As the movie started, Rogue tried to see it the way Steve might, thinking over each line of dialogue and noticing how many modern references were slipped in, likely to entertain the adults who watched the film with their children. Still, she decided, it was easy enough to follow the general story, especially once they actually got into the mythology of it all.
It was a bit like watching it for the first time for Rogue as well, in the end. She'd seen the movie before, of course, but it hadn't been a huge part of her childhood, growing up the way she had, and so she'd never really watched it with childlike wonder. That was how she saw it now, though, and she was pulled into the experience right along with Steve, laughing at the jokes and drifting on the music.
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Date: 2016-12-17 03:46 am (UTC)It was a bit like watching it for the first time for Rogue as well, in the end. She'd seen the movie before, of course, but it hadn't been a huge part of her childhood, growing up the way she had, and so she'd never really watched it with childlike wonder. That was how she saw it now, though, and she was pulled into the experience right along with Steve, laughing at the jokes and drifting on the music.