Yep. Saw it again tonight. Third time's the charm, right? And I've been lucky enough to see it with completely different people each time. First was opening night, in a packed theater; second, with my dad; tonight, with three friends. It's just a different atmosphere each time, moving from excitement and the unknown, to a mix of knowing and resignation, to just sitting back, mouthing the lines along with the characters, and looking for whatever things you've read about online that were supposedly hidden in scenes. If you're a fan of the book, you knew what was going to happen going into the movie, of course. But it's always a shock to see what makes the cut and what gets ignored, what they leave in and what gets mere seconds of screen time.
I noticed one of the wizard's chess pieces (the queen) in the Room of Requirement this time. What else have you found?
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Thoughts on Plot Directions, Retirement, and The Ice Cream Truck
Projects are tough to keep up on. In the initial start, I'll have plenty of momentum and easily find time to continue work on what I'm doing; when suddenly I'll hit a wall.
My 2009 WriMo is one of my most complex plots to write in only 30 days. Besides being a romantic comedy, it includes themes of acceptance/tolerance, self-discovery, and more, all wrapped around a homosexual relationship at the heart of the story. I'd written basically to the end, but hadn't quite typed up the ending due to my inability to decide on how it should conclude. So rather than do anything more to it, I printed the entire story out and marked it up with my red pen. While incomplete, it's been read through and edited.
My 2009 WriMo is one of my most complex plots to write in only 30 days. Besides being a romantic comedy, it includes themes of acceptance/tolerance, self-discovery, and more, all wrapped around a homosexual relationship at the heart of the story. I'd written basically to the end, but hadn't quite typed up the ending due to my inability to decide on how it should conclude. So rather than do anything more to it, I printed the entire story out and marked it up with my red pen. While incomplete, it's been read through and edited.
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