Have you watched The Bourne Supremacy? Did you feel that the car chase and the fighting scenes were spoiled by far to frequent changes in camera angle? Do you yearn for sequences where you can actually see whats happening and admire the stuntwork and the choreography? I do.
Sometimes it just feels that the directors are obsessed with movie making techniques and tricks. Sometimes that hides inadequacies inaction, but sometimes its just there to be "more dynamic". If they had some nice continuous action shots instead of the silly jumpy camera it would be much more satisfying.
Other thing that comes to mind is 2 fast 2 furious:
"Hand changing gear - foot stomping accelerator - shot of the speedo- car turning- shot from rear bumper- shot from wheelarch - drivers face full of concentration - foot stomping accelerator (didn't we see that before? why did he left off in the first place, its not like he should be pedalling, is it, he's still on the same straight) - hand turning wheel - shot of wheel" - do we really need to see ALL of that in 2 seconds?
Think of Bullit, think of Duel, think of Ronin - they had nice action sequences with a reasonable variety of shots, but without having 25 different shots in one second.
Does anyone else agree?