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Dude. So yesterday I went shopping, finally. Only for like and hour and a half, but I got some cool stuff. I got a bunch of camisoles and some jeans. And probably some other stuff that I'm forgetting. Oh yeah a stud belt for my new jeans. And uh, I don't remember what else. Haha I'm dumb.
Then I watched King Arthur. My parents hated it, as did like everyone else I know I think. I actually really liked it though. First of all, the cinematography, scenery, and spec. effects were pretty amazing, which I know is not creativity but only the gigantic hollywood budget, but I'm not an indie snob and I like big hollywood budget movies. The plot could have used a little more, but I thought everything else was good. The themes were awesome, and yes, I saw pretty deep in the characters (my mom laughed at me when I said that). But I don't like seeing what someone else wrote, I like turning what someone else wrote into something I like. That's the way I watch movies. So I liked it that, believe it or not, there were things left up to interpretation (more because of the lack of plot, but it worked). It was funny though, because the more I read and stuff about film the more I notice. For example, I lost my suspension of disbelief in the snow scene because snow was falling in big flakes and yet the peoples' breaths weren't freezing in the air. Haha. I'm like "FAKE SNOW!!" And also in the last battle scene, the editing was off a little. It should have been shot in more frames and composited back to normal speed during editing, because the actors were moving too fast and it got choppy. Haha. I rock you guys. Oh, one other thing, thank you to the director for finally making a battle scene worth watching (the ice one).
Grammy's tonight. I'm pissed cause only Amy of Evanescence is gonna be there. Wtf. I wanna see the guys. But windup's wicked dumb and only bought them one ticket.
Then I watched King Arthur. My parents hated it, as did like everyone else I know I think. I actually really liked it though. First of all, the cinematography, scenery, and spec. effects were pretty amazing, which I know is not creativity but only the gigantic hollywood budget, but I'm not an indie snob and I like big hollywood budget movies. The plot could have used a little more, but I thought everything else was good. The themes were awesome, and yes, I saw pretty deep in the characters (my mom laughed at me when I said that). But I don't like seeing what someone else wrote, I like turning what someone else wrote into something I like. That's the way I watch movies. So I liked it that, believe it or not, there were things left up to interpretation (more because of the lack of plot, but it worked). It was funny though, because the more I read and stuff about film the more I notice. For example, I lost my suspension of disbelief in the snow scene because snow was falling in big flakes and yet the peoples' breaths weren't freezing in the air. Haha. I'm like "FAKE SNOW!!" And also in the last battle scene, the editing was off a little. It should have been shot in more frames and composited back to normal speed during editing, because the actors were moving too fast and it got choppy. Haha. I rock you guys. Oh, one other thing, thank you to the director for finally making a battle scene worth watching (the ice one).
Grammy's tonight. I'm pissed cause only Amy of Evanescence is gonna be there. Wtf. I wanna see the guys. But windup's wicked dumb and only bought them one ticket.