Motion sickness for the audience again?
I knew someone who knew someone who almost got puked on during a BWP showing in 1999.
My people skills are fine. It's my tolerance of morons that needs work.
I really hope this post is a joke.
shareNo joke. The shaky hand-cam footage the 1999 film was shot with were making the more sensitive members of the audience sick.
(Wikipedia) Because the filming was done by the actors using hand-held cameras, much of the footage is shaky, especially the final sequence in which a character is running down a set of stairs with the camera. Some audience members experienced motion sickness and even vomited as a result.
My people skills are fine. It's my tolerance of morons that needs work.
First off, everyone who doesn't easily get motion sickness and still bitches about the "shaky cam" in found footage movies exaggerates greatly.
Second, if you're one of the VERY few people who actually DO get motion sickness very easily, I've got a little newsflash for you: You shouldn't be seeing found-footage movies.
The Titanic sinks, Bruce Willis is a ghost, and Rosebud is a sled
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