I think fandom's obsession with men has caused me to pretty much be disinterested in them unless something really jumps out at me. Which is kind of sad, as I do like men. (Most recent case: I watched and enjoyed Atonement today, but while I found James McAvoy's character likable and charming, there's wasn't much to make me notice him above and beyond being a good character for his type. Briony's aspect of the story, however, fascinated me. Keira Knightley's character stood out a little more to me, but that's because I have a bit of a thing for proper/traditional girls who want more.)
I watched a bit of BSG(the mini and a few eps) but bounced off it hard. I could see why it was good, and why I was expected to love it, but it pushed itself a little hard to me.
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Date: 2008-07-23 10:32 pm (UTC)I think fandom's obsession with men has caused me to pretty much be disinterested in them unless something really jumps out at me. Which is kind of sad, as I do like men. (Most recent case: I watched and enjoyed Atonement today, but while I found James McAvoy's character likable and charming, there's wasn't much to make me notice him above and beyond being a good character for his type. Briony's aspect of the story, however, fascinated me. Keira Knightley's character stood out a little more to me, but that's because I have a bit of a thing for proper/traditional girls who want more.)
I watched a bit of BSG(the mini and a few eps) but bounced off it hard. I could see why it was good, and why I was expected to love it, but it pushed itself a little hard to me.