or is it a rumor i heard? have any of you seen that movie?
Is It True That The Movie Cloverfield Causes Headaches And Vomiting?
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some people said they experienced nausea and dizziness while watching the horror flick, much of which was filmed with a herky-jerky, hand-held camera…lots of swingy angles..i have seen it on my laptop so it didn’t bother me..
you can go to you tube and watch some of the clips to get a better idea..if you get motion sick easily it might make you sick.
WHAT?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloverfield
Another stupid “Blair Witch Project!” style movie.http://www.abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/…
I guess it depends on the individual!!
Whatever folks consider entertainment!
i saw it..when it finished i wanted to gag….
but it was such a cool movie
i couldn’t stop watching
just take Dramamine
and you should be
fine.
Take a Dramamine before you watch it.
I saw the movie last night. It takes a while to get used to, but if you’re not used to watching home made videos with the shakiness of the inexperienced camera person, then just be prepared. It’s pretty much all over the place..I didn’t enjoy it much, not just because of the shakiness, but because of the story itself. I’d tell my friends to see it just to see their opinions, so go ahead, give it a try!
I’ve seen Cloverfield, and LOVED IT. Some people say they get ‘motion sickness’ because of the ‘camera work’ which is ‘skewed’ at different angles throughout the movie and the camera ‘moves’ very swiftly. Some say if you sit farther back in the theater that tends to be less of a problem. My husband and I sat in the seventh row (we think the ’6th row’ is the PERFECT place to see most movies) and we were both FINE … and both of us have a tendency to motion sickness in LARGE conveyances (big boats, trains) but not smaller things like cars. If you are really ‘worried’ about getting sick, you can take a motion sickness pill before you go … but most people who see the movie DO NOT GET SICK … it’s just a very few, and they also get motion sick when they ride in cars or on busses every day.
I’ve seen a report on the news yesterday or Thursday that said that Cloverfield has made some viewers dizzy or a little queasy because the way the camera shots are.
I haven’t seen the movie yet, but I don’t think that it’s a big deal. Some people are more sensitive than others.
YES!! I went and seen it. The shaking of the camera the entire movie causes headaches and motion sickness which cause vomiting. I had a major headache by the time it was over and I was getting really bad motionsickness.
I went to see Cloverfield a couple of nights ago.
Within about 15 minutes, I felt horrible. I was having to close my eyes through half of the movie to reduce nausea.
Keep in mind, I also saw “The Blair Witch Project” when it was in theaters. Many people complained about motion sickness from that movie due to excessive camera movement. That movie didn’t bother me at all.
That shows how bad Cloverfield is. The camera movement is CONSTANT.
So, don’t think that the movie only bothers people who are “sensitive” to motion sickness…..because I’m not and that movie gave me a massive headache and made me feel the need to vomit.
I thought it was unnecessary to have that much movement. I realize that the filmmakers wanted to make it seem realistic, but I don’t know anyone who shakes a camera like that.
I can understand if it was shaking while they were scared or running, but it was shaking even before the monster/alien showed up. Jeez. That along with the fact that a lot of digital cameras now have something called STEADICAM.