At least the female ferrets don't eat the males (and the children), like female hamsters sometimes do!
I saw Avatar yesterday! Quick reactions: -Wow, so well-made! There wasn't a single moment where I caught myself thinking, 'I'm bored, there's just nothing to look at here'. -The dubious science didn't bother me at all, though I did find myself trying to rationalize the floating mountains. Maybe they were made of, er, 'unobtainium', and that's quite magnetically charged? -Having forgotten what you said about the "bonds", I was freaked out when Jakesully first bonded with the six-legged horse thing. I thought, 'Oh no, he's committed a serious Na'vi faux pas. He's raping that six-legged horse thing with his wormy hair thing.' -I didn't feel like the ending was a cop-out either, but omg didn't you see that coming like, the minute they landed on the planet? If my eyes hadn't been kept so busy with all of the pretty scenery, my brain might've just turned itself off for lack of anything to do. -Dunno if this is just me but, um, I wear glasses. Can't see the screen without them. Have to wear the 3D glasses on top of them. Typically this is not a big deal with 3D, and I barely notice that I'm wearing two pairs. There was just so much going on in this movie, and the action scenes were so...spin-y, that my eyes hurt from trying to adjust.
Whut? I've been eagerly anticipating Legion. What could keep me away from it?
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Date: 2010-02-01 02:59 am (UTC)I saw Avatar yesterday! Quick reactions:
-Wow, so well-made! There wasn't a single moment where I caught myself thinking, 'I'm bored, there's just nothing to look at here'.
-The dubious science didn't bother me at all, though I did find myself trying to rationalize the floating mountains. Maybe they were made of, er, 'unobtainium', and that's quite magnetically charged?
-Having forgotten what you said about the "bonds", I was freaked out when Jakesully first bonded with the six-legged horse thing. I thought, 'Oh no, he's committed a serious Na'vi faux pas. He's raping that six-legged horse thing with his wormy hair thing.'
-I didn't feel like the ending was a cop-out either, but omg didn't you see that coming like, the minute they landed on the planet? If my eyes hadn't been kept so busy with all of the pretty scenery, my brain might've just turned itself off for lack of anything to do.
-Dunno if this is just me but, um, I wear glasses. Can't see the screen without them. Have to wear the 3D glasses on top of them. Typically this is not a big deal with 3D, and I barely notice that I'm wearing two pairs. There was just so much going on in this movie, and the action scenes were so...spin-y, that my eyes hurt from trying to adjust.
Whut? I've been eagerly anticipating Legion. What could keep me away from it?