Because the camera work is handheld, and as shaky as a fight scene in any of the “Bourne” trilogy. Directors use it because it makes the action look more “intense” but what it actually does is show that your fight is poorly choreographed, and you don’t know how to shoot a film. Sometimes it adds an “edgy” quality to a scene, but to do it for an entire film sounds pretty dumb when you sit down and think about it. Also, I haven’t seen the film, because the previews did a shitty job telling me what the movie was about. Who was my protaganist? What was the conflict? The first commercial/trailer/preview I saw was of a party in some penthouse in New York, and they go to the roof, and then there are some explosions, maybe the head of the Statue of Liberty went by, I don’t know. Then the other previews just pretty much told me it was another Godzilla movie, and those are just dumb.