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Star Trek

It occurs to me that I haven't posted my opinion on the new Star Trek movie.

...Sorry, guys, but I've only watched it once. It'll take two more viewings before I can say something intelligent, I think.

(Wanna see it again.)
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Heel-face...sort of

I've thought that making a movie of Watchmen was a bad idea ever since I first heard about it. The comic is dense, heavy, and with several storylines - and a deconstruction of the superhero genre. I've argued that for it to be proper as a movie, it would have to be a deconstruction of the superhero movie genre - and that doesn't have enough history yet.

While the trailer looks awesome (for a comic fan - I don't know about the people who aren't familiar with the work), I'm still not sure I want to see it at a movie theatre.

However. If the rumors are true, and they really do include Tales of the Black Freighter as a cartoon and Under the Hood (Nite Owl 1's autobiography) as a documentary, I definitely want the DVD.
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Double Post!

By the way, I've now seen Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. And I don't care what other people say*. I loved it. I loved the first one as well.

Now to hunt down some Silver Surfer comics...




*It should be noted that I don't trust the reviewers in papers when they talk about comic book adaptions ever since Constantine got good reviews, and the comment on Sin City was that "Comics are best in very short strips". Because it's fair enough when they don't like the movie - I wasn't too sure myself - but they have no business slamming an entire medium when it's so very, very obvious they don't understand it at all. "Very short strips" my hiney.
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Pan's Labyrinth

Guillermo Del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth is a horror/dark fantasy/historical movie which takes place in Spain in 1944, after the end of the Spanish Civil War. The frame of action is a fight between fascists and a few rebels who haven't stopped fighting.

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It is a beautiful movie with a score of great characters, heartily recommended.
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Different stuff

So, the snow has now rained away. Big surprise. According to the Bergens Tidende, it's been raining for 76 days in Bergen (so with today, that's 77). According to Dagbladet, the record is 87 days (unfortunately, I couldn't find the article on their webpage), but I can't remember who has that record. However, I think we'll beat it.

Um. Yay?

In other news, I have now watched the entire first season of Torchwood. I'd heard from a lot of people that it was crap, but I didn't think so. It was geeky, and fun, as well as stupid and exasperating at times - but it had a pterodactyl. I'm looking foreward to the next season, but I really hope Jack lets go of his no-sharing attitude. The team deserve to at least find out when he's from. I also want a lot more Tosh and Ianto, and that cool policewoman we met in They keep killing Suzie.

It was lovely to start the term again. I always think so right before it starts; the wait is awful. The books are a lot cheaper this year, but that's because I already have most of the theory/literature history for the literature course, and because I could borrow most of the books of my parents and waterfall8484's mother.

Tomorrow, I'm going to see Pan's Labyrinth with Helene, a study buddy. One of the bassoonists in Ung Symfoni recommended it.
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Internet fun

My first time as an instructor went pretty well, even though I would have preferred it if my little group could produce just a little bit more sound. Ah, well.

I've already mentioned Snakes on a Plane (SoaP). Incidentally, here are a few more interesting links:
Snakes on a Blog
snakes_in_a_fic

Now, I'm going to mention something I see all the time on scans_daily: The Goddamn Batman. This is from Frank Miller's All Star Batman and Robin which, from what I've seen, isn't really very good. But this particular line is referenced again and again and again, paraphrased, photoshopped, generally done everything with. It's quite addictive.

Now, I was reading The Extraordinary Works of Alan Moore which is a book of interviews done for Moore's fiftieth birthday in 2003. In it, they reprinted a number of pages including on from the British magazine Daredevils. The entire story was posted on scans_daily and I was impressed then as well, but now I finally found out when it was first printed: in 1983. So now, when you read Grit, note the bottom caption box in the first panel, and marvel at Moore's psychic skills - or possibly Miller's repetition or predictiveness.

Enjoy.
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Part two

It seems that my last entry was too long. I'll just add what I had to leave out here.

Scans for This Vicious Cabaret as well as the soundtrack: http://www.davidjonline.com/lyrics…

And the news that almost made me cry. Dammit, if there is one graphic novel that shouldn't be made into a movie, it's this one. http://www.aint-it-cool-news.com/d…

I wonder why I couldn't make that other sort of link with those last two. They either didn't show up or gave me an error message. Go fig.

ETA: Dear fanfiction.net writers. Please ask for a V for Vendetta movie category. Don't lump your stories into the comicbook section. No love, me.