Randomly, I realized that after the whole archer Avengers/Hawkeye/Hunger Games/Katnis debate that LotR never featured in that discussion. A quick google shows Legolas with what seems to me to be correct arm stances. In a way I didn't expect less from a dude with microvision (although I don't hesitate to question his macrovision).
Buffy ,'Showtime'
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They released the appropriate "Wow, that actor can really hit some targets, even if we CGI his shots in the movie!" anecdotes about Orlando Bloom. Still, Jessica Biel wins, IMO. I didn't hear any about Renner.
Here is something about Legolas and his technique as an archer.
Yeah, that's a good analysis. Orlando did great.
Still, Jessica Biel wins, IMO.
In what movie did Jessica Biel use a bow and arrow?
In what movie did Jessica Biel use a bow and arrow?
Blade III
She hit the camera lens when fiming an arrow-shoots-right-to-the-audience-viewpoint scene.
In retrospect, Blade 3 was sort of a precursor to Blade the Series, in that the two main sidekicks ended being far more interesting than the main character in both.
Not just the camera lens but there was protective gear aroound the camera men and the camera except for a 2"x2" space.
She was 30-40 feet away and three stories up. The director told her to shoot at the camera figuring she'd miss and they would CGI.
Instead she shot right into the camera lens and destroyed the camera.
I am shallow enough that I will forgive a lot of transgression for one expensive bullseye. And you can't really charge back for that--unless you bill the PR department?