June 2008
Monday, June 30, 2008
I decided that Saturday was a no-computer day. It's been a while since I've had one of those and it was about darn time. Mom and I went out and saw Get Smart which was hilarious! I laughed so many times. Both my mom and I could have done without the "moon" shots, but they seem to like to stick those things in movies. *rolls eyes* But other than that we enjoyed it a lot. The whole time my throat was really dry and scratchy, though. I even got an Icee and that did nothing to help it.
I did not sleep at all well on Saturday night. Not at all. Between the throat and sneezing and the insane heat, it was just no good. Mom came in to wake me up for church in the morning, and I felt like I should go, but I didn't feel like I was up for it. Right after I spoke and told her I didn't think I was going she said it sounded like I had a cold. I said, "crap." lol So yes, apparently I got myself a cold, though no idea what from. It's been quite some time since I've had one and I'd forgotten how yucky they were. Therefore, I spent most of yesterday on the couch watching movies, pumping myself with fluids, and going through a great many tissues. Have you ever sneezed when you had a really stuffed up nose and snot just flew out everywhere? Yeah, happened a few times yesterday. Hey, at least I was getting it out, right?
I started feeling a little better partway through yesterday, but then the dreaded nighttime recurrence happened. The cold just fakes you out making you think you're feeling better and then wham, slaps you again. I went to bed just after nine last night and took some of the alcohol medicine in hopes it would knock me out. Either I'm still immune to it (one summer past I tried to use it to cure my insomnia), or I'm just really good at keeping the wheels in my brain turning. It was even warmer last night than the previous, plus there was a mild thunderstorm and a few good gusts of wind. I even heard a tree crack and go down somewhere, though thankfully not on anyone's home. Overall I slept better last night than the night before, but still not so well as I'd hoped.
I felt a good deal better when I woke up this morning, and I've actually continued to feel a little better as the day went on. Now, I have passed into the evening hours and do not feel worse again, so hopefully I will be pretty much all better tomorrow! :D I would happy dance, but that's probably more than I should do while I'm still recovering. ;) As it is, I still spent most of today in front of the TV and only got on my computer for a bit earlier, and now to type this before I go to bed. I'm so thankful I'm feeling better though. Praise God!
Friday, June 27, 2008
Yesterday I hung out with Andrew, whom I haven't seen in over four years (we did the math). He took that acting movement class with Autumn and me. Anyway, dad mentioned him on Sunday when we were at lunch and the older couple with us was talking about the theater they have season passes for, so I thought I'd search on Facebook to see if he was there, and he was! He even wrote me back the next day. We chatted on the phone some on Tuesday before I had to go, then finished the convo (sort-of) on Wednesday. It's funny that even though it's been so long, we just fell right into the continuous chatting. He's just one of those friendly outgoing people who's easy to talk to. But yes, yesterday.
I wanted to go to Michael's and see if they had and pliers with smaller tips because I was insane and got small rings for my first attempt at the dragonscale weave. Yup, insane. I spent a LONG time working on it over the past few days and finally managed to get the hang of doing it using one plier and my fingernail (good thing the ring gauges were thinner to go with the smaller size). However, it'd be a whole lot easier with smaller pliers. The hardware store had no selection. So, I went to work with mom yesterday to save on gas and did my errands while she worked. Michael's did have some pliers with smaller tips, so I got them, but have yet to try them out. And, since I was out in the area, I asked Andrew if he had some time to get together. Wasn't sure if it'd work out at first, but it did. :)
We met up at the mall and had lunch. I was brave and tried this funky wrap with stuff in it that I would have NEVER considered trying years ago. lol It was okay, but I had to pick some stuff out that was too strange for me. Andrew's looking at me and I'm all, "excuse me while I pick stuff out of my wrap." lmao I'm so lady-like. ;) We had a good time chatting. We started out with the intent on catching up with what each other's been doing the last four years, but quickly went off on a tangent, which led to another tangent, and another. Toward the end I mentioned that we did a lot of "tangenting" and then he called himself a "tangenter" so we made up two new words. Sounds like a successful day to me. ;) He's just as busy as he was four years ago, though. We'll see if he has time to come see WALL-E with me at some point. And now, that movie will be the remainder of my post.
