This contains spoilers.
ICE QUAKE is NOT a movie for flashlight geeks.
I am not sure if I have ever seen such poor and unrealistic use and handling of flashlights in a TV show or movie anywhere close to as bad as the flashlight handling in ICE QUAKE.
The actors "aimed" the flashlights at least 90º away from where any normal person would find it helpful.
Often in rescue movies actors are seen yelling at distant search planes or at helicopters thundering over head. This silly behavior is seen often in movies and TV shows. Sadly, ICE QUAKE finds a new level of unrealistic behavior.
Even when the actors are waving the lights around with spastic thrashing arm movements, the beams of light do not once even accidentally point in a useful direction.
Perhaps cast and crew were all suffering from 100% snow blindness during the filming of this movie???
ICE QUAKE is NOT a movie for flashlight geeks.
I am not sure if I have ever seen such poor and unrealistic use and handling of flashlights in a TV show or movie anywhere close to as bad as the flashlight handling in ICE QUAKE.
The actors "aimed" the flashlights at least 90º away from where any normal person would find it helpful.
Often in rescue movies actors are seen yelling at distant search planes or at helicopters thundering over head. This silly behavior is seen often in movies and TV shows. Sadly, ICE QUAKE finds a new level of unrealistic behavior.
Even when the actors are waving the lights around with spastic thrashing arm movements, the beams of light do not once even accidentally point in a useful direction.
Perhaps cast and crew were all suffering from 100% snow blindness during the filming of this movie???