::giggles maniacally::

[kaydeefalls]

See the icon? Yup. That was me. TTT viewing #9, and I was all alone, and that scene came up, and, well... I can't say that I'm proud of myself, but DAMN it felt good! The theater seemed to appreciate it, too. I'm turning into lush_rimbaud. It's so scary.

I mean, technically I was going to see The Hours, but... Look, I could see an intellectually stimulating film, and leave feeling all pensive and depressed, or I could see TTT. Let's face it, The Hours didn't stand a chance.

Now to watch X-Men on TV. Homework? Qu'est-ce que c'est "homework"? I know not of what you speak...

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Hi. :)

[ninjajeje.livejournal.com]

I know this is completely off topic in relevance to your entry, but I'd like to let you know that I changed my mind about Into the Woods.

I think you were right, after having seen all of it, I think it is a great show, and well done. Even though it seemed twisted and sad some of the time, I think the whole idea was to teach us all something about life in general.

"Sometimes people leave you, halfway through the woods,...but you are not alone..."

I don't know if you even remember, but I just wanted to let you know that I think you were right.

Take care.

Re: Hi. :)

[kaydeefalls.livejournal.com]

Heh. Yeah, I remember. Coolness. ;) I wasn't actually trying to change your mind at the time, just presenting an alternate opinion. But, still, always nice to be agreed with! And, yes, lovely show. In spite of the dark twistedness.