I volunteered to build it for Cindy since she's been really busy lately and I wanted to do the run-through so I could watch it early anyhow. While I was out yesterday she called and said that Indy 4 was still on the platter and wanted to know if I wanted to break it or if she needed to have someone else do it before I got there. I said I'd take the money and do it. So, as soon as mom and I got back from work/errands/hanging out, I grabbed a few things and headed to the theatre. Thankfully Indy was on the middle platter. There are three platters (only room for two at a time since the film goes from one to another as it's played), and the top two are fine for breaking down a print, but the bottom one is horrible because you end up being stooped almost the entire hour it takes you to break down the film. So yes, happy day that it was not on the bottom!
All went fine breaking down Indy and beginning to build WALL-E minus that it was REALLY warm in the projection booth. There's a mondo light bulb in the projector and it puts out a lot of heat. It has a fan on it at all times while its running (won't even come on if the fan is off), but that doesn't prevent the warmth. When I pulled the fifth reel of WALL-E out of the tin, however, it went bad fast. The reel began with a frame that was entirely black except for a word in the center. Why is that bad and cause for the cussing that immediately sprang forth in my head? Every frame is four sprocket holes long. If you cut it wrong, everyone watching the movie will notice because the picture will shift up or down with part of the frame on the top and part on the bottom and a big ol' black line dividing them. Not good. Most reels begin and end on scenes where you can discern the division between the frames via a black line of varying thickness. However, when the frames in question are almost entirely black, you can't discern the lines and therefore have to guess at where you should cut. *hangs head* Why people, why?
If that wasn't bad enough, the fourth reel ended on entirely black frames. Doh. At least that one had a new thing I hadn't seen on a print before: an arrow and the words "cut here." That made it less bad, but still obnoxious. I finished the rest of the build and stressed the crap out of myself over how horrible it was going to be in the morning when I did the run-through and how hard it would be to fix. (Note: It would have been less hard if the fourth reel ended in a non-black frame... too hard to explain why in writing.) I tried to de-stress when I got home, but it didn't work all that well because I went to bed with a headache.
This morning I woke feeling better and mom and I went down to the theatre to watch the movie. I had had a thought last night wondering if I'd missed that "cut here" thing on the beginning of the fifth reel, but when I checked it before I threaded the projector, it wasn't there, though it was on most of the head and tails of the reels. Figures. I threaded the movie and then prayed again taht it would go okay.
God. Is. AWESOME. Not just for this, but when it got to the fifth reel and the frame was lined up just like it should be I seriously threw my hands in the air and shouted "praise God!" Actually, I shouted it a few times and then thought it to Him a few more. Good thing it was just mom and me in the theatre. ;) Praise God. It's a small thing, but I'm seriously that thankful for it.
The movie was cute. It's both a study in what we're doing to the planet and to ourselves (and what both would lead to) and the amazing way we communicate with gestures and subtle body language. There is less dialogue than in most movies, but I didn't necessarily notice it because I got what the robots (mostly WALL-E) were saying to each other with their few words, sounds, and all their motions. WALL-E is just the cutest little character. I must admit, it wasn't quite so funny as I'd expected, and I hyped it up to myself more than I should have, but it was still so good, and I'll be watching it more times.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Ah, relaxation. lol After standing on the hard floor of the kitchen for around an hour while baking, sitting is definitely good. ;) I made tasty Raspberry Rock Cakes (the name is actually longer, but I always shorten it to this) from the recipe in the Redwall Cookbook. They are so good. I ate two after they came out of the oven because that's when they taste the best. I probably should have only had one, but it was just so good. Anyway, now they're ready for tomorrow evening and I don't have to freak out tomorrow because I'm cutting it too close to the wire or anything like that.
Yesterday after church, my parents and I went to lunch with this really nice older couple they're friends with. Then we went over to their house, which I had not done before. They live right on a river so we walked down there for a bit, then we sat on the deck overlooking it and relaxing/chatting. There were lots of little critters running around and I got a few pictures of a squirrel that frequents one of their bird feeders. Poor thing is mostly blind and her eyes were all fogged over, but she seemed quite able to get around. They don't let any of the other squirrels eat from that feeder since it has pricier food in it, but they let her.
