Wishing out loud
I would not have posted this if I had not watched the movie. The reason why I watched the movie is peculiar enough to have to be recorded on its own as well as the actual post.
I was searching around youtube for a worthy amv to the song "Mitternacht" by E Nomine and I found one. It was awesome.Especially certain parts the style of the anime was particularly pretty. And so I, overflying the top of the visible description, learned that it was Hellsing (the anime).
So, since I had heard already a lot about Hellsing and had been curious about it, just worried about the amount of gore, I went and watched Hellsing the first serie. It was great and I loved it.
But I realized that the style was certainly Not the one I had seen in parts in the anime. So I found out that there was another serie to Hellsing but already the introduction told me I was wrong once again and this was Not the awesome anime I had caught a glimpse of in that video.
So I went back, watched the video again, recognized the parts that were Hellsing and read The WHOLE describtion. It said it was also made out of Vampire Hunter D (and a third one whose title I did not memorize but I plan on looking up in later times).
Now THAT was the right one. (it was quickly confirmed by watching the first tribute on youtube). And it was more awesome than that video had made me think. I adore it but it is originally a novel and only the second movie is this awesome with this wonderful art...
So this is the movie Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust which is responsible for this post but for a completely different reason than its strange way into my life. No, the reason behind this post is a different one.
In that movie there is another Vampire Hunter, Leila, and she (for good reasons) hates, loaths, wants to kill everyone last of the Vampires. But, at the very end, when everything is over and the Noble they fought tries to leave Earth in the ship for the stars she screams at the ship to take off, to fly, to make their dream become a reality.
Actually she doesn't scream, she just stands there and whispers it once, then louder twice. She just stares at the ship, because there is nothing she can do, but still she looks at it and she wills it to fly, for them, for the Vampire. That scene's amazing.
It made me wonder then, because I did a similar thing. Nothing as grand as she. A fox jumped out of the bushes as I walked home rather late at night, while I was passing the university grounds. It was not scared at all, it just stopped and looked at me before trotting off, heading for the street. And I could just stand there do the same thing as Leila.
I wished out loud, I praid at him or her to "run", to get across, now, fast, the cars had stopped before of a red light, "go, hurry". And strangely enough the fox reached the middle part (a safe part for me at that moment) and turned back to face me.
Then he or she ran across and safetly managed to reach the other side. I felt like an idiot, standing there, speaking to the fox or to myself out loud like this, there was a loud group of other students (probably) coming towards me, what if they had heard me, what would they think?
And then came that movie and suddenly I did not feel like an idiot anymore, since you know, she was doing it therefor someone in the background of this story had experienced the same thing as me.
I was searching around youtube for a worthy amv to the song "Mitternacht" by E Nomine and I found one. It was awesome.Especially certain parts the style of the anime was particularly pretty. And so I, overflying the top of the visible description, learned that it was Hellsing (the anime).
So, since I had heard already a lot about Hellsing and had been curious about it, just worried about the amount of gore, I went and watched Hellsing the first serie. It was great and I loved it.
But I realized that the style was certainly Not the one I had seen in parts in the anime. So I found out that there was another serie to Hellsing but already the introduction told me I was wrong once again and this was Not the awesome anime I had caught a glimpse of in that video.
So I went back, watched the video again, recognized the parts that were Hellsing and read The WHOLE describtion. It said it was also made out of Vampire Hunter D (and a third one whose title I did not memorize but I plan on looking up in later times).
Now THAT was the right one. (it was quickly confirmed by watching the first tribute on youtube). And it was more awesome than that video had made me think. I adore it but it is originally a novel and only the second movie is this awesome with this wonderful art...
So this is the movie Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust which is responsible for this post but for a completely different reason than its strange way into my life. No, the reason behind this post is a different one.
In that movie there is another Vampire Hunter, Leila, and she (for good reasons) hates, loaths, wants to kill everyone last of the Vampires. But, at the very end, when everything is over and the Noble they fought tries to leave Earth in the ship for the stars she screams at the ship to take off, to fly, to make their dream become a reality.
Actually she doesn't scream, she just stands there and whispers it once, then louder twice. She just stares at the ship, because there is nothing she can do, but still she looks at it and she wills it to fly, for them, for the Vampire. That scene's amazing.
It made me wonder then, because I did a similar thing. Nothing as grand as she. A fox jumped out of the bushes as I walked home rather late at night, while I was passing the university grounds. It was not scared at all, it just stopped and looked at me before trotting off, heading for the street. And I could just stand there do the same thing as Leila.
I wished out loud, I praid at him or her to "run", to get across, now, fast, the cars had stopped before of a red light, "go, hurry". And strangely enough the fox reached the middle part (a safe part for me at that moment) and turned back to face me.
Then he or she ran across and safetly managed to reach the other side. I felt like an idiot, standing there, speaking to the fox or to myself out loud like this, there was a loud group of other students (probably) coming towards me, what if they had heard me, what would they think?
And then came that movie and suddenly I did not feel like an idiot anymore, since you know, she was doing it therefor someone in the background of this story had experienced the same thing as me.