Rainy day reflections

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 Day 197


May 14th, 2024


As I take a moment to reflect on the project, I can't help but feel a sense of amazement and slight disbelief at what I've accomplished thus far. It's both impressive and a little crazy to think that I've managed to thoroughly review not only the movie itself, but also its accompanying soundtrack, score, and even the book that was inspired by the film.


Not to mention, but I also read the sequel graphic novel and it's sequel. It's been quite a challenging undertaking, but I feel proud of the progress I've made and excited to see where this project takes me next.


Next stop logically is the screenplay and another book that is about the developmental hell of the project. 


Today I will just reflect while watching.

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