Comments | aesc: extended scene micropicspam; a warning

aesc

extended scene micropicspam; a warning

Sep 01, 2009 21:49

Oh god, today was like, excuse the vulgarity, taking a great big psychic dump. I managed to get out of the way of a (metaphorical) freight train in the form of a fellowship/money-related snafu. I've been worrying about it for the past week, which means it's been making serious inroads into my mental equilibrium and ability to concentrate and sleep ( Read more... )

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randomalia September 2 2009, 01:58:03 UTC

These pics are SO GORGEOUS. How does Misha's HAIR look so good??

aesc September 2 2009, 21:44:45 UTC

It's yet another mysterious power of his! Just add it to the list :D

maychorian September 2 2009, 01:58:10 UTC

BUH. I love Dean's expression on the "that ain't right" cap. ♥

aesc September 2 2009, 21:45:46 UTC

It's so great, isn't it? I love how he's indignant on Castiel's behalf--if Castiel isn't going to be upset about it, at least visibly (because he does seem annoyed that Uriel's in charge now)... well, Dean's going to be :D

slian_martreb September 2 2009, 03:02:12 UTC

aesc September 2 2009, 21:51:51 UTC

Poor Dean! He needs a lot of guidance in this episode, divine or otherwise :(

lazy_daizy26 September 2 2009, 03:40:28 UTC

Thanks for posting this! I loved this extended scene. I've always thought that Misha looked beautiful/striking/handsome in this episode. More so than usual. He's always done so well in all his eps, but he just knocks it out of the park in OTHOAP. And this one ended up being one of my fave eps of S4.

lazy_daizy26 September 2 2009, 03:42:07 UTC

Should say "extended scene pics." LOL Time for me to go to bed. I can't even post right...

aesc September 2 2009, 21:59:03 UTC

Yes yes yes to all of it! Oh, Misha *draws stupid pink hearts around him*

darkmagess September 2 2009, 04:03:49 UTC

That whole episode is just start to finish amazing. There are so many moments you could frame.

The last two shots are... Dean. So very him, breaking himself because that's what he does when someone he loves asks him to. The moment of surrender and then moving on with business.

You could frame those two shots just as you have them, stacked, white matting, simple black frame, and it would tell a story.

aesc September 2 2009, 22:00:12 UTC

You could frame those two shots just as you have them, stacked, white matting, simple black frame, and it would tell a story.

You really could. I thought the scene was brilliantly done--very little dialogue, but you know what's happening, and what the outcome will be, even before Dean gives his agreement verbally.