SloppyPuller

Hello from Italy, I'm a newbie in this forum so please be patient ;-) Just watched the last Batman movie, and sorry for mr. Pfister but it seemed to me that more than 50% of the interior shots were out of focus and with a terrible background bokeh... I thought "Maybe there was a problem with the italian copy screened at my cinema, but eventually I checked the exterior shots and they were mostly "in focus". It's incredible that such a high budget movie got a cinematography so sloppy :-( And it's not my stinky opinion only, in few instances online I found similar rants : " A handful of intimate moments failed horrifically in the focus department. Specifically, Batman’s entire face is out of focus when Catwoman traps him with Bane (“You made a big mistake.”) and Bane’s face is entirely out of focus when he sits over a broken Bruce in the prison. There are other moments like this in the film, but those two stood out. I want to give Pfister and his focus puller the benefit of the doubt, because IMAX cameras have ridiculously shallow depth of field. Of course, they weren’t all IMAX shots. And this brings me to my biggest issue with the film." [url="http://themoviemash.com/2012/07/mikes-review-the-dark-knight-rises-full-spoilers/"]http://themoviemash....-full-spoilers/[/url] ‎"As for the cinematography, Nolan left his focus puller at home, with half the film out of focus. The dark vision is almost too dark and blue. Where events should be sharp the image is soft..." [url="http://www.radiantattack.com/movie-review/batman-the-dark-knight-rises-movie-review/"]http://www.radiantat...s-movie-review/[/url] Have a great evening buddies, Roberto