Well, I'm thinking of writing, so maybe I'll do that soon. Either that or I'll open Photoshop and do another scrapbook layout. I made my second one on Saturday and it turned out pretty good. :) It's featuring some pictures of my cousin CJ picking oranges from our Grandpa's tree. It was funny because there's this long pole with a basket thing on the end that you use to get the oranges from up top, but it wasn't working very well. Then, after many, many tries, she finally got one so I've got a really good picture of her with her "prize." Haha. I've got a couple other pictures in mind for other layouts, so I may be bad and not write (fairly normal) and do scrapping instead. *sigh*
Friday, June 20, 2008
Well, perhaps I should have taken those 13th row tickets that came up in Wednesday's presale. Sam and I were up early and on the Ticketmaster page waiting for 10 AM to roll around. Right off the bat, I got the message that there were no floor seats. What? That was way too fast. Sure, I had to try three different CAPTCHAs because their's are too indistinguishable to read, but that still only took a minute. How'd the entire floor sell out that fast? I know there were the pre-sales, but they wouldn't have had all the floor seats... right? Later we got a few floor seats popping up, but in rows like 30 or 23. No. No, no, no. So, we didn't end up buying any tickets for the Van date. We may still try as it gets closer to the show, but we're not sure yet. I'm taking it much better than I would have years ago, though. Sam said it probably also helps that we've both got tickets to one of the other dates on the tour, which is true. One day we will get to go to a BSB concert together... it just might not be until the reunion tour. ;) lmao
I watched Camp Rock on Disney Channel this evening. I was a little skeptical, but I actually liked it. Definitely way better than HSM 2, that's for sure. I think I may even buy a few of the songs from the movie off of Amazon.
So, aside from those two things, the only other thing I did today was meet Emily for lunch, which was good. At least that got me out of the house and I got a tiny bit of exercise while I walked around waiting for her to get there. lol Now, the question is, will I go to bed at a normal time this evening, or fall back into my usual habits since there's no ticket sale to wake up early for tomorrow? ;) Haha.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Sam and I will both be up early tomorrow trying for good seats to the Boys' show in Van. There were presales yesterday morning and this morning and both were a bust. Well, mostly a bust. I did have 13th row floor come up yesterday morning, but I'm being "picky" and I want better than that, at least by a few rows. I feel pretty good about tomorrow though, so we'll see. :)
Group on Tuesday night was really good. I didn't like the video we watched a whole lot (and I'm not sure exactly why), but the discussion we had on it was really good and I enjoyed that a lot. I shared some with the group, but not even close to all that was on my mind. Then yesterday there was posted online a review of our conversations and I left a comment. I had meant to only write a few sentences, but it turned into a rather chunky paragraph and made me cry while I was writing it. It was way easier for me to write a comment there and throw it out to cyberspace than to actually talk about it in the group when people are looking at me. (I freak out when people I don't know well are paying close attention to what I'm saying. Scary.) But just after I posted it I suddenly wondered if maybe I should have just copy/pasted it on here where none of the group people would see it instead of actually submitting it there? Was definitely have fears about what people might say/think, but turned out that Mark posted a comment later saying he's dealt with similar struggles so I feel better about it now. It's sort of scary putting yourself out there to people, you know?
Mom and I went to see Prince Caspian yesterday. Had to because it leaving the theater after today and we weren't going to be able to go today. It was good to get to watch it again. I would have liked to have seen it more times, but I'll have that chance when I get the DVD. It was a little hard to be reminded of how much the re-arranged from the book to the screen, but again, the ending made me happy and made all the rest of it better. I do hope they'll be more faithful to the book for The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, though.
I wrote some yesterday and some today, too! :D *is ecstatic* Still notes, but really good ones that are starting to untangle the plot problems. Praise God! I might even write some more later, which would be super awesome. Oh, and I had an idea for a character name yesterday while watching the movie. I'm thinking of using it for one of the un-named characters in my current project, but I'm still toying with it in my mind and trying to see if it really fits the character. I should do more writing on that character and maybe that would help me to feel if the name fits really well or not. :) Anyway, time for food. Ta!
