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“Avengers Anonymous:
All of them sitting in a circle crying because they’re not really the characters they play. Evans is dressed in a Captain America onesie; Hiddleston with bucket on his head with cardboard horns taped on top; and RDJ wrapped in aluminum foil with glitter on it and a light bulb in the middle of his chest.”
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Tim Burton’s Romeo and Juliet
During his four-year apprenticeship at Disney studio, Burton pitched several movie ideas, including a reimagining of Romeo and Juliet where the tragic romance is between a land mass and the ocean
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It was awesome. It was. Even my mother liked it, and she went in thinking she’d hate it because she knew that children would be forced to kill one another to win a game. I cried, and I think my mom might have teared up a bit.
Some of my favorite parts?
When Peeta body slams Cato when they’re atop the Cornucopia. Never saw that coming, did you Cato?
Every scene with Haymitch.
Every scene with Effie.
Every scene with Peeta, especially when he paints himself into the rock. Actually, that was kind of freaky, Peeta.
Peeta touching Katniss’s braid just before they lift the berries to their mouths was adorable. And also heartbreaking. Because he thought they were going to eat poisonous berries.
And after the last scene with Rue, when Katniss turns around and salutes the cameras, the people of District 11 return the gesture and then start a riot? Heartbreaking.
I must go see it again. I can’t wait until it comes to DVD.
A girl and a monster by draw, Gabby, draw!