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sperry · 2007-08-12, 04:22 PM

I've only been motion sick once in my life... sitting in the middle of a DC-10 while landing at MSP in weather, but I didn't actually puke. And I was close when I turned my head at 3G's in the centerfuge at Space Camp, but recovered in a few seconds. And I love sitting close to the screen at the movies, 'cause I like filling my peripheral vision... but there's something about the Bourne movies that's just over done.

It's just a little too jittery. When the saw Bourne 2, I *was* sitting too close... but I sat where I always sit for the last one, and it was too shaky. Not motion-sick shaky, just so jittery that it's hard to see what's actually happening... I'm sure it's on purpose, but it is annoying. I can see why people that get motion sick are bothered by the flick.

2007-08-12, 04:22 PM	#12
sperry The Doink Real Name: Scott Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 20,335 Car: '09 OBXT, '02 WRX, '96 Miata Class: PDX/TT-6 The way out is through	I've only been motion sick once in my life... sitting in the middle of a DC-10 while landing at MSP in weather, but I didn't actually puke. And I was close when I turned my head at 3G's in the centerfuge at Space Camp, but recovered in a few seconds. And I love sitting close to the screen at the movies, 'cause I like filling my peripheral vision... but there's something about the Bourne movies that's just over done. It's just a little too jittery. When the saw Bourne 2, I was sitting too close... but I sat where I always sit for the last one, and it was too shaky. Not motion-sick shaky, just so jittery that it's hard to see what's actually happening... I'm sure it's on purpose, but it is annoying. I can see why people that get motion sick are bothered by the flick. __________________ Is you is, or is you ain't, my con-stit-u-ints?