Clive Chapman

What would have been a good movie was totally spoilt by the inability of the camera man to hold the camera steady. I've no idea why movie makers think this style of shooting adds something, it doesn't.

A long draw out movie totally spoiled by the inability of the camera man to hold his shot steady when filming 'action' scenes. As much of the movie is action based this results in up/down/sideways jerky camera movement much of the time, just horrible to watch and completely ruining what would otherwise have been an acceptable (if long winded) movie. Very predicable, the only thing missing was the family dog to get lost and be miraculously rescued from a burning building by the heroic but estranged husband.