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leggyslove

How is it November? IDGI

Nov 03, 2010 13:11

First off: boromirslover, I received your card on Friday! I've been meaning to post a thank you earlier, but I suck and put it off until now. Thank you very much! <3

Sunday night I watched the first episode of The Walking Dead on AMC... ( minor spoilers if you haven't seen it )

harry potter: dh, werk, harry potter, teevee, thank you

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leggyslove November 4 2010, 07:16:53 UTC

I am interested! Do you have them online somewhere or know where I can view them?

I went to see Goblet of Fire the first week (or second?) it came out and I went to a showing during a weekday while most kids were still in school. It was nice because there wasn't too many people to begin with and only a couple of teenagers, so no kids (or anyone under 13-14). Maybe try that? Or go to a super late show.

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leggyslove November 4 2010, 21:56:43 UTC

No, I don't have it, but I'd definitely download it. :)

elvensapphire November 3 2010, 20:22:02 UTC

I just watched The Walking Dead early this morning and am still forming thoughts. Zombie stuff freaks me out, but I wanted to watch this because I figured it would be brilliant and...it was. Terribly bleak and horrifying, but fantastically scripted/acted/filmed. I maintain that the part with the horse was INFINITELY worse to me than the half decayed zombie woman, omfg. I can deal with people getting their brains blown out, I cannot deal with animals being ripped to shreds. D: (Does this make me some kind of sociopath? idgaf.) And I really appreciate the incredible human touches there - the sorrow and sympathy on his face before he shot her was very affecting, and the entire idea of 'putting them down' seems to hinge not only on self-preservation because they're monsters, but also on mercy and the realization that they were all human beings who didn't deserve to become Walkers ( ... )

leggyslove November 4 2010, 07:42:04 UTC

Does this make me some kind of sociopath? idgaf.No, because I agree with you. I think the only reason the horse didn't effect me the way it would in the past was because I was expecting it. The second the horse was shown on screen I was like, 'yep, probably gonna die, so don't get to attached.' That kind helps. Plus I've trained myself to watch sad animal stuff on tv/movies with the thought of that that animal is only acting, it didn't really happen. Still it makes me sad that the horsie was eatin ( ... )

sarlev_vanisa November 3 2010, 20:31:31 UTC

I think what I like about the Harry Potter movies is that each one is interesting and fun in its own way but they get better then the one before it. I can only speak about the movies because I actually haven't read any of the books.

I'm very excited. :D

leggyslove November 4 2010, 07:20:54 UTC

Having read the books I can say that they have done a fairly good job in translating it to the screen. The only let down of the whole bunch, in my opinion, is Order of the Phoenix. The book itself is almost 700 pages long and they cut out so much that if any book the should have made two movies of then it should have been that one.

sarlev_vanisa November 4 2010, 20:43:11 UTC

Yeah my entire family has read the books so I get input from them what was taken out and what they left in and what was different. I actually picked up Deathly Hallows last night cause it was sitting on the coffee table and am really enjoying it, I should go back and start at the beginning but since the movies coming out I thought I'd start here. I'm just not sure if I can get it done by the 19th, I'm going to try.

coffeebits November 4 2010, 22:23:14 UTC

I LOVED THE WALKING DEAD! YES YES!!!!
Yeah they really managed to get some twist into the zombies genre with the sympathy for the zombies!
LYKE!