steadyshot???

Rating: 1/10 (24 January 2008)

Well first off all i wanted to say that this movie might not be as bad as i rated it, but problem was that i couldn't see most off the movie! Since the camera was constantly shaking and turning it felt like you were in a roller-coaster all the time. Personally i understand the HANDYCAM type off filming and how it's the "right" way off filming something like this, but my question then would have to be:"say can't you just turn on the steadyshot???" I mean they also had the DTS 7.1 sound on the cam turned on and night-vision and all so why not steadyshot? Funny thing was i couldn't leave because my friends were there as well and after the movie they went like:" hmmmmm not a great movie to bad, but i don't understand why i feel a little sick?" after 5 min off fresh air they felt fine again.... seems like i wasn't the only one having troubles with the moving cam. So to everyone out there be advised: LOT'S and LOT'S off cam movement NOT A GOOD THING!!! (in my opinion)