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I do have a complaint with this season that the camera work during the matches is actually taking away from the experience.
In wrestling the cameras should be used to enhance the sense of movement, not detract from it. I don't know how else to explain it, really ... but the shots are too tight a lot of the time, from the wrong angles, and they cut between cameras just at the wrong times.
Beyond that, I think they're doing amazing things in actually creating an entire fictionalized world / universe. It's almost like someone decided they wanted to create like a backdrop for a tv / movie / whatever series and figured they'd use the world of pro wrestling / lucha libre and its built-in fanbase and their standards/conventions/norms/etc to springboard from.
Like, it could be a situation where like in 20 years we're watching some movie set in this universe, long after they've stopped holding live events and aren't even a "wrestling" company anymore. (just as an example to illustrate my point)
In wrestling the cameras should be used to enhance the sense of movement, not detract from it. I don't know how else to explain it, really ... but the shots are too tight a lot of the time, from the wrong angles, and they cut between cameras just at the wrong times.
Beyond that, I think they're doing amazing things in actually creating an entire fictionalized world / universe. It's almost like someone decided they wanted to create like a backdrop for a tv / movie / whatever series and figured they'd use the world of pro wrestling / lucha libre and its built-in fanbase and their standards/conventions/norms/etc to springboard from.
Like, it could be a situation where like in 20 years we're watching some movie set in this universe, long after they've stopped holding live events and aren't even a "wrestling" company anymore. (just as an example to illustrate my point)