I GOTZ THE NEW FMA MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!

Whilst at the grocery store, I finished up most of my shopping and wandered over by the entertainment section to see what was new. Thus I found it, near the back of aisle: Fullmetal Alchemist: Sacred Star of Milos.

I think I may have scared some people with my reaction but where I live they almost never have any of the anime that I like. Usually, I have to wait until I go into the city and hope to God they have what I'm looking for at a decent price. I am anal about buying things (mainly books, and anime/manga) in person <.<

I've gotten mixed reviews about the overall quality of the movie but either way I'm sure I will still like it....and probably geek out even more. I also know that I'm probably a little late to the party here for the new movie but I live under a rock most of the time so....yeah.



Also! I'm gearing myself up for RoyEd Day, May 20th, and I shall be bringing the gift of fic in plenty.
EDIT: Just realized something awesome. On Adult Swim, episode thirty-one of Brotherhood which is the '520 Cens Promise' airs on 5/20....coincidence?

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SNEEK PEEK/Fics to watch for in the coming weeks

Title: Ich Will pt IV
Excerpt:

"Afternoon, doctor, how was your lunch with Dr. Kosleth?" Amy, the summer intern who had managed to stay on for several more months, asked from the file room as he passed by.

"Never showed," he muttered barely taking his eyes from the news article he was reading, his feet treading the familiar route to his office.

Coming up to his door, Gregorio fished his keys from his pocket, reading the last few sentences aloud as he let himself into the room, "The suspect is considered to be highly dangerous and mentally unstable, authorities strongly advise against approaching him. Should you have any information please contact your local Sheriff Department,"

Giving an undignified snort, the brunette tossed the paper onto his desk along with his briefcase, shrugging his way out of his coat before hanging it on the rack by the door, "Same ol'song and dance. They'll keep up this goose chase until the military gets tired of him and sends out a State Alchemist to deal with him,"

"Oh they've already tried that," a voice laughed from behind him, making Gregorio jump out of his skin, and drop his white overcoat as he whirled around. "Brought a building down on top of his pretty, little blonde head."

Title: Long Distance
Rating: T
Summary: A phone call between lovers.
Excerpt:

He was on the phone again, the sleek black handle cradled against his ear while he filled out paper work, listening to Fullmetal rant about how his assignment was proceeding. All normal, and irritating by Fullmetal's standards.

It was steadily raining outside, filling the office with gloom and darkening the waning evening even further with gray shadows. The pit-pat of the rain on the window the only other sound to be heard aside from the the low murmurs of his crew in the outer office.

Roy nodded his head appropriately in all the right places, at all the indignant things his little blonde alchemist was suffering through even though he knew Edward couldn't see him. Thankfully, he couldn't hear his thoughts either.

His pen scratched lightly against the paper of a document as he signed his name on the line. All the while listening to the rain outside and his lover's voice.

Title: Pass It Along: Sequel to Meet The Press
Rating: R/NC-17
Summary: Roy took the piece of paper back hardly believing what was written in Ed's childish scrawl. Before he returned it bearing four words.


Title: Untitled as of yet
Rating: R/NC-17
Summary: A spring storm descends upon Munich bringing with it memories that Edward had thought were locked away within his heart.
Excerpt:

There's a beauty to the sadness, the loneliness that the alchemist lived in within this gray world of familiar faces. The way he walked, just like everyone else in the world but not; he moved with an agile grace born of something that this world had never seen, and could only comprehend as fantasy and fairytale.

The alchemist stood out from the crowd with such a vibrant coloring he could have burned the rest of the world to ash. White-gold hair, tan skin, aureate eyes and an age old sorrow that was not seen in one so young.

Least not as young as him: it reminded one of the old war veterans, just boys themselves when they had went to war and returned as men still wearing a boy's body. But viewed the world with a intrepid loss for what glory, defeat and 'for the Fatherland' had done to them.

Title: Breakfast
Rating: T
Summary: Sunday morning with the lovers.