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Posted by Cloudburst on Dec-07-2009 02:07:

Waking up with a jolt to a sitting position

Have you ever in your life done this?

Why does movies insist on making this? I remember Sopranos doing it right at least.

/random

good night


Posted by tubularbills on Dec-07-2009 02:13:

yes. and i hate it.


Posted by Lews on Dec-07-2009 02:25:

Not only have I done that, but I've also woken up and jumped right out of bed.

It happens.


Posted by Tom Smykowski on Dec-07-2009 03:59:

Re: Waking up with a jolt to a sitting position

quote:
Originally posted by Cloudburst

Why does movies insist on making this? I remember Sopranos doing it right at least.


In the early days of motion pictures the cameras and projectors were not very good and small details like fingernails, eyes, arms etc. would often be blurry.

During the editing of The New Pupil director Edward Cahn noticed that an entire scene involving Juanita Quigley waking up made no sense since one couldn't see if she had her eyes closed or not.

They had to come up with something quick and Julian Fazan, editor Adrienne Fazan's cousin, actually gave Cahn the idea that actually won him the award for Best Unique and Artistic Quality of Production in the 1913 Academy Awards.


Posted by aNYthing on Dec-07-2009 04:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Lews
Not only have I done that, but I've also woken up and jumped right out of bed.

It happens.


yup..


Posted by Chris Crossland on Dec-07-2009 04:08:

Happened to me a lot in bootcamp.

A guy a couple racks down actually jumped out of bed clenched both of the bed rails and screamed like he was being stabbed. So fucking freaky.


Posted by Arbiter on Dec-07-2009 04:32:

No. I think the fastest I've got to a sitting position after waking is around 20 seconds. I don't know if I'll ever be able to match that herculean effort again though.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Dec-07-2009 06:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Chris Crossland
Happened to me a lot in bootcamp.

A guy a couple racks down actually jumped out of bed clenched both of the bed rails and screamed like he was being stabbed. So fucking freaky.



DONT BEAT HIM WITH A DUFFLE BAG FULL OF SOAP BARS THE NIGHT PRIOR!!!



















Posted by Cloudburst on Dec-07-2009 12:52:

What kind of fucked up nightmares do you people have to wake up like that?


Posted by Acton on Dec-07-2009 12:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Cloudburst
What kind of fucked up nightmares do you people have to wake up like that?


Really disturbing ones .

I wouldn't say this happens to me often, but I have woken up like this on many occasions.


Posted by stren on Dec-07-2009 13:42:

Re: Waking up with a jolt to a sitting position

quote:
Originally posted by Cloudburst
Have you ever in your life done this?

Why does movies insist on making this? I remember Sopranos doing it right at least.

/random

good night


don't forget about the gasp


Posted by Cloudburst on Dec-07-2009 14:22:

I guess I should feel lucky to never have nightmares like that? Haven't had a nightmare since I was a little kid and had fever.

Asked my friends about this and no one had experienced this either.


Posted by Frenkieee on Dec-07-2009 17:48:

I've had some dreams in which a ball was thrown in my face, or I was being punched in the face, but it made me wake up with a little twitch in my head, they never made me go into a sitting position.



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