Edit + Scene Pacing + (Queens encountering John Reed scenes is a bad edit)

Editing a movie is one of the most important roles in a movie production line. Because he's the one who basically controls what people see last. Good editing skills can make a movie stand out, as opposed to improper editing ruining the movie for viewers.

Movie Pacing
This is an important aspect that all editors need to actually see the latest movie Bohemian Rhapsody went wrong. Yes, they won the Academy Award for Best Movie Editing. But even the best editors can make mistakes.

Below is a scene from the movie Bohemian Rhapsody, where Freddie Mercury and his band (QUEENS) meet John Reed for a business talk.

This scene ends 62 cuts too much for such a scene. The number of PACE vs CUTS in the scene is:

Usually, the higher the cut rate (cute per second), this is mainly used in battle or action-heavy scenes

Higher paces are usually used in battle scenes and scenes with many actions. Therefore, editors do not want the audience to track each cut (scene). If the editor locks the scene with only one cut and focuses too much on one cut for too long, fake actor movements may become apparent, as almost all battle scenes are unrealistic and CGI . As a result, editors used their editing power to increase the pace and make the scene more active.

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EDITING +Pacing of a scene+ (What makes Queens meeting John Reid scene is a bad edit)