![]() Essentially he allowed the impressiveness of the moves and styles themselves to shine through. On the contrary in Man of Tai Chi Reeves keeps the camera stationary, or only slowly panning in the fight scenes, he also used a lot fewer quick-camera cuts. He used the camera very well in every single fight scene, none of the shaky-cam stuff we see in most action and kung-fu movies today - where the speed of the camera makes the pacing of the fight. Once you see this movie, you can tell just how much of a kung-fu film nut he actually is. I have heard from him in many interviews how he is a 'kung-fu film nut' but you can never be sure if actors are serious in interview or not. I liked what I saw in the trailer, but was still not sure what Keanu Reeves would do as a director. ![]()
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