Bernd
11/26/2018 (Mon) 17:42:18
No.20791
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11/26/2018 (Mon) 17:42:18
No.20791
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>>20742
A lot of action movies in the last 20 years that I have seen don't usually have very exciting, pulse pounding type scenes. John Wick was a notable exception and the movie Drive that I couldn't finish had an excellent chase scene to start the movie but the rest that I got through was pretty molasses.
It seems like it would be really hard to choreograph and shoot really visually appealing action scenes and prohibitively expensive if it took several attempts to get it right when CGI is an option.
A lot of action movies in the last 20 years that I have seen don't usually have very exciting, pulse pounding type scenes. John Wick was a notable exception and the movie Drive that I couldn't finish had an excellent chase scene to start the movie but the rest that I got through was pretty molasses.
It seems like it would be really hard to choreograph and shoot really visually appealing action scenes and prohibitively expensive if it took several attempts to get it right when CGI is an option.