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That bit near the beginning when the T-X steals the silver sports car - how blatantly were the number plates blurred out. It was only in that shot and a shot from behind the car. All other times it was moving and you couldn't read it. It just stood out loads because it was rally obvious - like someone's face being blurred out on cops. Weird for such a big bidget special effects film to have a tiny flaw like that.
monkey_man wrote:
> What about Budweiser too! That bit when he's sitting on the bridge -
> could the camera BE any closer!?
Wasn't as bad as the Lexus though, or the toyota thingymajigger.
> What about Budweiser too! That bit when he's sitting on the bridge -
> could the camera BE any closer!?
Wasn't as bad as the Lexus though, or the toyota thingymajigger.
Well the film did cost a fortune to make, so I guess they needed to put a bit of product placement in there every so often to get some extra cash.
What about Budweiser too! That bit when he's sitting on the bridge - could the camera BE any closer!?
Heh, I didn't notice, I was too busy thinking about the blatant advertising.
"Hey you in the Lexus!"
"Hey you in the Lexus!"
Heh, just read through that and I sound like that French policeman from 'ello 'ello. "I was just pisssing by..."
That bit near the beginning when the T-X steals the silver sports car - how blatantly were the number plates blurred out. It was only in that shot and a shot from behind the car. All other times it was moving and you couldn't read it. It just stood out loads because it was rally obvious - like someone's face being blurred out on cops. Weird for such a big bidget special effects film to have a tiny flaw like that.