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[threeplusfire]

Slept well, actually. When everyone was gone, I crawled into bed and laid there til noon, passing the hours in a fevered dream of places half remembered and forgotten.

I am still wearing my greens and greys, so I went to the theater again. This tim I was very early in the line, and I settled in to wait with a notebook and my musings to keep me company. The second time I sat far to the front, in the center of the curved screen. Sometimes, the shots are so big that one has to turn and look all about to catch it. Like the moment when the Ents set loose the waters on Isengard, and Sauroman watches from the high balcony. Epic, huge shots.

I think I cried harder this time, if at all possible.

So afterwards I climbed into the car with my Russian DJs and drove under a full moon, thinking of horses and lives, and a world that is not mine.

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[fauxfille.livejournal.com]

Nice imagery and writing.

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Thank you. I'm glad it is coherent at least. ;)
I'm just such a ball of emotions after the movie.

[radiumhead.livejournal.com]

I'm a guy (despite that picture),so I don't cry.I ALMOST did once or twice.One thing was weird..the scene were Gandalf turned that king back into himself,and got rid of Wormtongue..tears almost came to my eyes,because I think it's the only scene I've ever seen in a movie adapted from a book,where the scene is EXACTLY the way I pictured it in my mind when I read it.

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I know what you mean. So much of what I have seen on screen is like how I imagined it when I was a child. When you see the woods of Lothlorien, I get so emotional. Because that is just what I imagined.

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[radiumhead.livejournal.com]

=)