The Last Unicorn: The Last Unicorn

[angelamaria]

Frosty lilac petals, iris pallida root, orris, violet leaf, white chocolate, coconut, wild lettuce, white sandalwood, and oakmoss.
In imp: I'm getting those frosty notes here. Slightly spicy-sweet, with a round kind of vanilla-ey note. It's a soft, lovely scent, white with a touch of pink and blue.

Wet on skin: huh. It turns very vanilla-ey, and

Comments

[shagbark]

Wait, what? Is this some new kind of metaphoric film review?

[angelamaria]

No, this is a perfume review :)

http://blackphoenixalchemylab.com/lastunicorn.html

[shagbark]

Okay. But now I want to know: How would you review the movie as if it were a scent?

[angelamaria]

That's hard to say. I don't usually read books (or a movie, as per your question) and imagine scents to go along with it, I daresay I can't encapsulate a big, complex thing like a whole book into a scent.

I'm more prone to imagine colors and feelings, the same with perfume--I sometimes don't get specific notes, but more of the feeling that the scent evokes in me.