Post by StephXZed on Apr 3, 2005 17:32:27 GMT -5
So yesterday night I was sitting in our Independant movie theater watching "Downfall". It's about the fall of Hitler and Nazi Germany, and it's rated R. Being extremely interested in movies like this, I got my parents to let me go. They came and sat in the back, and I moved nearer to the front, with my little sister (13).
It was not rated R for no reason. I don't know how many of you have seen "Downfall", but it is violent, bloody, gory, and an all-together downer. Needless to say I enjoyed it, but that's not the point.
In one point in the movie, someone in the theater started coughing. After a while I realized that it sounded like a kid's coughing, like a ten year old kid. Because I was flinching every five seconds, and I consiter myself to be extremely non-squemish, I was shocked, and almost angry. I kept thinking, "WTF were those parents thinking?! This isn't a movie for a kid! What is the MATTER with them?!"
And then, really suddenly, Zedith said, "Steph, what are you?!" He sounded angry, and- more shockingly- very different. I have always thought that his voice seemed roughly seventeen, but when he spoke in the theater it sounded as if he was forty. It was the clearest I've ever really 'heard' his voice, as opposed to just 'feeling' it.
When I asked him about it later, his voice was normal. He said that it was because I was... feeling older, or was emotionally more aware and compassionate when I was watching this movie on suffering. He said that it made me grow up a bit while I was watching it, and it made him sound older as well.
Has anyone else had these odd kinds of voice shifts? Why did they do it? I'm still a little confused.
It was not rated R for no reason. I don't know how many of you have seen "Downfall", but it is violent, bloody, gory, and an all-together downer. Needless to say I enjoyed it, but that's not the point.
In one point in the movie, someone in the theater started coughing. After a while I realized that it sounded like a kid's coughing, like a ten year old kid. Because I was flinching every five seconds, and I consiter myself to be extremely non-squemish, I was shocked, and almost angry. I kept thinking, "WTF were those parents thinking?! This isn't a movie for a kid! What is the MATTER with them?!"
And then, really suddenly, Zedith said, "Steph, what are you?!" He sounded angry, and- more shockingly- very different. I have always thought that his voice seemed roughly seventeen, but when he spoke in the theater it sounded as if he was forty. It was the clearest I've ever really 'heard' his voice, as opposed to just 'feeling' it.
When I asked him about it later, his voice was normal. He said that it was because I was... feeling older, or was emotionally more aware and compassionate when I was watching this movie on suffering. He said that it made me grow up a bit while I was watching it, and it made him sound older as well.
Has anyone else had these odd kinds of voice shifts? Why did they do it? I'm still a little confused.