Have you seen any eye-piercing scenes in movies and television dramas?

2024-09-22 10:27

A blow-up scene was a scene in a movie, TV series, TV program, or other work that was deliberately arranged by the director for technical reasons. These scenes often caused the audience to be dissatisfied or disgusted. The following are some of the common eye-piercing scenes in movies and television dramas: 1. Weapon exposure: In movies and television works, there are often scenes of weapons being exposed, such as the bullet trajectory of firearms, the flight trajectory of missiles, etc. The appearance of these scenes will make the audience feel incomprehensible or shocked. 2. Picture ratio: In movies and television works, sometimes the director would adjust the proportion of the picture in order to show the grandeur or exquisiteness of a certain scene. For example, he would shorten a long shot to a very short time or enlarge a wide shot to a very long distance. But these adjustments often made the audience uncomfortable or confused. 3. Prop spoof: In film and television works, prop spoof shots are also relatively common. For example, a prop clearly existed before but disappeared when the camera switched, or a prop was used incorrectly, etc. The appearance of these shots will make the audience feel distrust or disappointment. 4. The plot is exposed: Sometimes, the scene of the plot will make the audience feel dissatisfied. For example, some plots have appeared in the previous movie or TV series but disappeared in the later works. Or some plots do not conform to logic or common sense. The appearance of these scenes will make the audience feel confused or disappointed. It was important to note that not all films and television works would have exposed scenes. Some films and television works would pay more attention to details and logic to try their best to avoid revealing scenes so that the audience could focus more on the development of the plot.