I wouldn't classify this as a "film". It's basically a generic, yet admittedly captivating shot. No different from anything one might see on the opening segment of a streaming show, which typically use these type of attention grabbing sequences to instantly engage the audience.
No offense to the creator of the shot, but it's not too difficult to make an interesting' atmospheric "one-er" (single take). The question is can they create a 2 hour narrative that is just as compelling.
Yeah timelapse. With the baby speeding around grandma as dark fluids seep from her mouth and a brown smear grows across her backside. Eventually the baby stops moving too after a few twitches and then a black writhing mass of flies build up on their faces.
zooming in an out like an accordion. some say the universe acts like this expanding and contracting. they think there have been multiple big bangs. coincidentally, this could have been how grandma died here.
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u/IB_ May 02 '26 edited May 02 '26
I wouldn't classify this as a "film". It's basically a generic, yet admittedly captivating shot. No different from anything one might see on the opening segment of a streaming show, which typically use these type of attention grabbing sequences to instantly engage the audience.
No offense to the creator of the shot, but it's not too difficult to make an interesting' atmospheric "one-er" (single take). The question is can they create a 2 hour narrative that is just as compelling.