could have been great, but destroyed by the jiggle cam

Rating: 1/10 (20 August 2009)

I want my money back.
This movie -- a great movie, a movie with a plot, a movie with great special effects, has all of that destroyed by the horrid and inept jiggle cam.
Why is it, that seasoned directors use this tool, which is the equivalent of a 5 year old putting hockey cards on his bike, so it sounds like a motorcycle? A movie like this does *not* require this pathetic technique to hide poor plot or special effects, so why use it? Did the producer or director actually render sub-par effects, and pocket the budget difference for themselves? Who'd know, when much of the cool special effects are hidden by a mass of jiggling camera work?