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Ha! I remembered what I wanted to post yesterday! :D Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was on TV on Friday, so I watched the end (which had cut off on my taped version, for those that don't know/remember). I didn't miss a lot of the ending, but it was nice to see what happened. I guess I'm not a real big Indy fan, though. At least, not of the movies. I like Harrison Ford, the ride at Disneyland and the theme song for sure, but the movies are mostly just okay. Now I can say I've seen them all though. ;)
Somehow I managed to get up early for church this morning. Went to the early service and everything. Got about six hours of sleep, which isn't bad for some people, but doesn't suit me well at all. I need eight and prefer nine to ten. So, I'm feeling a bit tired now, but at least I made it through church okay. Dad also got the sudden urge to go kite flying, so we did that as well. lol Now the song from Mary Poppins is stuck in my head though. The first kite we tried was too fancy and no one had much luck flying it. We got it to go up, but it wasn't there for very long. Heh. The second was a much simpler model with only one string and that one cruised pretty well.
Now dad's barbecuing chicken and veggies for us to have for dinner. Yum. I'm more excited about the veggies because we have this really good marinade for them, but the chicken should be tasty, too. I highly recommend honey with chicken. Can't be beat. ;)
I'll be off now. I might be nuts and buy another pen I don't need but want. I've decided I have an addiction to pens and paper. Seriously, I've got tons of both. There's got to be at least 20 pens scattered across my desk right now and I've got more in drawers for "later." And as for paper... there's a nice sized stack of new notebooks and pads on my floor. And when "back to school" season starts up again in a few months and all the office supply stores have their fabulous sales, I'll go buy more. It's an addiction! I think most people would agree there are far worse and much more harmful addictions out there though, so maybe pens and paper aren't so bad? *looks hopeful*
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Here I was thinking I wasn't expecting to get anything in the mail today. Not so. I got a postcard from Sam--from a place she visited in Spain! :D I love getting mail that is not a bill. Haha.
I wrote a little late last night. I keep thinking about writing and about the story, but also keep procrastinating as much as I can to keep from actually writing. *sigh* I'm trying not to think negatively about myself and my progress though, and hopefully that will eventually be some help. I still have a lot of fears of inadequacy and whatnot, though. But, apparently most writers do and it's just something we have to learn to deal with. *shrugs* God, please help me.
I really should be asleep by now, but I didn't start baking until around 9:30-ten this evening. I was not surprised when I asked my dad what he wanted for Father's day and he replied with a food item. I'm just giving in now. I kept trying to get him to tell me non-food things that he wanted, but if what he really wants are sweets and goodies, then that's what I should get him, right? lol
I swear I had something else to say, something that I really wanted to post here, but it completely escapes my mind right now. Therefore, goodnight.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Today is a new day. It started out like so many have the last few months, but it is not ending that way. I've decided it's time for some positive changes in my life; mostly in my way of thinking. I let negative thoughts control me, berate me, and fill me too often. It must stop. Won't be instantaneous, but I'm making a start now. Why today? Why not?
Actually, though, a few things have happened yesterday and today and I'm starting to listen--to good things. Yesterday we got some "food for thought" in preparation for the next young adult group meeting. It really hit me and it was one of those moments where I felt like that was just for me from God. It was something I really needed to think about, and part of it was one of my favorite Psalms which I re-read and discovered some new meaning in. I still need to do part of it, but I've begun seriously thinking about it, which is a very important start.
Then, today, Oprah was a re-run that I'd seen before, but mom and I watched it and I decided that some of it should be applied. They were talking about the "Law of Attraction" and how you bring good things to yourself by thinking good thoughts and visualizing, etc. I had to modify some of what they said to follow what I believe about God, but some of it is really good advice and goes with what God wants for us. I know he doesn't want me bringing myself down all the time. So, there are a number of things I'll probably do, but the first I did today. I made a vision board for myself. I won't be sharing what's on it, but I will say that I wrote God in the center. I need constant help and reminders to keep Him as the center of my life and who I am, etc. And I want my vision to be in line with His vision for me, so it just made perfect sense to write His name in the center of the paper. I taped it up on my closet so I'll see it every day. Part of me wants to already label some of the things I've put on it "silly," but I can't allow myself to do that anymore. They may be silly, but they are things I'd like (or think I would... still falling into that trap), and they're up there so that's that.
I have to be honest and say I've gained some traits I don't like and am not proud of the last few years. But that doesn't mean I have to keep them around--they can be changed. :) Gah, I'm tearing writing this! lol So here I start to think more positively and live better. I will need a lot of help from God though. ;)
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Yesterday was a long and busy day. I was up at 6:30 in the morning. Egh. Thankfully, I was ready and left on time so that I got to the court for my jury summons a little early. Went through the metal detector and had my bags checked (I maybe should have taken less, but I didn't want to be bored, lol), then myself and the other prospective jurors got to sit on nasty hard benches in a court room for almost two hours before the "interviewing" commenced.
