#11 ; friending meme.

[69birbantavenue]

13 o'clock in the afternoon, not a single sound of the wind can be heard.
{dir en grey friending meme.}

Rules:
1.Fill out the form from the frame.
2.No bashing, coursing, offending each other plz.
3.Advertising the whole thing would be nice.

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Comments

[haipollai]

general information:
name: Sarah
age: 20
country: usa
hobbies: Photography, writing, history, school, more school

Dir en grey:
why do you like Dir en grey? Because they're willing to try new things, and use emotion in their songs.
favorite member and why: Kaoru because there's a power in his music.
favorite album: Decades! For a little bit of everything
favorite song: Toguro or Ryoujoku no ame
favorite DVD: Rose Trims Again and Macabre
least favorite album: Kai
least favorite song: Zan
are you attending any concert from the european tour? Maybe if I flap my arms hard enough I could get over there...

some randomness:
favorite film(s): Battle Royale, Fight Club, X-Men/Wolverine, A Beautiful Life, Stargate
favorite book(s):, Handmaid's Tale, Good Omens, Homeric poems
favorite tv show(s): Stargate SG-1, Doctor Who, Star Trek, NCIS sometimes
favorite celebs: Do j-rockers count?
favorite band(s) beside Dir en grey: Kagrra, girugamesh, Ka-yu, Despa, Bounty/Aoi, Inoran, SID
top song at the moment: Hydrangea - Inoran
favorite quote: Until

[griefs]

have you read Battle Royale or did you just see the movie?

[haipollai]

Both, I prefer the book.

[griefs]

ah, i've only read the book. so i guess i'm not missing much by not seeing the movie.

[haipollai]

Unless you actually want to SEE a class of 15 year olds kill each other then you're really not.

[griefs]

nooo, no. the book was visual enough. did they cut out a lot that was in the book?

[haipollai]

Just the entire point of the plot. And changed Kazuo Kiriyama and Shogo Kawada's backstories.

[griefs]

ugh, i always cringe a little whenever a book is adapted to film. it gets ripped apart and made into something the author never intended it to be.

[haipollai]

There are good ones sometimes, but yea, typically it sucks. It's really sad when the author of the book did the script for the movie and it still fails.

[griefs]

true, there are some good ones. that is sad. i don't know much about it but i think the case is that generally a studio buys the rights of the book off the author and so usually then the author doesn't get much say in how the movie is made. which is a strange idea.

[haipollai]

I think thats how it usually works, but sometimes teh studio will get the author to write the script. I think.

[griefs]

oh and i also meant to ask, since we're having this conversation, friends? :3

[haipollai]

Sure! *adds!