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[kid8dik]

Despite its persistently dusty appearance, returning to Hogwarts always has its advantages.

During our vacation, Liz dragged me to see a muggle movie named Midnight: Broken Dawn. Frankly I am appalled at how muggles view Vampires and Werewolves. How could a vampire travel to Brazil? This is just illogical to me.

And when I asked Liz to explain, she told me that they sparkled in the sunlight, but I cannot fathom why this would be the case.

I am left to presume this is another case of muggle movies adapting novels poorly.


[ooc: "Midnight" is what I'm calling "Twilight" for all intents and purposes.]

Comments

[selfhatred]

PLEASE TELL ME SHE AT LEAST TOOK YOU TO THE PREMIERE IF NOT OPENING NIGHT.
IF SHE DID I'M SO FUCKING JEALOUS. DO YOU FUCKING KNOW HOW SOLD OUT IT WAS IN LONDON?

[couragecore]

Actually that's a case of films adapting a terrible novel for exactly what it is.

[bluhbluhhugewitch]

Wow, why would you even w8ste your time on that? O8viously their understanding goes a8out as deep as decor8ions on Halloween.
W8, there's a 8ook?

[mo_cara]

VaMpIrEs MoThErFuCkIn SpArKlE?
wOaH.

[instantdrama]

Oh, god. Don't even get me started on those... things. I can't believe you sat through the whole thing!

[ificanmince]

In Brazil, vampires are different... Jararacas, they are called, but they do not drink blood.

The Lobisomen, they are a bit more like vampires in some legends, although they are also sometimes werewolves.

Of course, I haven't seen either like I've seen a flobberworm.

[fashioneighsta]

They sound very stylish!