It was soooo fuuuuun! :D It's definitely up there as one of my favorites of the Avengers-verse movies. (Actually, right now I think my top favorites are Avengers, Iron Man 3, and this one, though those are also the last three to come out, so maybe if you ask me in a couple of years it'll be the latest three instead ... XD)
But yeah, SO much fun! I'm surprised there's not more post-movie h/c fics; I've been going around looking, and there aren't very many, with the few I've found being either terribly out of character, or pairings I'm not interested in.
I'll let you know if I find any good gen fic with them. :)
And, augh! Yes, I did get it, and then it immediately got buried in a sea of emails and forgotten. I will go take a look and actually read it this time! Well, probably tomorrow actually, since it's pretty late here.
.... btw, do you mind if I put up a new prompts post at collarcorner?
Heh heh... I spent about three days feeling like my emotions had been run over by a semi truck. Just... man.
I've already seen it twice. I... may see it again next week. Honestly, I haven't felt this burning NEED to see a movie over and over again since Fellowship of the Rings was in theaters. (I, ahem, ended up going to that one 7 times. XD)
Dang! You totally beat my record - five times, the most I've seen any movie in a theater. The last time I saw it in theaters I dragged my brother along, who's a huge Tolkein fan and who was so certain it would suck. Then around the scene when Aragorn slices off the uru-kai's(sp?) head he was applauding like crazy, and afterwards would not stop being amazed that Hollywood actually accomplished what he thoughts was the impossible - adapting Tolkein to the screen. He's also the one who got us into the extended versions :D
LOTR will always be something special to me. I became a fan when I was about 11, and rumors of movies started circulating not so long after that. At the time, I thought any movies that got made would be waaaaay too scary for me. But of course, by the time the movies actually came out... I was several years older, and at the perfect stage to be utterly delighted.
And ha, yes, the extended versions are awesome! They rather spoiled me for other movies, having that much new material to look forward to... The deleted/extended scenes you usually get as extras in movies are hardly the same.
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Date: 2014-04-10 10:16 pm (UTC)From:But yeah, SO much fun! I'm surprised there's not more post-movie h/c fics; I've been going around looking, and there aren't very many, with the few I've found being either terribly out of character, or pairings I'm not interested in.
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Date: 2014-04-10 11:25 pm (UTC)From:(By the way. Did you get the email I sent? I've been rather worried that I may have used the wrong email address).
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Date: 2014-04-11 06:16 am (UTC)From:And, augh! Yes, I did get it, and then it immediately got buried in a sea of emails and forgotten. I will go take a look and actually read it this time! Well, probably tomorrow actually, since it's pretty late here.
.... btw, do you mind if I put up a new prompts post at collarcorner?
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Date: 2014-04-11 06:21 am (UTC)From:Yes, please feel free to put up a new challenge. Once again I kept forgetting about it :/
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Date: 2014-04-11 05:09 pm (UTC)From:no subject
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Date: 2014-04-11 10:32 pm (UTC)From:I've already seen it twice. I... may see it again next week. Honestly, I haven't felt this burning NEED to see a movie over and over again since Fellowship of the Rings was in theaters. (I, ahem, ended up going to that one 7 times. XD)
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Date: 2014-04-11 10:39 pm (UTC)From:Dang! You totally beat my record - five times, the most I've seen any movie in a theater. The last time I saw it in theaters I dragged my brother along, who's a huge Tolkein fan and who was so certain it would suck. Then around the scene when Aragorn slices off the uru-kai's(sp?) head he was applauding like crazy, and afterwards would not stop being amazed that Hollywood actually accomplished what he thoughts was the impossible - adapting Tolkein to the screen. He's also the one who got us into the extended versions :D
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Date: 2014-04-12 12:04 am (UTC)From:And ha, yes, the extended versions are awesome! They rather spoiled me for other movies, having that much new material to look forward to... The deleted/extended scenes you usually get as extras in movies are hardly the same.