I am so glad you made this post, because yay, I never get the chance to blabber about Pixar movies, it feels like! That makes me so happy!
I HATE CRYING AT MOVIES. IT IS EMBARRASSING.OH GOD, I KNOW. I was crying at the end, definitely. And I was seeing it with my favorite coworker buddy Lauren, and thinking OH GOD, I AM ACTUALLY CRYING AT THIS, WTF SELF and then I kind of glanced over at her and she was crying too and we were just kind of like, OK, this is happening, we are legit crying at this goddamn movie. Cool. That ending though, GODDAMN. My heart. D
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I love seeing her out of chronological order-- the way other people would see the Doctor
I actually have no genuine contribution to this post outside of "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY IS IT NOT NEXT SATURDAY THIS MORNING YET," but - this. I am completely astounded by how much Season 5 has made me like River Song. It's not that I didn't like her before, I mostly... just... did not care? I LIKE HER. I want her to somehow turn out to be Amy Pond, I DON'T KNOW I really, really like her! I am completely interested in how she (her, in her order) met the Doctor for the first time. SO MUCH NOW. What even.
(I'm betting all my apples and oranges on a weird alt-universe reset at the beginning of next week, circa the second part of the "Silence in the Library" from S4.) (OH. HEY. SILENCE. IN THE LIBRARY.)
I cried during Toy Story 3 also! I started tearing up in the beginning, which surprised me, then god, at the end. Pixar has a way of doing that to me in every movie they make.
Oh my fucking God, we were dying at Mr. Tortilla Head. I don't know whose idea that was. I feel like they must have gotten really tired one night and had tortillas and queso and they were just messing around and I don't know.
I AM SO RELIEVED THAT OTHER PEOPLE CRIED TOO, as horrible as that sounds. I mean, this was a Pixar movie, so it's really no surprise at all that I was crying, but it was also TOY STORY, and I have loved these characters and this world for FIFTEEN YEARS. (I WILL NEVER GET OVER THE FACT THAT IT'S BEEN THAT LONG.) Oh maaaan, ANDY. That entire end sequence was so wonderful. And DUDE, the opening sequence! SO AWESOME AND BADASS. I adore that there were so many throwbacks throughout this movie. Ahhh, I am such a jumble of thoughts and can't stop smiling. Except I legit teared up just READING your first paragraph about the ending. ANDY ANDY ANDY.
DON'T TALK TO ME ABOUT THE SURVEILLANCE MONKEY OR THE TRASH INCINERATOR: I AM STILL COWERING IN TERROR.
Oh oh oh, and how much do I love that at the end of Toy Story, Buster is just a puppy, and now he's this waddling old dog who lazily rolls over instead of charging downstairs to rescue the others from the curb. THE DETAAAILS, OH MY GOODNESS.
Oh, and I'm skipping over the Doctor Who thoughts
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I HATE CRYING AT MOVIES. IT IS EMBARRASSING.OH GOD, I KNOW. I was crying at the end, definitely. And I was seeing it with my favorite coworker buddy Lauren, and thinking OH GOD, I AM ACTUALLY CRYING AT THIS, WTF SELF and then I kind of glanced over at her and she was crying too and we were just kind of like, OK, this is happening, we are legit crying at this goddamn movie. Cool. That ending though, GODDAMN. My heart. D ( ... )
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I actually have no genuine contribution to this post outside of "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY IS IT NOT NEXT SATURDAY THIS MORNING YET," but - this. I am completely astounded by how much Season 5 has made me like River Song. It's not that I didn't like her before, I mostly... just... did not care? I LIKE HER. I want her to somehow turn out to be Amy Pond, I DON'T KNOW I really, really like her! I am completely interested in how she (her, in her order) met the Doctor for the first time. SO MUCH NOW. What even.
(I'm betting all my apples and oranges on a weird alt-universe reset at the beginning of next week, circa the second part of the "Silence in the Library" from S4.) (OH. HEY. SILENCE. IN THE LIBRARY.)
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TORTILLA MR. POTATO HEAD!! I laughed so, so hard.
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I just don't know.
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DON'T TALK TO ME ABOUT THE SURVEILLANCE MONKEY OR THE TRASH INCINERATOR: I AM STILL COWERING IN TERROR.
Oh oh oh, and how much do I love that at the end of Toy Story, Buster is just a puppy, and now he's this waddling old dog who lazily rolls over instead of charging downstairs to rescue the others from the curb. THE DETAAAILS, OH MY GOODNESS.
Oh, and I'm skipping over the Doctor Who thoughts ( ... )
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