You're welcome. How are you today? I haven't seen you around the forum much (granted, I haven't posted a lot lately).
Yep, same here. Quick tip: If you don't want something spoiled for you, don't look up any information about the 3rd movie until you've seen the...
There are actually three live-action Death Note films. Death Note, Death Note: The Last Name, and L: Change the WorLd. The third one is more of a...
Les Mis is amazing! I'm probably going to wear out my DVD copy of it soon. Haha. Have you seen the second Death Note film?
New follower? Who likes B Gata H Kai, Mirai Nikki, and Death Note? Please, tell me the movies you like!
Yep; he's basically what makes him the character and no one else. I really liked it, probably because I thought Bane was really interesting....
I remember this...and I remember crawling into a little ball and sobbing when I first saw it. Good to see that not much has changed.
Ah, okay. I really loved Yuki in Disappearance. It was only a short glimpse, but it really explained a lot about her. I'm going to have to add it to the endless amount of manga that I need to finish buying then.
Dude, that's epic. How's the story; I've been wanting to read the series, but that means I add another manga series I must be purchasing. And happy birthday.
Me in costume for my first play. Spoiler
Soul Eater is my glue to it. I'll watch FMA: Brotherhood on my own, so I can see the full story. I personally hope that they add more "new" anime instead of relying on nostalgia. In reality, it's a cheap trick that gets old fast. Although, despite seeming that I hate it, I'm looking a bit forward to SAO in August (I think it's okay, but I don't think it's as great as everyone else says it is). I want to see what a new cast brings to it. And I'm a big Cherami Leigh fan. A bit nervous about the casting for her, but she played a similar character in Sacred Blacksmith, so it should be good.
Yeah, and it's good to see the transformation of Tony Stark through the years. I always seemed to like that arrogance about him for some reason or...
I think they knew what the Keyblade was. I think the "key" he mentioned is the person who wields the Keyblade. They don't know who wields it, so that was the whole search. And it could've just been code, in case the letter ever fell into the wrong hands.
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Before moving to LA years ago, I had been to a number of small conventions, and had only met one actress at the time, Monica Rial. I had gotten two autographs from her, some interaction time, and was probably the highlight of my con experiences at that time. The best part was that autographs were free. Then, when I moved, the first con I went to was the start of Comikaze. There, I also got a few autographs from voice actors as well as comic book artists. Again, great time. The second year I went, however, there were a lot of people who were going that I really wanted to get autographs from. The thing was, they all charged money. Before then, I had thought that signing autographs were just free, plain and simple. I was disappointed and only got one autograph that day, simply because my sister paid for it for me. So now, as my first time to AX starts to loom, I can't help but have that bitter taste in my mouth about the whole autograph thing. Did I only have isolated incidents and the majority of cons have you charge for an autograph with someone you admire. I can understand the business side of it, and for people like Tara Strong or Stan Lee, I can see that they do charge, but I'm just against it. People already pay so much money to get into a con, spend money on merchandise for you to sign (or make something special that is homemade), and they charge for it. It kind of just says to me "hey, they did pay me to come here, but i'm only here so I can make a few quick bucks." For many, I know that's not the case, but it just leaves a bad impression on me. I sometimes wonder if it's the company that makes them charge instead of the actor? What do you guys think about it?
I want you to save this thread okay? Save it in your favorites. Then I want you to come back to it in three years. No more no less. Then, when you come back and visit this thread, tell me what you think about what you posted. Trust me, I'VE BEEN THERE. I'm not sure where you're getting that they have different religious beliefs. Yes, Skillet is a Christian band, but they actually have a number of fans who are either from different faiths or just non believers. And that simply comes down to tolerance of what the other person believes. You don't always have to get into discussion/debates about faith. I mean, this site centers around Kingdom Hearts, be we have people from different backgrounds and faiths coming all together to discuss the game and other similarities.
Thank you, Jayn. And don't say you hate us once the headaches start kicking in.
Should I either play Sweeney Todd or put on some classical music (to let out my inner Lecter)?
Is one of those things fortune cookies?
