Yay Amazon
I love Amazon. It's really good to be able to order stuff from Amazon online, especially when they are not available in Sg, or when the one available in Sg does not have the special features in the DVD set, and have them delivered straight to you in a couple of days.
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Just got part of my latest order shipped to me, which consists of the widescreen DVD edition of "The Dark Knight" and "Twilight: The Complete Illustrated Movie Companion". Yes I've actually become a Twilight Yuppie. But what is more thrilling is to gather information from the book about what goes on behind the scenes to create the magic and wonder of film; the background homework that has to be done to piece everything together before the final product, even before filming begins.
Which makes me wonder, why didn't I go into film in the first place? The film industry seems to be so much more interesting. From sets to costumes to going on-site, there seems to be so much more to learn and absorb. Planning the action sequences, the wire work for stunts, to choreographing sequences, everything seems so fun! Really makes me wish I could go back in time and re-plan my job prospects all over again...
Anyway, now the only 2 other items on the pending ship list would be the Twilight DVD 2-disc special, which is supposed to be released in March, and "The Twilight Saga: The Official Guide", which is still pending release. I can't wait! *rubs hands in glee*
Image taken from Amazon.com
Just got part of my latest order shipped to me, which consists of the widescreen DVD edition of "The Dark Knight" and "Twilight: The Complete Illustrated Movie Companion". Yes I've actually become a Twilight Yuppie. But what is more thrilling is to gather information from the book about what goes on behind the scenes to create the magic and wonder of film; the background homework that has to be done to piece everything together before the final product, even before filming begins.
Which makes me wonder, why didn't I go into film in the first place? The film industry seems to be so much more interesting. From sets to costumes to going on-site, there seems to be so much more to learn and absorb. Planning the action sequences, the wire work for stunts, to choreographing sequences, everything seems so fun! Really makes me wish I could go back in time and re-plan my job prospects all over again...
Anyway, now the only 2 other items on the pending ship list would be the Twilight DVD 2-disc special, which is supposed to be released in March, and "The Twilight Saga: The Official Guide", which is still pending release. I can't wait! *rubs hands in glee*