[ SECRET POST #2636 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2636 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Slow-motion

[elaminator]

Depends on the situation; sometimes it looks silly and takes me out of the moment, sometimes it makes a certain kind of sense. As for examples...TW did a bit of slow motion with Stiles, when he had an anxiety attack. I thought that was appropriate. However, in action movies or video games...it's often just there to look cool and there's not much reason for it.

I DID like it in Max Payne (the original and the sequel), but then again I just really liked Max Payne in general. LOL. And IIRC that was the first game that included it, or at least included it to that extent, so it was new and relativity unexplored in video games back then.