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Jun. 14th, 2004 12:01 amI watched Big Fish yesterday, with the Engineer, and I probably shouldn't have.
It's an incredibly emotional movie and it saddens me that friends of mine didn't like it, because I found it to be extraordinary. However, given my recent family situation, I still probably shouldn't have watched it. Not just yet.
Like a stupid little girl, I cried off and on throughout the entire movie. It was just such an automatic reaction, a complete gut punch, that the first time it happened, I was astonished to find tears running hot on my cheeks.
I loved everything about it, especially the fact that it showcased how much Tim Burton's directing style has morphed and matured over the years. I also liked the fact that it has George the Giant in it (he played the giant at the circus who got shown up by the really big giant), who I met last year at the Sideshow convention in Wilkes Barre.
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Today held a scare for me when I discovered that one of my rats, Major Tom, was choking on something. Badly. I flipped my shit and did everything I've ever read about to help a choking rat. My poor squishy boy, his nose and tongue and ears were turning blue in front of me. Everything turned out okay in the end, but I was truly terrified for those few minutes.
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Six Feet Under season premiere, that I'm staying up late to watch, is coming on now.
I'm out.
It's an incredibly emotional movie and it saddens me that friends of mine didn't like it, because I found it to be extraordinary. However, given my recent family situation, I still probably shouldn't have watched it. Not just yet.
Like a stupid little girl, I cried off and on throughout the entire movie. It was just such an automatic reaction, a complete gut punch, that the first time it happened, I was astonished to find tears running hot on my cheeks.
I loved everything about it, especially the fact that it showcased how much Tim Burton's directing style has morphed and matured over the years. I also liked the fact that it has George the Giant in it (he played the giant at the circus who got shown up by the really big giant), who I met last year at the Sideshow convention in Wilkes Barre.
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Today held a scare for me when I discovered that one of my rats, Major Tom, was choking on something. Badly. I flipped my shit and did everything I've ever read about to help a choking rat. My poor squishy boy, his nose and tongue and ears were turning blue in front of me. Everything turned out okay in the end, but I was truly terrified for those few minutes.
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Six Feet Under season premiere, that I'm staying up late to watch, is coming on now.
I'm out.