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Rhi. ([personal profile] rhivolution) wrote2011-02-11 03:43 pm
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Interview went well despite my headache. I was impressed that the interviewer had obviously been trained, e.g. that he asked for teaching re: genderqueer stuff but said it was only if I felt okay with doing so. I did, so it was all good.

X-Men First Class...I'm not overfond of the trailer, it's okay, but how fucking fond am I of SCREEN SF/US HISTORY CROSSOVERS? THIS MUCH. Even if it is one of the bigger dumbass moments of the 20th century.* Seriously, for some reason, US screen SF hasn't interacted much lately with real historical events, at least that I can think of. Historicity makes me happy.

Of course, that leaves so much room for it all to go wrong, and it likely will, but I will just content myself with the thought of the X-Men stopping the Bay of Pigs fiasco with MUTANT POWERS.

Speaking of history and SF, I have a whole rant started on Firefly and the US Civil War, but as it is related to fuck-all happening in fandom, I'm not sure who'd care.

Would you care? If so, lemme know.

* Which is saying something. There were a hell of a lot of them, US-wise.
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[personal profile] raanve 2011-02-11 09:52 pm (UTC)(link)
I think it's pretty interesting, actually that the Bay of Pigs fiasco is what they're going with. (Admittedly, I am far far out of the X-Men comic-verse loop, so I'm not sure if 'canon' is a factor?) It's just not a go-to event for situating a film around these days.

Also, James McAvoy, I can live with that.

I'm curious about how Captain America is going to play out as well. I'm considerably less familiar w/Captain America, but the spouse is a fan.

You are not sure who would care about your Firefly/Civil War rant? I WOULD CARE. SO MUCH. For serious, I want to read this pls. XD