Things you're tired of seeing in movies

[DarkHelmet]

Lights inside spacesuit helmets. Honestly, how can you see outside the visor? It would be like driving your car at night with all interior lights on.

 

[greenmachines]

Lights inside spacesuit helmets. Honestly, how can you see outside the visor? It would be like driving your car at night with all interior lights on.

It was way funnier because you are DarkHelmet so maybe a little assumed bias........ hahaha hahaha hahaha

 

[Riceball]

Lights inside spacesuit helmets. Honestly, how can you see outside the visor? It would be like driving your car at night with all interior lights on.

Yeah, that always bugs me too, but from what I understand, it's something of a necessity. If they don't have the lights then the actors'
faces might be too dark for the cameras to "film". But it would be nice if they tried to hide the lights better or remove them in post.

 

[batguy]

BTW…the number of Hollywood stars who publicly state that they had to learn how to actually drive / operate a car—for the first time—for a film role is very strange.

It's an American thing that everybody has been driving since they were 16. It's not so universal in Europe & SE Asia. They have older/denser cities with real public transpo.

Even in America it's more of a red-state thing. You can live in NYC or Chicago or SF for years without a license.

 

[greenmachines]

Yeah, that always bugs me too, but from what I understand, it's something of a necessity. If they don't have the lights then the actors'
faces might be too dark for the cameras to "film". But it would be nice if they tried to hide the lights better or remove them in post.

DarkHelmet I would imagine they have a lot of handlers in black making sure the actors aren't walking into things. It would be a near perfect blindness.