Batman Begins and Real Life Ponderings

[starsandsea]

O.k, real life stuff first:

I don't know what's wrong with me recently, but for the last few nights, I have been incredibly tired. And I mean, barely able to change into pajamas before collapsing into bed, tired. And this only happens as I get ready to go to bed. I'm fine for the rest of the day and evening, but when I get ready for bed, BLAM, tiredness. I haven't been doing anything that takes up a lot of energy, and I have even been going to bed slightly earlier than usual.

Along with this, I have been have some very vivid dreams that have gone so far that when I wake up in the morning, I am not sure if the dream is reality or not. Guess that classifies me as ready for the asylum no?

The only thing I can think that might be making me feel like this, is that I have been feeling like I might be coming down with a cold for the last few weeks, but besides that nothing. *Ponders*

Anyway Batman Begins stuff:

I was watching it last night and noticed two things.

1. In the scene just before Bruce tries out the tumbler, and he and Lucius are talking ('don't treat me like a idiot' part) in the first time we are looking at Lucius from Bruce's POV, if you look in the far right hand corner of the screen, then you can see someone who I don't think is supposed to be there. They are not there the second time it happens. And this is just really trivial, so onto the next, and more interesting one!

2. Never once does Bruce call Gotham 'my city'. Everyone else does. Falcone, the police commissioner, but not Bruce. At all. Whenever he talks about Gotham, he just says 'Gotham'. Just a little something I found interesting.

Anyway, think that is all. Cept that the muses are being silly. Bruce is angsting his little heart out, and Clark is compensating by being so fluffy it's almost sickening.

And if anyone has actually read all of this strange ramble I would be incredibly surprised.

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[jij.livejournal.com]

2. Never once does Bruce call Gotham 'my city'. Everyone else does. Falcone, the police commissioner, but not Bruce. At all. Whenever he talks about Gotham, he just says 'Gotham'. Just a little something I found interesting.

That's...actually...really interesting! *ponders* Very odd. I'm not sure what to make of it at all, even.

Cept that the muses are being silly. Bruce is angsting his little heart out, and Clark is compensating by being so fluffy it's almost sickening.

I think we have cloned muses...that's what almost always happens with me as well. My problem is that as a Clark girl I always end up catering to him...thus my problem with Persistent Fluff Disorder (PFD). :)

And if anyone has actually read all of this strange ramble I would be incredibly surprised.

I've read (and written!) much longer!

[arch-schatten.livejournal.com]

2. Never once does Bruce call Gotham 'my city'. Everyone else does. Falcone, the police commissioner, but not Bruce. At all. Whenever he talks about Gotham, he just says 'Gotham'. Just a little something I found interesting.

Ohh, interesting! I never noticed... and being as posessive as Bruce is of his city, it might have other connotations. Lol, at least, happy fanon connotations. Might it be that he's too young still to play alpha male for his city? or is he more open to teamwork in the movie-verse, willing to share?

I must watch it again. I always tell myself I should, and then I remember Katio Holmes and I get all :( damn the beards!