But both movies scared the heck out of me.

[melannen]

I've had a choice the past few days (courtesy of kyabetsu) between Internet and A/C, and I picked the one that I absolutely needed in order to function.

(And no, that was not internets! Contrary to what some people might claim. :P)

...Okay, I'm usually all about suck it up, it's only 103 deg F in the shade and humidity 88%, nobody needs air conditioning, but I'm still getting over an infection, even the *basement* is too hot to do anything active in, and it was a choice between sit still with a wet cloth on my head or get stuff done.

So the mood theme actually has progress on it!

Also, one of my fellow pornish_pixies charter members has finally made a statement about the recent unpleasantness that I can wholeheartedly agree with (especially the title!): And if you haven't read Watership Down yet, why not? (Only unlike her, I think I've already found my Watership Down, and it's here. Okay, maybe less a Watership Down and more a Thorn Valley, but still. It has talking varmints, internal politics, and people with poison gas, so it's good enough for me.)

Comments

[stromatolite [journalfen.net]]

Hmm, both movies bored the heck out of me, at age 8 or 9ish. I was not into the more serious cartoons with lots of brown somber colors. I'm a little curious if I'd like them if I rewatched them.

[melannen [journalfen.net]]

Yeah, neither movie really impressed me particularly - scared me under the seat, yeah, but did not go on my list of 'to watch again', either as a kid or an adult. Loved both the books though!