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First
in Line – “The Hobbit” and me – way over the top with stimulation
This
morning my head is a little fizzy and feels a few sizes bigger than it was
yesterday morning. And having
experienced a few Hangovers in the past as well as Jet Lag – this present
feeling is coming close to both of these past feelings.
I
went to the show with my son-in-law yesterday afternoon… the first showing of “The
Hobbit”.
Wow!
What an odd thing for a grown man to do!
It should have been a kid thing or a young adult thing… BUT the theatre
was attended by mostly people that are considered adult… or older like me.
When
we came out there were two or three long lines of younger adults and teenagers
waiting for their turn. They all were
watching our faces closely to see the reactions of what we witnessed.
My
head was buzzing when I walked out. My mind was swirling and twisting at every
turn as I took each step. That was
because of my previous almost three hour adventure with a young Hobbit that
tried to keep up to a small band of Dwarfs and an Old Wizard that seemed to be
leading them all.
Butterflies
came right out of the screen at times, so did the clubs and swords and whatever
the dudes were fighting with at that moment.
Snot flew and so did other body liquids as the characters interacted.
At
one moment a guy stood right in front of us with his back to our seats. It was
like he walked in and just stood in front of us… after he bought his popcorn. I
was about to shout out “Sit down you idiot – I CAN’T SEE WHAT IS HAPPENING!” But I didn’t.
Thank goodness… it was a character in the movie that was projected
outward to the audience in the 3D Movie.
Was that part ever real!!!
“The
Hobbit” is definitely a sensory overload experience. My eyes and ears filled my mind with delight
and horror all at the same time. I
reacted and over reacted at times… and other times just wished that I could go
to the place where this movie was shot… what amazing countryside it was. Yet I was not sure if any of it was real in that
the technology that was used is so far advanced that it simply blows you
mind! I mean how did they get two giant
stone men – as big as mountains – or part of the mountains to come alive to
fight?
I
already had an active and very wild imagination long before this 3D movie was
ever conceived. I was born with it and
have relied on what it can do long before any of this new stuff.
“The
Hobbit” just made what my mind already does burst into colour and side stories
and wild stories and beautiful stories and …. I ran out of words to tell you
what happened. Good Lord – I have no words for what is happening in my head!
Oh
– I need a couple of Tylenols extra strength please…. On boy.
~ Murray Lincoln ~
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