Look…
if you had
mom’s spaghetti…
would you capture it, or just let it slip?
yo! His palms spaghetti, knees weak, arms spaghetti!
there’s vomit on his sweater, spaghetti, mom’s spaghetti
he’s nervous, but on the surface, he looks calm spaghetti, to drop bombs
but he keeps on spaghetti what he wrote down
The whole crowd goes spaghetti!
He opens his mouth but spaghetti won’t come out
he’s chokin’ how, everybody’s jokin’ now!
spaghetti’s run out…
time’s up, over! Blaugh!
snap back to spaghetti - oh there goes spaghetti, oh - there goes spaghetti
blaugh!
he’s so mad, but won’t give up spaghetti
nope, he won’t have it
he knows he keeps on forgetting
that mom’s spaghetti’s dope
he knows that, but he’s broke, he’s so stagnant
he knows when he goes back to his mom’s spaghetti
that’s when it’s back to the lab again, yo
this whole spaghetti
better go capture spaghetti
and hope it don’t pass him
You better lose yourself in ya mom’s spaghetti! It’s ready!
you better never let it go!
you only get one spaghetti, do not miss your chance to blow
cause spaghetti comes once in a lifetime…
YO!!!
The issue is the fake CGI motion blur. It’s overdone. It’s not at all natural the way real motion blur on a film camera is.
I blame the digital workflows where everything is shot in RAW at high shutter speed and then digitally motion blurred and colour graded all to crap. Watch old movies that were shot on film and they look a million times better than the brown haze we got with Dune.