They divided all of us into two groups: one that stayed and one that went into the other courtroom for different trial. I was in the one that stayed, but had to move so we were arranged by our number on our badge. The interviewing was done all together, first via hand raising or no hand raising with questions from the judge, then by questions from the prosecuting and defense attorneys. For the latter two, they asked us group questions and then based on our responses asked some people to elaborate on the answers given. Then it was time for the six people to be chosen to sit on the jury. I didn't think they were going to pick me based on the last few things I said, but apparently they liked that because I was the third juror called.
The whole experience was actually rather interesting. Most of the time spent on the trial was actually explanation to us jurors on what our role was and what we were supposed to do. It's a good thing that they explain it all, but the trials would go much quicker if they made everyone take a juror prep. class before they started choosing. *shrugs* Whatever. We had to swear and were ordered by the judge that we would not say anything about the trial until it was completed. All we were allowed to tell anyone we talked to during lunch was that we had been "impaneled on a jury." But, after the trial was concluded we were allowed to tell anyone we wanted anything and everything about it. So, here it goes.
It was a criminal case where the defendant was charged with two counts. The first count was driving with a suspended license, the second resisting arrest. We heard testimony from the arresting Trooper and from the defendant. I got a little annoyed at the defense attorney during his cross-examination of the Trooper as the way he was posing questions and remarks was meant to accuse the Trooper of pulling over and arresting the defendant based entirely on the defendant's ethnicity. It was amazing how they attempted to spin things to their favor, just like they do in movies and on TV. Unlike media, however, there were a lot of "ums" and other verbal pauses on the part of both the prosecuting and defense attorneys. They were both pretty young, as far as lawyers are concerned, so they were still new at things. We, the jurors, were informed by the judge after the trial was completed that it was only the first or second time the prosecuting attorney (who was assisted by a sr. attorney) had been involved in a trial as she was still in school. I could tell she was nervous a number of times as she addressed us, the jury, during the trial, and I couldn't blame her as I'd have been worse off.
The only evidence we had were the two testimonies and a certified copy of two papers in relation to the license suspension. The first count we did not deliberate on at all: it was quite obvious by the evidence that the license was indeed suspended (back in 2004!) and the defendant had never gone and gotten it reinstated after the 365 days it was suspended for. We pronounced the defendant guilty on that count. The second count, that of resisting arrest, took us considerably longer.
Here I must admit: I was a problem juror. I kept asking questions and took a long time coming around to agree with the others. I was not the only one, one other juror had some of the same questions and concerns as I did, but I still took longer coming around. I was having a hard time with the definition of resisting arrest we were given and if the actions of the defendant really fell within them. I was thinking more leniently than what the law defined, and eventually came around to agreeing on guilty with everyone else. It came down to that the defendant should have explained what he was doing to the officers and/or let them help him. By not doing so, he was ignoring their commands which therefore constitutes resist. Once I finally agreed with them, we signed the verdicts and called for the bailiff to escort us back to the courtroom. It was very strange sitting there for the reading of the verdict. Immediately after it was read, we were escorted back to the jury deliberation room, where the judge joined us a few minutes later.
The juror who was sitting next to me in there asked the judge some questions about the trial and about what would happen to the defendant. Turns out that judge was not the sentencing judge, but had some guesses as to what his sentence might be and mentioned that he didn't have a very good record. She also answered some other questions that confirmed that we had indeed ruled on the side of the law and further cleared up some of the confusion I had, so I know that we did the right thing. I still feel bad for the guy, but when you do a crime, you must accept the consequences of it. Hopefully he'll make better choices in the future, and I prayed that would be so.
It was definitely not as bad as I thought it would be, and the fabulous news was that it only lasted the one day and that meant we had done our duty as jurors and did not have to report back again today! :D *happy dance* I had prayed and asked God that if I got selected for a jury that it was a) for a case that wasn't going to give me nightmares or anything and b) wouldn't last more than a day or two. Thank you for the "yeses" on those Lord God. :D Praise be to Him!
