2008)
Hang all directors who use the shake camera
The shake camera is the cheesiest most nauseating method of trying to fake action that there is.
The plot was good and have several surprises and the action kept you going. I thought it was also very realistic from a political point of view.
Some stupidity was present and unnecessary such as the trigger for the bomb in her hand not being allowed to be released yet seeing her in many scenes running with her hands wide open only later to see that somewhere along the line it had been taped firmly to her hand ... lol
This movie was worthy of a strong 7 if it were not for this director's addiction to this derelict practice of shaking the camera to blur the scene permitting the cover-up of poorly executed stunts and fight scenes etc.
I sincerely believe that any director who uses this in films should be banned from directing any film ever again.