Nina seems to fall into the category of "victim this bad thing happened to" which is less metaphorically interesting to me.
Well, generally speaking, the majority of werewolves fit that description, whether it be a curse or a bite. Whether the victim embraces the condition or not after the fact, I don't think I've ever seen a character seek to become a werewolf (where there are definite examples of that when it comes to vampires).
There's not going to be a lot of Hogwarts in the last two movies.
Though it would be nice if they filled in some of the stuff with Neville and Ginny during that year.
Right, but then after she's bitten, it--apart perhaps from Smile Time--is as closely related to diabetes or some medical condition you have to manage as anything spiritual or having to do with her personality.
Oooh, trailer.
Spiderman 4 probably won't make the May 6 2011 release date. Production's on hold until Raimi finds a script he likes.
that's not a great sign for it, is it?
I mean, it doesn't have to be awful, but...
Ooh. We should submit a Buffista cooperative script. I bet we could do better than what he's seen.
Among my friends there's a sort of opposite of Moff's Law mantra. "If you analyze this movie, it
will
fall apart." It's spoken in the middle of a film when something like a lighter held to a sprinkler head setting off all the sprinklers starts the people with a knowledge of fire protection whining and you want them to be quiet so you can enjoy the film. After the movie, it's fair game.
Yeah, kinda like "Entourage" "canon". In a lot of ways, it's a fun show with a cast I like and some funny characters and I don't mean to disparage it. But it totally would not hold up to Buffista scrutiny as even the creators seem unsure about things that in another verse would be just, like simple. Like "Does Ari Gold have a sister?"Also, almost every plot seems to get resolved with something coming out of the sky(not literally!) for Vince.