The Way Is Shut. The Dead Made This Path And The Dead Keep It. The Way Is Shut

This is a leetle late now, but bear with me.
That was, undeniably, the best movie in all of cinema history.
It was just so... emotive and brilliantly acted and, damn well deserving of oscars.


Ah, that wasn't anywhere near as long as it's meant to be. more later.

Allrighty. I'm back!
I'm changing the date of this entry, because I can. Ha!
Allright.

The Lord of the Rings day, 2003

I woke up at some insane and ungodly hour, 6am, and then started getting ready.
There wasn't really much "getting ready" to do, all I had to do was put my costume on, put the standard/banner/flag together and "eat breakfast" [I was too excited - it ended up going cold and not being eaten] and then it was **finally** time to go.

By the time I got to the cinema, I'm fairly sure I was gibbering. But no matter.
So we started the cue, and it was all good, and then we finally got in the cinema.. an hour early O.o
There was this guy in front of us with a Gandalf the Grey staff type thing. Fairly cool.

We saved seats for peoples that hadn't arrived yet, and they all got there in time, *phew*
And then, the movie started.
It's in a cut, mainly because I expect it to be long.
( the crownless again shall be king )