TVD is definitely on the top of that list - I'm getting the downloads for that and Breaking Bad out of the way first, because I understand there will be times when I'm watching both series where I'll need to start on the next episode right after one episode ends. Right after that will probably be Dollhouse and The Good Wife, then Coupling and Misfits. In the mean time I'm catching up on the Chuck episodes I've missed and the movies I haven't been able to see. And I started Buffy last year before I realised I shouldn't be getting into a show as big as that this year, so I put it aside around mid-S2, and I think I'm going to have to rewatch it from the beginning - except I'm not sure if I want to rewatch things? It's all very complicated, you see.
elegantly cruel is the perfect, perfect way to describe how I've envisioned Bellatrix! And I feel like time spent in Azkaban should make people even more quiet in their insanity.
I didn't even think of Mrs Cattermole, but you're right. Ooh. I may want to rewatch the movie just to pick out the parallels, actually; I loved that they weren't too in-your-face, too.
they don't have the veteran British thespians to rely on as much I feel so terrible for these thesps! My dad kept picking out people he recognised and was surprised they didn't stay on-screen for longer than two or three minutes, hee. I can't wait to see more of them in the next movie, as much as I loved the focus on the trio in this one.
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Date: 2010-11-28 05:27 pm (UTC)elegantly cruel is the perfect, perfect way to describe how I've envisioned Bellatrix! And I feel like time spent in Azkaban should make people even more quiet in their insanity.
I didn't even think of Mrs Cattermole, but you're right. Ooh. I may want to rewatch the movie just to pick out the parallels, actually; I loved that they weren't too in-your-face, too.
they don't have the veteran British thespians to rely on as much
I feel so terrible for these thesps! My dad kept picking out people he recognised and was surprised they didn't stay on-screen for longer than two or three minutes, hee. I can't wait to see more of them in the next movie, as much as I loved the focus on the trio in this one.