[ SECRET POST #2692 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2692 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

"Pretend for a moment that one is hypersensitive to movement, noise and light... yes, shaky camera, super fast film cutting and lots of lens flares are enough to give me in particular a headache and other people I know it makes them downright sick to their stomach."

THIS

There are films I have to avoid because I *know* they'll make me sick because of all this you mentioned.

[(Anonymous)]

Those are all valid reasons not to go to movies that use those styles. However, that does not make the styles inherently bad. Nor does it mean that just because some people can have issues with those styles that no one should use them ever. Some people enjoy them.

[(Anonymous)]

And some people don't.

I don't see anyone in this thread putting an inherent value on the filming techniques - except you, of course. That said, they don't owe it to you or anyone else to pretend to like a thing that they dislike. Nor are they obligated to keep quiet about vehemently disliking it.

So they don't like your favorite camera techniques. And they don't like the work of the director synonymous with them. So what? Get over it and move on. Not everyone going to like what you like.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

But people who would prefer to avoid watching those styles are not assholes for doing so. They are merely aware of their sensitivity.

I also hold no blame for people who wish movies they might have wanted to see were not made in those styles.