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selenakVividcon is a good thing for a multifandom girl like yours truly. (To admire from afar.) Here are three vids from three different fandoms I watched today and loved:
Sarah Connor Chronicles:
Army of Me: The Sarah-John-Cameron triad and the dynamics of same; the parallels, the differences. Oh, Connors. Oh, Cameron. Oh wonderful, wonderful show. Damn you, Fox. (Spoilers for both seasons.)
Lost:
The Past Was Another Country: Hurley, like Vir in Babylon 5 and Pilot in Farscape, is one of these sweet, and genuine kind characters who break your heart when you realize how much tragedy is going on behind their friendly exterior. This is a vid which captures Hurley's personality in its mixture of exuberance and broken-ness beautifully. Spoilers for all five seasons.
Iron Man:
Elevation: it's Andraste, so you know it's good. It's also a great way to capture the sheer energy and slightly suspicious joy the movie Iron Man provides when its hero discovers self-improvement via high tech superheroics. I love it.
Sarah Connor Chronicles:
Army of Me: The Sarah-John-Cameron triad and the dynamics of same; the parallels, the differences. Oh, Connors. Oh, Cameron. Oh wonderful, wonderful show. Damn you, Fox. (Spoilers for both seasons.)
Lost:
The Past Was Another Country: Hurley, like Vir in Babylon 5 and Pilot in Farscape, is one of these sweet, and genuine kind characters who break your heart when you realize how much tragedy is going on behind their friendly exterior. This is a vid which captures Hurley's personality in its mixture of exuberance and broken-ness beautifully. Spoilers for all five seasons.
Iron Man:
Elevation: it's Andraste, so you know it's good. It's also a great way to capture the sheer energy and slightly suspicious joy the movie Iron Man provides when its hero discovers self-improvement via high tech superheroics. I love it.
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Date: 2009-08-17 08:03 am (UTC)This is me blushing, as usual *g*.
It's also a great way to capture the sheer energy and slightly suspicious joy the movie Iron Man provides when its hero discovers self-improvement via high tech superheroics. I love it.
Thank you. It was great fun to make, at least when I wasn't having huge technical difficulties the day I was meant to be uploading the vid! Staring at Robert Downey Junior for hours on end wasn't exactly a chore ...
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Date: 2009-08-17 12:59 pm (UTC)