Uploaded June 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Oh yes, the infamous "the credits are longer than the film" syndrome. This film was my first attempt at "special effects," namely the bullet-time. The characters were attached to a clear plastic panel with sticky-tack and the whole set-up was rotated. Not bad for a really early film, if you ignore the terrible credits.
Oh yes, the infamous "the credits are longer than the film" syndrome. This film was my first attempt at "special effects," namely the bullet-time. The characters were attached to a clear plastic panel with sticky-tack and the whole set-up was rotated. Not bad for a really early film, if you ignore the terrible credits.










