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[clo_again]

You know how sometimes there's a thing like a movie or a book or a fic, and you read it and think it's awful, but then after a few months or years you go back out of insatiable curiosity, because you tell youself it *can't* have been that bad, not *really*?

Trust me, first impressions of these things are worth relying on. The thing will inevitably be as bad as when you first read it and there'll be no words for your annoyance, only incoherent sounds of irritation. Like argh, meaning 'I just completely wasted my time trying to have faith in that it might've been good after all'.

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[kindoftrouble.livejournal.com]

Oh, totally. Like, I thought Van Helsing couldn't be as bad as I remembered it. And then I watched it again and it was just as bad.

I hate that feeling.

[clo.livejournal.com]

It really is the worst feeling, because you end up being disappointed all over again. :( It's why I'm going to refuse to see Corpse Bride again, because at least this way I can keep the illusion that maybe it wasn't as bad as I thought.

There's nothing worse than being disappointed in something you thought would be good. -_-