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So I went to see Thor 2 in VOSTFR 3D.

In a non-spoilery way here's what I thought: It was great! The images are really pretty and well worth the big screen (but maybe not the 3D).

Also, I think "Le Soldat d'Hiver" sounds better and is a better French translation of "Winter Soldier" than "Le Soldat de l'Hiver". Maybe that's just me though, because they're using "Le Soldat de l'Hiver" as the French title of Captain America 2. The trailer we got was slightly different than this one, in that Black Widow's "Too shy or too scared?" line was shortened to "Too shy?".

Props to the subtitles team, they had a few goofs, but that was okay because they had correct use of tu/vous through-out the movie (and the trailer). FUCKING FINALLY. Ill-use of tu/vous is one of the reasons I watch things in vostfr instead of vf. It's less jarring to read than hear. And okay, I'll be the first to admit that the tu/vous distinction is a very cultural and/or personal and/or context-specific thing and that it's definitely hard to pin-point the point where tu shifts into vous and vice versa, but come on, those guys are paid proffessionals, they shouldn't have people say 'tu' to their commanding officers! (Looking at you, Stargate SG1 dub, looking at you and judging.) /end rant

Here's the spoilery version, kept as vague as possible )

In other news, I've joined [livejournal.com profile] wrisomifu and have written 2K+ (including this post and some computer code) today and 1957 words of story + notes. I'm quite happy with myself!
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I went to cinema to see it with a friend who was going in cold (he had only seen the trailer) while had read the trilogy.

We both liked it and the only question he had was about something was left deliberatly ambiguous, imho. So not having read the book(s) is not an obstacle to enjoying it.

Spoilers for both book and movie )

TL;DR I enjoyed it, the adaptation was great and I'll probably go see the next one.

Berlin Wall

Nov. 9th, 2009 04:35 pm
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You guys probably know that this the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall.

As usual, I didn't doodle anything relating to "current" events today. I had thought I would, but no [livejournal.com profile] steampowers had to eat my brain.

Also I went to see 'Le Concert' yesterday with P.A, and it was FABULOUS. Go see it. NOW.

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That was the film we went to see yesterday with my German class.

I didn't like it. Some people in my clas did however, so I guess it's all down to opinion. It's in black and white and about the Protestant extremism in Austria before World War 1(apparently). People get beaten to death and it is strongly implied that a girl gets raped by her father (Guess what? I used to know the girl that plays her. Never thought I'd see her again, especially in these circumstances). Oh and a boy gets tied to his bed.

The one good point is the character of Rudi. He's so cute!

On other news, I am now officially a Baccalauréat candidate. I have also figured out why my scanner is not working (it would be more accurate to say that I've found a way around it: it involves my old computer and the shuffling of many an USB key)
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See, today was supposed to be bowling with friends for my birthday. Most told me they couldn't come. And by most I mean all but one or two.

So, instead I ended up watching Inglorious Basterds with Catacombs (both of us had already seen it). The original plan was to go see District 9 but we got there late and the cinema was full anyway.
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This evening I was supposed to go see "District 9" at the theater with friends.

I organised everything: the day, the place, the movie (open to change, mind you) because I know that those losers always forget about me when they plan stuff (like the Rocky Horror Picture Show which I learned on the day itself was happening therefore I already had plans. (Doctor appointment.) Serously Guys! Would it kill you to tell me about that stuff?) Hell, I even accounted for Catacombs's inability to plan more than 2 days ahead. And everyone of them knew about it for about a week.

So I send them a mail to make it official. Of the half a dozen people I sent that mail to, only 2 responded: a no and a maybe (from Catacombs). On the day itself, I asked her if she was going to come. She said maybe (Apparently, now, she can't plan 2 hours ahead. Dear God, woman! Get organized already). Straggler also said maybe, but most likely not.

As I was unwilling to drag myself halfway across Paris for someone who might not come, I said screw this and organised something else. More like I latched on someone else's plan, actually, but she was fine with it, so who cares.

As I was dragging myself to the get-together place, it started raining. THERE WAS NO ONE THERE. So I got back home and got utterly drenched, like all the way to my underwear or something. From a 15 minute walk. Guh.

Off to dinner with the family now.

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