Then the next scene is about flying pigeons (John Woo?) which is totally unrelated to the previous one.
Though the BB guns aren't real firearms, it's hard for me to believe that Haruhi'd really use them to shoot an old man who is trying to escort them out of the shrine.
During lunch break. Mikuru's once again wasted and doesn't eat anything...
In the afternoon, Haruhi isn't satisfy with the morning battle sequence and decides to re-shoot it.
Since there isn't a script at all, the actresses really don't know what to do, and Haruhi starts to feel impatient and makes unreasonable demand like asking Mikuru to fire laser beams from her eyes.
Kyon's angered by the misbehaved Haruhi and promptly separates them. After that, Haruhi claims she knows what she's doing and comes up with an idea of "Mikuru Bean," which is fired from Mikuru's left blue eye as the battle actress' major weapon.
Unfortunately, Haruhi confuses the movie story with the real world and unconsciously makes it a realty. As a result, there's actually a laser beam firing from Mikuru's eye and nearly kills Kyon if Yuki doesn't block the beam bare hand.
Yuki wastes no time and jumps on Mikuru at once to remove her contact before more damage can be done.
After the contact is gone, Haruhi alters the story dramatically in which Mikuru'd only turn into a waitress during a battle while she wears her bunny girl costume when there's no fights...
The rest of day becomes the filming of Mikuru's IV...
Finally, the first full filming day ends but they have to regroup the next day orz...
... and they're not alone as more people join them...
Comments: The whole filming without a script sounds like a joke but in order to make the spolied goddess happy, they have to suck it up. Sigh~
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