Verdicts?

Mine is

I know bikes/riders go quicker and yes hes surrounded by a roll cage etc etc ...but sheeiiiite thats one scary moment.

(apologies Andy if its already been posted/discussed.)

Edited July 6, 201115 yr by 2fargone

That was a lot of lock

Brilliant driving but why do the producers change the camera angles so many times? Flicking from one to the other every two seconds, makes it really difficult to watch properly.

Brilliant driving but why do the producers change the camera angles so many times? Flicking from one to the other every two seconds, makes it really difficult to watch properly.

Amen to that brother..

This 'Hollywood' trend that involves 'over'-editing gets on my trolly as well.

The too fast, tight-shots, flash-by-cuts, snatched camera-angle changes..etc. just create a mass of light/colour/sound..these effects detract from the dynamic element of the film ,leaving an unintelligible,incomprehensible mess.

I think it's to appeal to the MTV/ X-Box generation?

Grump over.

Edited July 6, 201115 yr by HAM2

Amen to that brother..

This 'Hollywood' trend that involves 'over'-editing gets on my trolly as well.

The too fast, tight-shots, flash-by-cuts, snatched camera-angle changes..etc. just create a mass of light/colour/sound..these effects detract from the dynamic element of the film ,leaving an unintelligible,incomprehensible mess.

I think it's to appeal to the MTV/ X-Box generation?

Grump over.

I tried to watch it again but the changes of view make it really difficult.

There are 27 view changes in the first 21 seconds of the lap!

It's a real pity the producers didn't make a modern version of Tony Ponds lap, you actually get an idea of what the TT circuit looks like from this film!

Good to know a Scooby is faster than a Rover Vitesse !

This is more entertaining. In car view!

Check out the co-drivers reaction to the near crash. "That was the biggest moment of my life" says Higgins, "are you ok?" To which the co-driver replies "yeah, we're great!"