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May. 17th, 2009 10:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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moiracoon from The Dunes¹ picking at things in Star Trek. Mainly weird science, but some of the other stuff in it too.
That's how you can tell I liked the movie. I love picking apart movies (and other media) that I like. If it didn't make an impression on me, it wouldn't be worth in depth analysis. And wow, were there a lot of things that stretched my suspension of disbelief. But it was a really fun movie, and I think it's one I'd like to own on video.
Thanks to my wonderful raccoon for accompanying her pup to a date night at the movies! *bounces*
¹A nifty old theatre in Zion that dates from 1946; originally a single screen house, it was triplexed at some point in its history. It shows first run movies at discount prices and just has a neat, old-theatre atmosphere to me
moiracoon from The Dunes¹ picking at things in Star Trek. Mainly weird science, but some of the other stuff in it too. That's how you can tell I liked the movie. I love picking apart movies (and other media) that I like. If it didn't make an impression on me, it wouldn't be worth in depth analysis. And wow, were there a lot of things that stretched my suspension of disbelief. But it was a really fun movie, and I think it's one I'd like to own on video.
Thanks to my wonderful raccoon for accompanying her pup to a date night at the movies! *bounces*
¹A nifty old theatre in Zion that dates from 1946; originally a single screen house, it was triplexed at some point in its history. It shows first run movies at discount prices and just has a neat, old-theatre atmosphere to me
