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Livejournal is currently out of operation, so I'm here posting instead.
Curious to see if anyone notices. Hee. I'll probably copy the post to my lj at a later point.
Just finished reading issue 27 of Buffy S8 comic books, written by Jane Espenson and produced by Joss Whedon. Before reading the comic - I had read several reviews by people online regarding it, notably the top three stormwreath, beergoodfoamy, aycheb...haven't seen 2maggie2's yet. So, I went in with rather low expectations - and ended up being rather surprised. This happens a lot with reviews - someone will review a film, book, or tv show - I'll see it and wonder, okay, were we reading or watching the same thing? Because that's not how I saw or read or experienced it at all. One of the most frustrating things and entertaining things about human interaction is how diverse and at times contradictory our perceptions of shared experiences and reality truly are. How many times have you spoken to someone at work or in your family or online and thought - where is the person coming from? I just don't get how they can possibly see it that way? And wander off shaking your head in bewilderment?
( Retreat Review - Spoilers )
Curious to see if anyone notices. Hee. I'll probably copy the post to my lj at a later point.
Just finished reading issue 27 of Buffy S8 comic books, written by Jane Espenson and produced by Joss Whedon. Before reading the comic - I had read several reviews by people online regarding it, notably the top three stormwreath, beergoodfoamy, aycheb...haven't seen 2maggie2's yet. So, I went in with rather low expectations - and ended up being rather surprised. This happens a lot with reviews - someone will review a film, book, or tv show - I'll see it and wonder, okay, were we reading or watching the same thing? Because that's not how I saw or read or experienced it at all. One of the most frustrating things and entertaining things about human interaction is how diverse and at times contradictory our perceptions of shared experiences and reality truly are. How many times have you spoken to someone at work or in your family or online and thought - where is the person coming from? I just don't get how they can possibly see it that way? And wander off shaking your head in bewilderment?
( Retreat Review - Spoilers )