Shaky camera absolutely ruined a good movie.

Rating: 1/10 (4 July 2005)

When several people left the movie around the second severely shaky scene, I should've taken the hint. But I really wanted to see this movie, I wanted to like it. This is not the first nor the last movie to make use of the "reality TV" type of angle, but, sincerely, other than annoying those who shell out the dough to see these seasickness-inducing flicks, what's the use?
A limited version of this technique would be passable, even entertaining, but since in this movie the least they did was to always giggle the camera, and during the most interesting scenes they flailed the camera around like it was a tennis racket, they managed to ruin a movie I waited for a long time to see.
I hope the DVD version contains less shaking.