KH-Vids Law Firm!

No, I haven't played any FF games besides kh yet. >>

I plan on playing them all from the beginning though. :3

 

Good choice. <33

FF PWNS ALL.

 

Yup. :3

 

that's the end of that conversation.... now wut?

 

Uh...

Have you played the Ace Attorney games? :D

 

Umm... unfortunately, NO. I've not... I don't even own a DS yet. I phail again. O;

 

Holy shit.

If you get a ds, you've got to play them. xD Awesome does not begin to describe them.

Anyway, I gotta go now. Bye <3

 

When I get a DS, these are the games I'm planning on getting:

TWEWY
Sims Castaways
Ace Attorney games
358/2 Days

^_^​

 

;_;

Bai... See ya later. <33

I'll be sure to get that game when I have the $$ to get the DS.

358/2
Mario [every game possible]
Ace Attorney
TWEWY

 

Uh-huh. Sorry Pyro, but if you want to do that, you will need to forgo every dollar for the next ten years. There are a lot of Mario games on the DS. (Especially if you include those Mario branch offs, such as Diddy Kong racing.)

Anyway, I just finished Interview with the Vampire. From what I currently see,

Spoiler

Lestat is pathetic, Louis is depressed, Claudia is dead and the interviewer is going to get made into a Vampire by Lestat.

All charming stuff. I reserved the next three from the library.

 

Bwahahaha!!! Lestat actually never meets with the Interviewer [unlike the movie], [sopiler]and Lestat was not the one who turns him into a vampire.[/spoiler]

You'll come to see every character in a whole new point of view as you progress through the books, though Louise will stay the same, and since Claudia is dead, so will she. Otherwise love, you've got a long way to go. <333


Mario Kart will be first. >_<
I'll work my way through the Mario games. I'm determined. ^_^-

I still miss my little Lettuce. T_T

 

http://www.kh-vids.net/showthread.php?t=59620

 

saw it already.

 

Het ICSP, what flavor is it?








BOOT TO THE HEAD!!!

 

I heard that the books are sometimes contradicting, only because they are told from different POVs of vampires. The next one is with Lestat, and he defends himself against what Loius's says or something at times >.>. I still find him loveable.

You know, watching back on the movie on dear, illegal YouTube, more because is a guilty pleasure of mine for a certain character who is played by a very fitting sexy actor. HOLY LORD, that guy spouses mounts of sensuallity, especially as I rewatch scenes like when he corners Jesse and pricks her thumb, where she lets out something of a moan, and he just sucks-

I need to stop *breathes*.

Well, to be honest, I'm glad Tom Cruise wasn't chosen again. I really don't see him rocking with a microphone and singing like rock star Lestat *-* (or aesthetically appealing enough, truthfully. If it wasn't for his acting...).

Going back, watching the movie *cough*, other than the fact that Stuart makes the perfect Lestat, gorgeous, feline grace, charm, sexy voice, sexy accent, sexy movements, arrogance, expressions...here I am again, going off. I wonder why they couldn't afford to buy some blond dye and contacts for the movie? Either way, the point of this was, that I like some of the music o.O. I specifically like the beginning song Forsaken and the first song he sings in the concert as he comes down, which is Slept So Long.

Is too bad that I like Jonathan Davis's versions better, which are hard as hell to get, because due to contract issues, he couldn't sing them for the soundtrack, only the movie, and so other lead singers of bands had to on the CD. Boo. I also like that violin piece on the beach as well.

I'm just thankful that I watched the movie before reading the books, so I enjoyed it in a unbiased and free way :P, and I liked it very much for its own, while different, deviation of the real story. I mean, I seriously thought it was dumb to mix The Vampire Lestat and Queen Of The Damned in a...1 to two hour or so movie? <.<; (no wonder they had to turn it around themselves) Yet, it stands alone. The tone, mood, and dark setting fits it so well too, so I feel kind of sad that it went so far from the books and disappointed its fans.

That's my first and last complete rant of the movie, because from now on, it's the books xP.

