So much fandom lovin'
While I waited for the first episode of the sixth season to download (yeah, livestream is a bitch when you have wifi, and I don't get cool channel here), I decided to finally read the last chapter of Fullmetal Alchemist.
I'm incredibly grateful for that end. I like how Edward didn't break his oath never to use a life again, and it working out fantastically. He gets to keep the leg of wonders and Al is back in full force. My love Roy Mustang (still my number one fictional candidate to marriage, and the only military man I would ever so much as date) working his way to the top with dignity, people having kids, happily as long as they live... and always, the Truth, that ting I always loved about this series, how it never strays from the path. Thank you, sensei, for never disappointing us.
Then I re-watched the last four episodes of SPN and, taking a big breath while whiping away the tears, I watched the new one.
Not sure whether I want to laugh, cry, yawn or sneeze, but I overall liked it and I'm willing to give it a chance.
The things I enjoyed, even if they sound like complaining, are these:
Loved the opening song, it's a nice change but I need some screeching guitars soon.
Sammy's not Sammy - I felt him too cold and off, I fear he's not completely there. And what's with letting your devoted brother rot away with grief when you could have just eased the pain and then forced him to continue the "apple-pie" life? You don't do that to your only family. Not to this one, at least. Besides that, handsome Jared is handsome.
Dean darling playing dad is cool, but just for a little while; like I said somewhere else, I like my heroes bitter and broken, with a chance at happiness in the very end. On a side note, this man keeps getting more beautiful by the hour. He's one of those people who will age gracefully and gorgeously. Not yet, though, thirties are some men's best years.
I loved jumping out of my skin when Yellow-Eyed Demon attacked Dean in the garage.
There needs to be some angelic cuteness to heal my heart and, of course, there better be some King of the Crossroads or I will be mourning all season.
The only thing I really didn't enjoy was the new additions. Not loving the Campbells at all, and Grandad still creeps me out. And if he got to come back, we could have Dad coming back too, right? I know whom I prefer.
Despite the bitching, I totally enjoyed it and had a great time. I'll be waiting eagerly for next Friday :D
I'm incredibly grateful for that end. I like how Edward didn't break his oath never to use a life again, and it working out fantastically. He gets to keep the leg of wonders and Al is back in full force. My love Roy Mustang (still my number one fictional candidate to marriage, and the only military man I would ever so much as date) working his way to the top with dignity, people having kids, happily as long as they live... and always, the Truth, that ting I always loved about this series, how it never strays from the path. Thank you, sensei, for never disappointing us.
Then I re-watched the last four episodes of SPN and, taking a big breath while whiping away the tears, I watched the new one.
Not sure whether I want to laugh, cry, yawn or sneeze, but I overall liked it and I'm willing to give it a chance.
The things I enjoyed, even if they sound like complaining, are these:
Loved the opening song, it's a nice change but I need some screeching guitars soon.
Sammy's not Sammy - I felt him too cold and off, I fear he's not completely there. And what's with letting your devoted brother rot away with grief when you could have just eased the pain and then forced him to continue the "apple-pie" life? You don't do that to your only family. Not to this one, at least. Besides that, handsome Jared is handsome.
Dean darling playing dad is cool, but just for a little while; like I said somewhere else, I like my heroes bitter and broken, with a chance at happiness in the very end. On a side note, this man keeps getting more beautiful by the hour. He's one of those people who will age gracefully and gorgeously. Not yet, though, thirties are some men's best years.
I loved jumping out of my skin when Yellow-Eyed Demon attacked Dean in the garage.
There needs to be some angelic cuteness to heal my heart and, of course, there better be some King of the Crossroads or I will be mourning all season.
The only thing I really didn't enjoy was the new additions. Not loving the Campbells at all, and Grandad still creeps me out. And if he got to come back, we could have Dad coming back too, right? I know whom I prefer.
Despite the bitching, I totally enjoyed it and had a great time. I'll be waiting eagerly for next Friday :D