Azza you cannot claim a movie is bad just because you couldn't deal with the way it was filmed. I am normally very critical of movies and a movie like this would be at the top of my list of paying out, along with 98% of "horror" movies that come out.
But like Elaro the first time I watched this movie was under perfect circumstances. It was the first screening at my local cinema, I knew nothing outside the advertising because no one had seen it yet bar prescreeners, and I just went in there with an open mind. I found the filming method to be VERY immersive (it didn't bother me at all either) and the cinema I watched it in was very very loud so it became two things instead of one: Movie/Experience. To watch it as just a movie, I saw it at another cinemas with an even bigger screen yet lower sound, and then at home on video, it was about 5% of the experience of watching it the first time, big screen dark cinema loud as hell and plenty of audience.
If you haven't seen it yet try and set up the perfect scenario for watching it because you will find it to be amazing the first time around.
16/06/2008
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, The
Melbourne, Victoria