myOtaku.com: Nevi

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Vitals

Birthday
• 1991-05-08
Gender
• Female
Location
• Turn Left At Greenland
Member Since
• 2004-01-11
Occupation
• Webmistress.
Real Name
• Elizabeth

Personal

Achievements
• Have over 60 LP records.
Anime Fan Since
• Since I was a child, I suppose.
Favorite Anime
• Currently? Anime: Death Note -- Manga: Nana
Goals
• To get into Oxford University! (I dream big!)
Hobbies
• Listening to music, reading, writing, photoshop, anime,
Talents
• Photoshop, HTML, knowing the name of any Beatle song by the opening line.

myOtaku.com: Nevi

Monday, November 27, 2006

Ron Howard!
I absolutely love Ron Howard as a director! Who would have known that little Opie Kuningham (lol) would have turned out to be so successful!
Well, we watched "The DaVinci Code" last night and I absolutely loved it. The cinematography was amazing, the actors were amazing and although it was highly fabricated, the story was amazing too. Some of the dates that they mentioned were conflicting, and the evidence shaky and highly unlikely. Like the person sitting to the left of Jesus in the last supper paining has already been identified as John, not Mary Magdeline, and if you take John out of the picture it leaves only eleven disciples. This causes trouble for the DaVinci theories.
Also the Knights Templar created to protect Mary Magdeline wouldn't have been born until a few centuries after the death of Christ. Also, it is believed that Mary Magdeline was Jesus sister, Joseph's daughter from his first wife. So there are flaws in the story all over. But over all it was wildly entertaining!
I sympathized so much with the Albino Monk's character. I felt sorry for him. *tears* He was like a strange, twisted, little kid. Poor Albino Monk!

Also I'm flying out to Texas Thursday, so I won't be able to update much. (Just when I was sorta getting back into a routine! Sorta.)
We're going to the Kyser's house again. I'm so exited, I've missed them a bundle! ^_^
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