Plotholes on a Sunday evening

[vanillafluffy]

Another all-too-brief weekend concludes. Damned little to report, except that the zip on the @#$%ing boots broke, so I'll be taking them back to Payless with fire in my eye.

Watched Equilibrium again with director's commentary on...I'm noticing a lamentable tendency on the part of directors who write their own material to be better at directing

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[sorchar]

That's okay, honey. In my 'verse, Errol never died and he and Preston set up housekeeping together. *G* And yeah, lots of plot holes in that movie, love it though I do. The gun katas make up for a lot, though, in their utter sexitude.

[vanillafluffy]

Sweet icon!

I agree about the sexitude of the katas. I'm sure it was good preparation for all that stuff he had to do for Batman Begins. *drools surreptitiously*

Your verse sounds like my friend kukkurkurat's verse. She's the one who got me hooked on Equilibrium. All because I told her I've had a fancy for Sean Bean ever since Patriot Games (Which I saw in the theater, which should give you a good idea of how long *that's* been!). She's writing a story of how Errol was revived by the medical technician and spirited away, and his reunion with Preston....

Hey!

[kukkurkurat]

So now I am the gal who hooks people, yes? *eyes gleaming*
*smirks* I like to be that gal, anyway. Gives me some good feeling of control *quickly gives a shot of tequila to Sands. "Yes, darling, you are the bestest of best manipulators in the world, I am just a poor copy!"*
And I will gladly check out sorchar 's Equilibrium verse. It is GOOD that people want to share stuff like this.

Re: Hey!

[sorchar]

I should probably actually write that 'verse. For now, it exists only in my little head. Along with the 'verse where Sands didn't actually get his eyes squished out. :(