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Included in that opener is an old studio hand complaining that they never do long tracking shots anymore. nt

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clarkjohnsen

In Reply to: "The Player" posted by rico on May 9, 2006 at 10:33:36:

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Re: Included in that opener is an old studio hand complaining that they never do long tracking shots anymore. nt - rico 11:52:27 05/09/06 (4)
Yes, and he later admits that he's never seen Bertelucci's "The Sheltering Sky" with its magnificent tracking shot of Debra Winger against a brilliant sunset.
- honorable mention to the granddaddy of all... - eppis1 17:40:44 05/09/06 (1)
  ...silly tracking shots, from "Touch Of Evil."
  - Re: honorable mention to the granddaddy of all... - rico 08:21:46 05/10/06 (0)
    Not to mention the famous one in Welles' "The Magnificent Ambersons" which RKO senselessly butchered in trimming the film down to 88 minutes.
- Re: Included in that opener is an old studio hand complaining that they never do long tracking shots anymore. nt - PhilJ 17:19:58 05/09/06 (1)
  Not to mention Russian Ark which has one heck of an opening scene shot that lasts til the end!
  Set in the Hermitage museum in Russia it is worth a look too!
  - "One heck of an opening scene shot." Very funny! nt - clarkjohnsen 08:30:22 05/10/06 (0)
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