Yeah, that does not really imply that the movie feels hectic. It can just mean lots of different angles during the same scene. For example, in a long dialogue scene, you get a new different angle or distance every few seconds. If done right this adds a lot to a scene, without feeling hectic or too fast.View attachment 75391
For those who want the methodology, this came from r/filmmakers
I watched Troy as a teenager and liked it. Then I read the poem and realized "wow it's trash".
Don't get me wrong, there a movies that feel like they are cut way too quick. But Nolan's movies never felt like that to me, including The Odyssey.
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