charloween: (Ianto has a plan)
Charloween ([personal profile] charloween) wrote2008-05-24 01:30 pm
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Oh, Russell T: you've ruined me

OH EM GEE.

Gareth David-Lloyd is going to be at Polaris/Toronto Trek.

The one consistently good part of Torchwood! At Toronto Trek!

And irony of ironies, the very weekend after TT I've got plans to be in Cardiff...

[identity profile] piratefanatic.livejournal.com 2008-05-26 08:19 pm (UTC)(link)
Logan (well, Jason Dohring) does an awesome job of letting us see that majorly fucked up inside and then slamming the bravado walls back up. He continues to play the ass even though the audience knows he's got another side. And he does so successfully! There were many many many times I hated Logan with a passion, even though I knew he wasn't just being an ass for the fun of it. So then when we see more of his vulnerable side, it's got even more of a punch. *cuddles Logan*

Dresden Files was fun. Pretty lightweight, occasional bumps in the transition from book serial to tv show, but generally enjoyable. Some interesting bits about making the supernatural conform to human law (or not) and making supernatural conform to supernatural law (or not). There's a ghost who drove me nuts in the first ep and who I subsequently fell in love with (he's an academic. He wears an ascot. I have no shame). And then, in a later ep, he has this MOMENT OF AWESOME that I watched 7 times. It's one of those happy-making acting moments even though it's v. short. Maybe 20 seconds at most? But it made me squeee.

[identity profile] naturelf.livejournal.com 2008-05-27 10:22 pm (UTC)(link)
Yeah, he's such a woobie-tease.

even though I knew he wasn't just being an ass for the fun of it.
Yes! He's such an interesting character, or at least, he's been written really well. Far better than, say, Duncan (or Meg, lol).

I... don't seem to have any Dresden Files downloaded. HORRORS! Also: TO THE INTARWEBS! Though the law/supernatural thing is going to be jolly fodder for future academic pursuits. It's not "watching tv". It's research!

[identity profile] piratefanatic.livejournal.com 2008-05-29 12:53 pm (UTC)(link)
I want to see more that he's done. Want to compare acting styles! Want want want!

Yeeeah, my mention of the law and supernatural was for that purpose exactly: see, it's research!

Though don't expect Great Moral Conundrums out of DF. It's really just fuzzy (with a bit of whumping here and there).

[identity profile] naturelf.livejournal.com 2008-05-30 08:14 pm (UTC)(link)
Hmmm, he's been in a whole lot of Bad Movies, it seems. Maybe he'll be our generation's James Spader. Plays a lot of jerks, but can totally command any and every scene he's in. Just get him in a movie with Shia LaBeouf and you've got the new RDJ there, too. (Yes, it's A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints that's done it... oh, Shia.)

I love research, though so far all I've discovered is that if a wizard whines at a cop long enough, she'll always give in. Srsly though, I'm really enjoying their interaction - he's dependent on her for so many things (access, for one)....

Whumping like "omg acting out violent death of teenage girl". Yeah, I'll bet they covered that in advanced acting classes. Heh. Woobie Acting 101.