 

[rant]

QotD = EPIC PHAILURE.
.::TO THE MAX::.​

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Seriously. Can't get worse than that. When you do read the books... FOREGET EVERYTHING THAT YOU SAW IN THE MOVIES. It'll confuse you to hell. It really will. The Lestat they portrayed in QoTD... oh brother :nono:... Ok, he was handsome, yes... but character wise, oh dear lord I could only weep. D; I wept at the character or Lestat, Armand, Marius [especially him... especaially him :cryinganime:], Maharet, Pandora, AKASHA [she nothing like they showed her in the movie... NOTHING] And where the hell was Louise!? And Mekare [mostly Mekare... her absense in this is nothing but PHAIL]!?!?!?! Wtf, wtf wtf?!? *facepalm* They phailed... they phailed so bad that their next, next, next generation will continue to phail epically. The relatioship between Lestat and Akasha... PHAIL. Relationship between David and Lestat... PHAIL. Relationship between Marius and Lestat.. EPIC PHAIL TO THE DARK DEPTHS OF HELL AND BACK. Realtionship between Jesse and Lestat... EPIC GINORMOUS PHAIL.

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The entire fucking movie was a phail.
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Lol xD. I think I started something. It might've been a disappointed to known fans, but AWAY from the books, and in a unbiased view, I found it entertaining and fun in the way of a...TV movie (xP), and I overall liked it for what it stood for. I had no idea any books existed at that time, and I was interested considering it had Aaliyah in it, and I watched it as a normal, off the mill vamp horror flick. It obviously would've been better if it wasn't based on Anne Rice's book in the title, because this is what happens in the above post ^^;. Either way, I like the person who played Lestat (I actually picture him except with blond hair and blue eyes, which I oddly fit together in my mind. This is physically speaking), and some of the music. I also heard that Marius was nothing like book Marius on YouTube comments (and he wasn't Lestat's maker either...I kind of spoiled myself in that one >.>, darn), so that's no surprise to me. And that there's no Loius, and other things. I'm not going to follow the movie into the books, obviously. I actually put it as apart from the books altogether, and see them totally different, and away from each other. I don't even count it as Queen Of The Damned (they really shouldn't have called it that), honestly. I'm only in book one, and already noted this was not to be taken so seriously. Just...a movie. Not to mention, putting two packed novels into one film is asking for...what happened.

I really had no expectations at all. And it isn't really what I would call a epic film or anything, either. The direction was poor, and so was the script (big mistake on refusing Anne when she volunteered for free with the script. W.T.F?), and it seemed MTV, but I don't blame that on the actors. As I said, standing alone, is good and I like it. Is just not something I would put on the big screen.

If you're talking BOOKWISE, well...

Rant on. Is deserving.

Honestly, I can't wait to read The Vampire Lestat in the real. I heard that out of the Chronicles, this is one of the highly proclaimed ones, and personal favorites =3. I just have to find a way to get it T-T. I screwed up my library thoroughly and with lack of responsibility, but, I'm just thinking of buying the books and have them forever.

 

Nuuuu..... I was defeated... The new world will never be!!!!! T_T

 

So the general opinion is that I shouldn't watch the movie? ;)

 

All in all?

Not really, unles you're curious. Is not epic.

Though, since you're reading the book, or about to, is adviced to stay away.

I liked it, but that was when I never knew Anne Rice existed. I probably woud've been pissed too, honestly. I mean, I got furious just because they cut and changed things in HP, even minor (which is where I learned to take movie versions of a book with a grain of salt). Imagine with QotD. I think I would have burned down the studio or led a mob, WB or not.

You'll do better seeing the movie version of IwtV.

Personally. the only good thing to watch there is Lestat (Stuart, who has that edge) and Aaliyah (who was good, yet she didn't have much to work with either). The Lestat in QotD is much more simpler, in the way that it doesn't show all sides of him, just particular ones, and if given more proper direction and a better script (by Anne Rice), he would've pulled it off more exceptionally, and not many things changed. He did what the director told him, who said good and evil are "too abstract", and even the creators went to say that their Lestat doesn't believe in good and evil. Which, by fans, is wrong. They complained alot about him eating the innocent groupies. It was a shame, too. The movie should've been placed in good hands, not morons.



BTW, is there a thread of the Vampire Chronicles or something in the Literature section?