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atomicfuture — 10 years ago(June 08, 2015 02:45 PM)

It almost seems like an amateur movie with good actors, the camera angles, close-ups Very bad

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Kurt you are not fooling anybody, this was extremely awful. the directing was shaky and had too many cuts per fight scene.
terrible style, cheesy action scenes. this is truly awful

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Really? I disagree. I love the close ups, the long shots, the angles, the camera movement (when Preston stops Brandt from shooting Mary for example). After seeing it years ago I expected great things from Kurt Wimmer. That didn't turn out so good.

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I agree. It's on TV now and it looks like an amateur directed it.

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