I was totally bushwhacked by the time the trial ended and I had a lovely headache, despite having popped two pills during one of the earlier stints in the deliberation room. However, my day was not done. I got some hot chocolate and then headed to the store to get veggies to bring to the first meeting of the new "college age" group at church. Thankfully, I had some time to just sit and relax at home for a bit before the BBQ started, so that was nice. Emily arrived at my house a little before it was to start and we carpooled to the BBQ.
I had quite a bit of fun. It turned out better than I was hoping and I'm glad. The food was good and there were a lot of laughs both during dinner and afterward when we all went around and introduced ourselves and discussed what we'll be studying in the coming weeks. Emily said she liked it okay too and that she'll probably come next week if she's not working and see how the "study" part goes. It was good, no one put her on the spot about where she stood or anything since she's not exactly a Christian, but not exactly not one either. She doesn't really know. There was a moment when the two of us were worried someone was going to put her on the spot with a question, but thankfully that did not happen. Whew. We ended up leaving earlier than everyone else because I still had the headache from earlier and was feeling very tired. They were just pulling out games to play, which would have been fun, but I just wasn't up for it. Next week should be good though. :)
I could write about more stuff, but this entry is plenty long already. I'll just say that I got Jumper on DVD in the mail yesterday and watched it today with my mom and it was good, of course. :) Also got Eulalia! by Brian Jacques, but don't know when I'll start reading that as I'm currently reading another book and there's also that pile of books to read that I haven't made much of a dent in since the last time it was mentioned here. Heh.
Sunday, June 8, 2008
After church this morning, I met up with Emily for lunch. Then we wandered around some shops for a while afterward. We made it over to the used bookstore just before it closed and looked around for a while. At first I didn't find anything of interest, but when I had decided I was done looking, I then spotted a reference section and scanned the books there. Still nothing jumping out at me, so I look away at some other shelves and then look back at that one again and spot the following title: Descriptionary. Huh, what's that? I pick it up and the first thing it plops open to is a section on various names/words to describe beards. I got WAY excited.
Yeah, I know, excited over words to describe beards, but I've been thinking for ages how, as a writer, it would be nice to have a resource that had such things in it, particularly clothing and architecture terms. And I've always wondered about chins. What is a cleft chin, anyway? Drat. I just looked and nothing on chins (ah, Wikipedia), but still a valuable resource. Sections on fencing terms, space flight, hairstyles (even broken down into centuries) and clothing--fabulous! So much thanks goes out to the author of the Descriptionary, Marc McCutcheon. I am so elated.
Saturday, June 7, 2008
My passport arrived today. :) That was majorly fast. I think it only took about two weeks, which is very nice. Now I'm all set to visit Sam in Canada in a few months! :D And now I could go to Ireland too... you know, if I could ever get enough money for that. Haha.
Really hasn't been much going on. I spent a few days backing up all of the data on my computer and reformating the drive. Oh yes, and the power went out when I was running tests just prior to the reformat as well. Woo (in the not really "woo" way). So far my computer seems to be sort of behaving itself. It did freak out on me yesterday with a BSOD error that I'd never seen before, but it didn't shut down when I inserted discs, so maybe that means it'll be okay. Not holding my breath just yet, but it seems positive.
Started some more room cleaning/re-arranging today. Moved some books to different shelves so I could clear off a shelf for more books. Heh. I'm starting to accumulate a lot more than I ever used to have, so space is becoming a fun issue now. Actually, I think I'll go work on that some more and get some other chores done while I'm at it. Then I won't be a useless blob for today. ;)
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Happy June all. :) The first few days of a month are always a little confusing, so it's good that fives are so easily changed into sixes when you mis-write the date. Haha. Now I am counting the days until the release of WALL-E at the end of the month. I am so excited for it, and the little robot totally reminds me of Johnny 5 from Short Circuit! So cute! By the way, if you don't know about Johnny 5, you're missing out. Go rent the movie ASAP! One of these days I should buy it on DVD.
I just watched the "scene" from Twilight that MTV released tonight online. I put scene in quotes because it's more like a snippet than a real scene. Honestly, it's nothing to get excited over, and some of it looks overly fake. Don't know if the last is just because this is an early edit and not the final for the film, but there it is anyway. I'm still planning to see the movie and trying not to judge it too much by the clip.
