GASP! First movie bullet-time error?????

Yeah it was bullet time, it did'nt Look as Cool ofcourse...But it WAS bullet time, and Blade came out a full year before the Matrix.

the one has bullet time too

Originally posted by FLIPMODE
Yeah it was bullet time, it did'nt Look as Cool ofcourse...But it WAS bullet time, and Blade came out a full year before the Matrix.

Its the scene where Blade and Frost are in Chinatown and he captures the little girl. Frost is in broad daylight and says that he's using sunscreen

cant remember him doing nothing special!😑 oh well forget it!😛

There's a bigger mistake in bullet-time in the first movie:
at the end of the movie, when Agent Smith shoots at Neo after he comes back to life, you can see how all bullets fired by Smith travel together... but they weren't fired at once! The first bullet should already have reached Neo after the second one is fired, and so on... what do you think ?

well he stops them so the last catches up to the 1st! cant really remember. i have to watch the movie for that. 😛

it wasnt bullet time, the camera wasnt moving from one side to another, it was just slow bullets with ripples behind them.

Then we are forced to define "Bullet Time." Is it the swooping camera or is it when we are actually forced into the time/rate the bullet travels at?
-DM31

Continuity: Neo and Trinity kill all those soldiers on the roof before the agent comes to fight them. The agent shoots at Neo and during the whole dodging bullets scene every single corpse is gone. More to the point, Trinity's disappeared too!

They say this too.

Movie Mistakes

yeh i think we know that.🙂

Originally posted by Kes
what scene is it exactly? discribe. cause bullet time is not just dodging bullets. its the camera angles and seeing that effect for the bullet. and the image standing still..its the photographi time of filming.
it could be similar. but it wasn't it. atleast not with that name.

Thats bullet-time. Its not really the bullets stuff its the use of photography, as in photos, for a scene. Its the camera going around him. Voilá! 😉

k, not bullet-time.

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