[ SECRET POST #3231 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3231 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Here we go...Red Letter Media talking point...

I'll be honest, I MUCH prefer the way the prequels are shot to films such as Nolan's Batman films.

So I will say that it's a personal preference.

I also think that Abrams has a tendency to move the camera TOO much. He's always focusing the camera in and telling the audience EXACTLY where to look.

Whereas I prefer the setup that directors such as David Lean employed of often having very wide shots which forced the audience to really pay attention but which set up each scene almost as a portrait.

To each their own, but I hate how some act like everyone's preferences are the same.

If you like films like The Dark Knight or Star Trek 2009 which are exceedingly well rated then that's fine. But I despise them. And that's an equally legitimate opinion.