So. My sister called me and told me to go see "I Am Legend."
In her defense, she knew I already was thinkin' about seeing it.
Against her, though, she knows I'm a total weenie when it comes to scary movies. I cannot tell you how many scary movies I've walked out on because I was too scared to keep watching. I walked out on M. Night Shyamalan's "Signs." Too frickin' scary. I had to wait until my husband watched it on DVD, and then he had to tell me EVERYTHING that happened in it, and even then, I kept pausing it and running away and crying before I could finish it.
I just realized... I am a huge weenie.
("The Exorcist"? I didn't see it until I was 12 years old. AND! That was the edited-for-prime-time-TV version. No cursing. Very, very clean. And I still slept with the lights on... through all of 7th grade.)
(Not kidding!!!!!)
So, OK, my dear stister tells me to go see "I Am Legend." I take my 19-year-old daughter and my 15-year-old son. We are seated in the second row, and there's a teenager three seats down from me who talked NONSTOP through the whole movie, even though her own friends were whispering, "Shhhhh," and "Hush now," at her.
I saw that movie on Wednesday.
It scared the wubba out of me.
I didn't walk out, but only because I didn't want to traumatize my own very delicate children.
So.
On the night that passed between Wednesday and Thursday morning?
I had nightmares every hour or so. I walked around the house, looking for zombies. I was very, very worried about the mutating zombies who would expose themselves to daylight. I tried to hide in closets. In my dreams.
I am ... *such* a huge wimp.
Darn it, my darlin' husband wants me to see "I Am Legend" with him on Saturday night.
Why can't we go see a romantic comedy???
At least, no matter how freaked out I got? I never did smoke a cigarette.
Next time, remind me to blog about how irritated I am with the lack of black markets. I paid $130 for my last box of Chantix, and I only used three-quarters of that box. Seems like a huge waste of moolah! On the other hand, I'm not spending $11 a day on cigarettes. So I guess it all evens out!
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In your sister's defense, I must point out that she told you you needed a hand to hold. She also knows how much you looooove zombie movies.
You'll be prepared when you see it Saturday night with your husband. I bet that it will remove some of its impact when you see it a second time and watch with a more analytical eye. You'll ask yourself questions like "Hey! If all the bridges were blown up, how would someone drive into or out of Manhattan? Hmmmmmmm?!!!!!!"
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