RedPiggy
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Kelly: @_@
Spike (waves hand in front of her face): You okay?
Kelly (mumbles): Three ... hours ... of ... griping ... in ... the woods.
Spike: You watch Lord o' da Rings again?
Kelly (barely shakes head, still dazed): No, the teen version.
Pearl (feeding the dogs): It couldn't be that bad. I saw th' trailers. More happens in that Potter movie 'sides walkin' through th' woods.
Kelly (sighs): It was like watching a three hour clip show. Important things happened and it is all off-camera. Instead, the characters just waltz into a dead scene and say things like, "Oh, btw, so-and-so just got his epic death scene. Pity you weren't there to watch." This isn't the silent era. You can actually show stuff now. Ever watched a black-and-white, Legosi-style Dracula movie? "Oh, look, I see a huge werewolf creeping outside in the gardens. Sucks to be us. I'm so golly gee-whiz scared." Yeah, this movie is like that. We don't get to see epicness, but, By Golly, we sure learned about how Ron resents his friendship with Harry! Because, you know, that was more important than anything else!
Pearl (chuckles): I smell sarcasm alert....
Kelly (now in full-fledged rant mode, with an American flag behind her and Spike and Pearl chuckling and humming patriotic songs): How can this movie claim this is all bigger than Harry and yet it forgoes any real plot except how it all makes Harry frowny? How can that Pink Madame Mim Wannabe still be so prim and proper after getting her behind handed to her by a bunch of angry horse people? At least Evil Blonde Man still manages to look like this whole thing is taking a lot out of him. How can a movie make you root for Snake Man and Crazy Frizzy Lady? How can a movie make you wonder if the humongous Snake is okay? How can a movie make you WANT to sic Snatchers after the Hero Trio? How can an epic ending seem so implausibly bland? *goes on to rant for another three hours before deciding to take a nap before work*
Spike (waves hand in front of her face): You okay?
Kelly (mumbles): Three ... hours ... of ... griping ... in ... the woods.
Spike: You watch Lord o' da Rings again?
Kelly (barely shakes head, still dazed): No, the teen version.
Pearl (feeding the dogs): It couldn't be that bad. I saw th' trailers. More happens in that Potter movie 'sides walkin' through th' woods.
Kelly (sighs): It was like watching a three hour clip show. Important things happened and it is all off-camera. Instead, the characters just waltz into a dead scene and say things like, "Oh, btw, so-and-so just got his epic death scene. Pity you weren't there to watch." This isn't the silent era. You can actually show stuff now. Ever watched a black-and-white, Legosi-style Dracula movie? "Oh, look, I see a huge werewolf creeping outside in the gardens. Sucks to be us. I'm so golly gee-whiz scared." Yeah, this movie is like that. We don't get to see epicness, but, By Golly, we sure learned about how Ron resents his friendship with Harry! Because, you know, that was more important than anything else!
Pearl (chuckles): I smell sarcasm alert....
Kelly (now in full-fledged rant mode, with an American flag behind her and Spike and Pearl chuckling and humming patriotic songs): How can this movie claim this is all bigger than Harry and yet it forgoes any real plot except how it all makes Harry frowny? How can that Pink Madame Mim Wannabe still be so prim and proper after getting her behind handed to her by a bunch of angry horse people? At least Evil Blonde Man still manages to look like this whole thing is taking a lot out of him. How can a movie make you root for Snake Man and Crazy Frizzy Lady? How can a movie make you wonder if the humongous Snake is okay? How can a movie make you WANT to sic Snatchers after the Hero Trio? How can an epic ending seem so implausibly bland? *goes on to rant for another three hours before deciding to take a nap before work*