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yakalskovich) wrote2004-06-03 03:38 am
yakalskovich) wrote2004-06-03 03:38 am
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PoA
So, the Nazgul and I went to the English language midnight premiere of "Prisoner of Azkaban" here in Munich.
It was a very grown-up audience; we two were the only ones in costume, but as we know that Where We Are Is Up, we didn't mind. My huge witch's hat made quite a splash, and the people in the row behind us sighed audibly with relief when I took it off before the movie began.
Just a few remarks:
The werewolf: Gah!! Euuchhh!! So not it! Whoever designed that creature should be fired summarily and condemned to the hell of doing wire removal for third-rate superhero action movies.
That. Wasn't. Moony.
Am in denial.
The chain of clues for Sirius/Remus: all missing. More than made up for by a) Snape's pointedly nasty "Old married couple" remark, and b) that desperate, passionate blather Sirius spouts at Remus to keep him from changing. The next time I see the movie, I must disregard the action in the foreground of that scene and listen solely to what Sirius says.
They hugged very intensely in the Shrieking Shack, too.
Buckbeak was well done.
While I was cycling home, I noticed a fat orange moon hanging low in the sky. So it was actually werewolf night tonight...
It was a very grown-up audience; we two were the only ones in costume, but as we know that Where We Are Is Up, we didn't mind. My huge witch's hat made quite a splash, and the people in the row behind us sighed audibly with relief when I took it off before the movie began.
Just a few remarks:
The werewolf: Gah!! Euuchhh!! So not it! Whoever designed that creature should be fired summarily and condemned to the hell of doing wire removal for third-rate superhero action movies.
That. Wasn't. Moony.
Am in denial.
The chain of clues for Sirius/Remus: all missing. More than made up for by a) Snape's pointedly nasty "Old married couple" remark, and b) that desperate, passionate blather Sirius spouts at Remus to keep him from changing. The next time I see the movie, I must disregard the action in the foreground of that scene and listen solely to what Sirius says.
They hugged very intensely in the Shrieking Shack, too.
Buckbeak was well done.
While I was cycling home, I noticed a fat orange moon hanging low in the sky. So it was actually werewolf night tonight...
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but buckbeak = wow. he really did look like a horse/bird.
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DO NOT RUUU EENNNN my pretty werewolf thingie that really should look like a wolf. There are movies from the 70s and 80s were the werewolves look better!
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Freudian slip.
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I wonder what is so difficult about all this. Repeat after me: "Wolf!"
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My icon has a husky in it. A husky looks like a wolf. In fact, I think they are part wolf. This is what wolves look like. They do not look like Superhyenas of Doom, and they do not look like Icky Half Transformation Wolves that Walk Upright. Is it so hard to make wolves look real in CGI?
Love,
Jessi.
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Instead, we're now stuck with Monsterwolf!Remusthing. It will never go away again! *wails*
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seem as wolf-obsessive as I amget into trouble.And the icon: I once found that pic and was trying to make a sort-of reassuring post about it being a sign that there'll be a wolf in POA - and then I lost it. Sigh. Glad others didn't, though! It's from some Radcliffe site, isn't it?
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Yeah, I think I found it on danradcliffe.com or something to that effect.
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