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Feb. 13th, 2004
All from one and one from all...?
Feb. 13th, 2004 11:27 amHahaha....
Was just thinking, how similar the ideas are, my old original fiction (half a book written, but never made it to your screens) and FMA. But then again, considering the basics: big national organisation -> strict disciplines -> enter a young person (with major talents) -> all hell breaks loose. That is sooo typical that even as I type now, I can think of several more examples of anime/manga/novels/films just like that.
Depends on how one does it, I guess. It's like there are a gazillion works out there about boys going to schools to learn magic and stuff, but HP is (perhaps) one of the most successful of them all. *shrugs* Similar ideas can end up as totally different things...
Was just thinking, how similar the ideas are, my old original fiction (half a book written, but never made it to your screens) and FMA. But then again, considering the basics: big national organisation -> strict disciplines -> enter a young person (with major talents) -> all hell breaks loose. That is sooo typical that even as I type now, I can think of several more examples of anime/manga/novels/films just like that.
Depends on how one does it, I guess. It's like there are a gazillion works out there about boys going to schools to learn magic and stuff, but HP is (perhaps) one of the most successful of them all. *shrugs* Similar ideas can end up as totally different things...
Infernal Affairs
Feb. 13th, 2004 02:07 pmInfernal Affairs to be shown in British cinemas.
Hollywood to remake Infernal Affairs???
Right, so I liked that film a lot - Everyone in HK really worshipped the film, but for me, Tony Leung is who really did it for me, and I really loved the camera-work. That's all. Still, it's a fairly good film (although I wonder how much of the HK culture can the Brits understand), it's worth a watch.
Hollywood to remake Infernal Affairs???
Right, so I liked that film a lot - Everyone in HK really worshipped the film, but for me, Tony Leung is who really did it for me, and I really loved the camera-work. That's all. Still, it's a fairly good film (although I wonder how much of the HK culture can the Brits understand), it's worth a watch.
What. The. HELL?!
Feb. 13th, 2004 06:21 pmMy eBay action... that ended at US$301.79
Of course I'm happy that it sold for that much.... but..... FOR THAT MUCH?!!?!?!? WHAT ARE THESE GUYS THINKING??? THERE ARE ONLY 48 PAGES IN THE GODDAMN BOOK!!!!!
Okay so nobody forced them to bid, but I feel like I'm ripping them off or something X_x
Of course I'm happy that it sold for that much.... but..... FOR THAT MUCH?!!?!?!? WHAT ARE THESE GUYS THINKING??? THERE ARE ONLY 48 PAGES IN THE GODDAMN BOOK!!!!!
Okay so nobody forced them to bid, but I feel like I'm ripping them off or something X_x