Icon post #3: Ewan, Star Wars, Serenity, etc

[exsequar]

Finally getting this post up! I made all of these the week before last, while I was on vacation with my cousins. I had almost no internet, and some free time, so I iconned! It was very conducive to creativity, actually. One thing I tried out was mini animated icons... they're very plain, simply the clips shrunk down to below 40k, but some of them are cute, I think. You also might notice a distinctly Ewan flavor :D Here's what's in this bunch:

[6] Serenity (all animated from trailer)
[3] Harry Potter
[2] Queer as Folk (B/J)
[2] Life as a House (Hayden christensen as Sam)
[1] Moulin Rouge
[1] Young Adam
[6] Velvet Goldmine
[7] Ewan McGregor
[26] Star Wars (mostly animated, lightsaber training etc. Also some Ani/Obi)
[1] The X-Files
[1] Personalized for a friend

TEASERS:
27.10.41.


Serenity
01.02.03.04.
05.06.

Harry Potter
07.08.09.

Queer as Folk
10.11.

Life as a House
12.13.

Moulin Rouge
14.

Young Adam
15.

Velvet Goldmine
16.17.18.19.
20.21a.21b.

Ewan McGregor
22.23.24.25.
26.27.28.

Star Wars
29.30.31.32.
33.34.35.36.
37.38.39.40.
41.42.43.44.

The X-Files
45.

Johnny, for nebulein
46.

Notes:
07. Was in my alphabet set, but my brother asked me to take off the text, so there it is.
08. created on request by hermioneluna
10. Won first place at bj_icontest (er, my contest.. it wasn't rigged, i swear!)
29. comic is by the lovely and hilarious iharthdarth. credit her too please!



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Comments

[neroli66.livejournal.com]

Yes, we are silly fangirls...but it's Joss and a slash across the chest is like a declaration of True Love in Joss verse, or so I tell myself. ;-)

OMG! You have not seen LWR? So very worth it...I'll say no more on it else I'll spoil it. ;-)

Ewan is the only thing keeping me buying the Star Wars DVD's. But I haven't seen the new one yet and I hear it is much better then the first two so my faith in that verse might be restored by more then Ewan's amazing portrayal of young Obi Wan. I can not get over how well he slipped into Alec Guinness' robes and made the role his own.

Actually, I think all the actors have done amazing jobs, my problems with the prequels are all about the writing. But one must bear in mind that I'm 39, so I saw the original trilogy when they first came out and they were my first fandom. So the prequels have to compete with the originals completely irrational fannish hold of me.

MR was a no brainer for me to love since I adored Baz' Strictly Ballroom and have a serious musical weakness. But Ewan having such a phenomenal voice really sold it. And the pretty doesn't hurt.

I still haven't seen the Pillow Book, I'll be buying it based solely on long ago previews and fan testimonials...and EWAN! :-D

[exsequar.livejournal.com]

I haven't!! I know soo much about it though, all that remains is the actual watching! Meh.

Yes, I know what you mean. The first two Star Wars prequels... not fantastic. I haven't rewatched Aotc since I became a fan of Ewan, which I'm planning on, but TPM was like... not great, and yet Ewan was, Ewan! Liam was great tho. However, RotS is a GREAT movie, in my opinion. Still dialogue issues, obviously, but Ewan? Amazing? Hayden? Really quite good! It's definitely a must see.

George Lucas needs to hire a screenwriter >.<

Ewan does have a lovely voice! Do you like Baz's Romeo + Juliet? I think it's excellent. I haven't seen Strictly Ballroom though, I should!

EWAN! ;)

[neroli66.livejournal.com]

Oh, he so does need a screenwriter! Little late for Star Wars now. But the prequels do get better with repeated viewings and I know in my heart that the dialog in the originals wasn't really that much better, but yeah...

I've not seen Romeo + Juliet all the way through yet, tried watching it a few times but not a big Leo fan and that one the "hook" was them speaking in Shakespearian dialog which is not a weakness of mine like dancing (Strictly Ballrooms hook) or singing.

I need to just go ahead and rent it because I've only tried watching it when it was on TV and I get distracted too easily. If I could watch it without commercials I could probably stick with it long enough to get into it. :-D

[exsequar.livejournal.com]

I bought Romeo + Juliet recently, and while it's not as engrossing as Moulin Rouge (or as rewatchable) I do love Shakespeare and Baz just is a wonderful filmmaker! I like Leo (*coughIwasaTitanicfangirlcough*) and I think claire danes is simply excellent, so yes. I enjoy it :) I get how one's attention would wander though.

[neroli66.livejournal.com]

The wierd part? I loved Titanic too...just haven't cared for him as much in anything else...LOL

And I've probably seen most of it, just not all at once. :-D