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badstarI worked Saturday. Woo and stuff. The first 2, almost 2 and a half hours, something was down and nonfunctional so I got to do training instead of taking calls. The rest of the day went quickly and it rained like hell.
Started my Netflix subscription back up, and when I got home Saturday night, there were movies waiting for me. I was mysteriously untired, so I watched all 3...before going to sleep at like 730 AM.
I'd wanted to see the third Harry Potter movie, and I was really curious about the comparison with the other 2 (Neither of which I've seen in about 2 years) so I rented all of them...and watched them. Keeping in mind that I saw the first 2 movies long before I read any of the books (I was just plain sick of hearing about the books and had no interest in reading them, but then Samantha used to love the movies...so I got the books one day)
Anyway, the first 2 movies were lots of fun. But definitely juvenile. The third movie was distinctly different. More mature, darker and with some surreal moments. I liked the time changing, and the difference in perspective between the scenes that got replayed, and the replaying of them when Harry and Hermoine go back (if that makes sense) There are some details in the book that were left out of the movie that I think should have been included (Yeah, I know...book to movie translationblah blah blah. But this is the wannabe filmmakter in me saying "I would have done it this way.")
Yeah, well I have to work in a few minutes.
Started my Netflix subscription back up, and when I got home Saturday night, there were movies waiting for me. I was mysteriously untired, so I watched all 3...before going to sleep at like 730 AM.
I'd wanted to see the third Harry Potter movie, and I was really curious about the comparison with the other 2 (Neither of which I've seen in about 2 years) so I rented all of them...and watched them. Keeping in mind that I saw the first 2 movies long before I read any of the books (I was just plain sick of hearing about the books and had no interest in reading them, but then Samantha used to love the movies...so I got the books one day)
Anyway, the first 2 movies were lots of fun. But definitely juvenile. The third movie was distinctly different. More mature, darker and with some surreal moments. I liked the time changing, and the difference in perspective between the scenes that got replayed, and the replaying of them when Harry and Hermoine go back (if that makes sense) There are some details in the book that were left out of the movie that I think should have been included (Yeah, I know...book to movie translationblah blah blah. But this is the wannabe filmmakter in me saying "I would have done it this way.")
Yeah, well I have to work in a few minutes.
