I also think a lot of CGI has hurt the directing side of things. Once you virutalize the camera the same sort of things happens where there's no gravity to a si

I also think a lot of CGI has hurt the directing side of things. Once you virutalize the camera the same sort of things happens where there's no gravity to a situation. I first started noticing it in Fellowship of the Ring where there were many establishing shots with a roller-coaster of a camera floating through the air. Those weren't egregious but now it's everywhere and poorly done. Give the camera some weight, let things be still.