Re: Hummm

Posted by Indiana Banzai from host-208.jud.ca.gov (208.239.204.208) on Tuesday, September 18, 2001 at 3:06pm :

In Reply to: Hummm posted by Michaelson from eeespace106.utsi.edu (150.182.24.106) on Tuesday, September 18, 2001 at 2:09pm :

I was thinking the same thing, what with some of the regulars there usually involved in 'fights' during the daily bash.... :)

Take care.

: Your post title caught me by surprise. With what all that has been going on here at Indyfan, I thought a fight had broken out at the Ravenbar forum at Raidernet.com now. (grins) Whew! Regards. Michaelson

: Is it just me, or has the editing in today's action flicks become too fast. The way that the bar fight in Raiders was edited was perfect in my opinion. I could easily tell what was happening and not at the expense of quick pacing. I was watching Hannibal the other day, which contains a shoot out at the beginning, and I couldn't make heads nor tails of what was going on. I like Ridley Scott as a director, but it made me wonder if super sonic editing is a trend or something that is here to stay. Do any of you guys feel like your head is going to explode when watching modern action sequencing?

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