She had cold sweats, dizziness, pins and needles, and was flushed. She came back looking like she had been on a bad cruise for days.
I asked if she wanted to leave and she said she would just look away at the really shaky parts.
I have really bad vestibular problems myself and can not handle these kinds of movies either but I have learned with the YouTube style of seizure editing to handle it by how I sit and massaging my neck as well.
Reminded me of when I got really nauseated from watching Blair Witch Project the weekend that came out.
As for the movie? On a scale of 1-10 I give it a 5.8.
Funny. I just got really bored.
Thanks for the warning, I think we will skip this one in the theater. I have no wish to toss my cookies in public.
I saw signs posted at the theatre this past weekend when I was there. They were warning people about the filming techniques. I guess they were tired of giving refunds?
I think I will wait until it comes out on DVD to watch it, and besides it is unreal what they are charging for movies these days....$10.00 is a bit much to me and where I live, there’s not a cheap theatre anywhere near us...
I got deathly ill when Iwent to see “Saving Private Ryan.” The landing scene was murder!
I heard that this movie is like drinking 9 beers and then getting on a roller coaster for like two hours. Well then, I’m seeing the movie Saturday afternoon and I’m drinking a six-pack before I go.
I thought it was great! Very suspenseful.
TV shows are also over using the split second editing, switching from scene to scene. I just change the channel.
My son went with some friends and one of his friends had to leave the theater to throw up. They’re saying if you must see it, and are prone to motion sickness, take a Dramamine before you go. (wouldn’t work for me, I’d be asleep through the movie.)
I have no problems with motion sickness, but the 25 minutes of the yuppie soap opera at the beginning had me impatiently waiting for their deaths. If that party had gone on any longer I would have begun actively rooting for the monster.
I'm probably one of them that wouldn't be able to sit through it in a theater. I can't even look at a map in a moving car without getting nauseated.
Mr. C4E and I went to see Blair Witch...I had to go to the lobby and sit for a minute and then went back to the movie only to stand in the side isle. I too had motion sickness and besides that Blair Witch was not that scary.
There oughta be a good class action lawsuit for some ambulance-chasing lawyer here!
Eat Jello-go on TeaCup Ride at DisneyWorld Ping!
I took the wife to a LA philharmonic symphony once and the violins were dragging in sort of a peculiar way , sort of nauseating and she got sick. It was a little nauseating to me too...
You just ensured I’ll wait for the video, thanks.
How did you like Blair Witch btw?
Yikes! I am extremely sensitive to motion in odd environments, and I did want to see this movie. I guess I won’t.
So now movies need a barf alert?