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NC (voiceover): At first, I wrongfully raised my expectations when I see the director is Bob Clark, the same director of ''[[Top 12 Greatest Christmas Specials|A Christmas]][[A Christmas Story (NC)| Story]]''. But where that film came from actual geniuses, this is…''Baby Geniuses''. |
NC (voiceover): At first, I wrongfully raised my expectations when I see the director is Bob Clark, the same director of ''[[Top 12 Greatest Christmas Specials|A Christmas]][[A Christmas Story (NC)| Story]]''. But where that film came from actual geniuses, this is…''Baby Geniuses''. |
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NC (voiceover): We see the film begins with an [[Doug's Top 10 Worst Cliches|overuse of wide-angle lens]]. I guess this is supposed to signify that we’re in a weird, off-putting place, but really, we know it’s because the director and/or cinematographer wants to prove that he’s edgy or avant-garde. Of course, it doesn’t make him look very avant-garde when everybody else at the same time is also fucking doing it! |
NC (voiceover): We see the film begins with an [[Doug's Top 10 Worst Cliches|overuse of wide-angle lens]]. I guess this is supposed to signify that we’re in a weird, off-putting place, but really, we know it’s because the director and/or cinematographer wants to prove that he’s edgy or avant-garde. Of course, it doesn’t make him look very avant-garde when everybody else at the same time is also fucking doing it! |