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[emmuzka]

Whew! 24 hours without internet! It's pretty sad how agitated I came because of it. I was one sad bastard the whole night. (Addicted, much?) But now I'm back, yay. (It turned out that since my university email address expired, I had failed to provide a new one. Thus, my connection was suspended. Oops?)









Got Serenity on DVD. I was saving the movie for the whole theater experience, but surprise surprise, it skipped the theater release here and would have come out in only DVD, anyway, so what the hell. So, a movie night for me. And no matter what everyone else say, DVD's are best when watched alone. If I'm trying to truly enjoy a movie, then the less distractions, the better. I even had to school my usual movie partner to shut up in theaters (with sharp elbows) because she had a bad habit of commenting the movie in the middle of the movie.

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[twindouble.livejournal.com]

I have the same problem with my movie partner. And usually the elbows won't work...

I watched Serenity yesterday. Or sort of watched it... I didn't see much of the film, since I had to keep T silent so that others may enjoy the movie experience. And T was not in a mood to sleep... So while others were watching a bloody fighting scene, there would be lots of happy babbling on the background. :-) It seemed like a nice film though, a little bit chaotic for a person, who's not familiar fith the thing.

[emmuzka.livejournal.com]

One should not do anything but succumb and swallow the story whole while in movies! The ripping apart should come only afterward! And the worst thing is if one starts guessing what will happen next! AAARGH! No! No!

Well, if the movie really, truly sucks, then it's kinda okay, but otherwise I'm all for the true hollywoodian psychological "the theater is the womb"-kind of approach.

[twindouble.livejournal.com]

My movie partner does exactly that: Tries to guess what happens next. ARGH!!!