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Oooh ive got one...ive got one...
When a character is injured and in a coma, the camera always, always focusses on their twitching finger to show they are about to wake up.
Seen this dozens of times n saw again in Angel Has Fallen, security service tosh with Gerard Butler.
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Apr 16, 2021 - 4:40 AM
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jackfu
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Oooh ive got one...ive got one...
When a character is injured and in a coma, the camera always, always focusses on their twitching finger to show they are about to wake up.
Seen this dozens of times n saw again in Angel Has Fallen, security service tosh with Gerard Butler.
Good one, Bill!
Another and related to your example, I think; a person is in bed paralyzed, no feeling below their whatever, and when they're alone, some urgent need - something falls off the bed, they hear some disturbance outside, whatever and lo and behold, where all other medical, psychological, whatever, efforts have failed, their desire prompts them to rise! They pull themselves up, they fall to the floor in a heap, then before they realize it they're walking again!
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Yeah i actually prefer the shots where the main characters hair n clothes are blowing about in the wind created by the chopper !
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No its a cliche. Done to death in john wick.
Yeah because when you got an assailent with his arm behind his back and struggling, its easy to hold them still, put your finger over their finger and fire accurately 2 shots at 2 assassins coming thru the door.
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Yup, an old favourite. Up there with grabbing the baddies head from behind with both hands & sharply turning it (right or left) with a nice crunch on the soundtrack (I think breaking a stick of celery does the trick), & the man collapses dead.
My chiropractor does this to me and usually its a release from heaven. Be great if a henchman turned to the commando assassin after a neck click and said "Ooh wow, thank you, thats fixed it.
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re-connecting with her family when... oh, I don’t know, some reason that seemed credible at the time. 
