Started a few new things...

[darsynia]

Watched the first couple episodes of Veronica Mars last night. I did NOT expect to like it--I have a big problem with feeling uncomfortable/too much hostility in media things (as in, shows or movies with a lot of that, not like, news programs, not that I wasn't the only one that thought that's what I might have meant. MOVING ON)--but I do like it!

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[apple_pathways]

Hello new friend!

First things first: I know nothing about either Inception or Veronica Mars. Sorry!

Second: ooh, are you doing dwsanta? Me too! Hooray for fun times with Amy Rory Eleven! OT3 FOREVAH!

(My apologies for the incoherence; my intelligence rapidly deteriorates after 11:00pm.)

[bitter_crimson]

BUT I DON'T CARE IF YOU WATCH MORE VERONICA MARS! ;P

AND

I AM WAITING FOR INCEPTION TO COME OUT ON DVD BEFORE WATCHING IT, AND UNTIL THEN, I AM AVOIDING THE FANDOM SO AS NOT TO SPOIL MYSELF (ANY FURTHER)

THERE DOES SEEM LIKE THERE MUST BE A LOT OF GOOD FIC FOR IT FROM ALL THE SQUEE I HAVE SEEN ON MY DWIRCLEFLIST, THO

[taiteilija]

Thanks for the link to franticsga's post! Large parts of my flist are sadly not yet fully convinced that Inception is worth checking out. Maybe that breakdown will help :D

[ozma914]

The first two seasons of Veronica Mars are absolutely amazing.

Skip the third season. (That's not advise I could take myself, but I figured I'd throw it out there anyway.)

[grammarwoman]

This, yes. Season 1 of VM was one of the most amazingly plotted, written, and acted single seasons of TV, like, EVER. There are a couple of clunker episodes, but the OMG factor of the season as a whole overrides that.

[ozma914]

It's sad when something with such great promise goes downhill so quickly, isn't it? The same thing happened with "Heroes", although that was predictable: When the entire premise of a show amounts to superhero origin stories, where can you go when the origins have been told?