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Of course J.J. Abrams doesn’t have to worry about Star Trek fans lambasting his use of lens flare anymore since he won’t be directing 2016’s Star Trek 3. Abrams has now moved on to a galaxy ...
Once everyone finally gets to see Star Trek next weekend, one complaint that I'm sure we'll be hearing a lot of will be in regards to the excessive use of lens flares. Director J.J. Abrams and his ...
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: J.J. Abrams, lens flares, joke joke joke. As a producer and a multi-platform pop storyteller, Abrams has become a defining figure of his geek generation. As ...
Over the last four years since J.J. Abrams directed and delivered Star Trek, Super 8 and the sequel Star Trek Into Darkness, many (many) people have complained about his overuse of lens flare in ...
J.J. Abrams is proud of the last two Star Trek films, Super 8, and Mission: Impossible III — all of which he directed. However, he is sorry for the rampant lens flares streaking across the ...
JJ Abrams has apologised for his use of lens flare. The director's overzealous use of the technique in his films - including Star Trek and Super 8 - has been widely commented upon by fans and ...
J.J. Abrams: Lens flares are no more, thanks to director's wife ...
If you've watched a J.J. Abrams' movie, there's one thing you're always bound to see: Lens flares. They're in his monster movie "Super 8" and they're extremely noticeable in his "Star Trek" movies ...
The J.J. Abrams-directed Star Wars: The Force Awakens may have exceeded expectations in a lot of ways, but it fell surprisingly short in one department – lens flares.
LONDON — Director JJ Abrams’s fondness for lens flare on the new Star Trek movies has become such a running joke that there is even a drinking game based on taking a sip each time the ...
J.J. Abrams has come to the realization he has a lens flare addiction. He's on the "apology" step of his addiction recovery. J.J. Abrams Apologizes For Lens Flares, Says CBS Doesn’t Want ‘Star ...
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