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nocturnus33) wrote2005-07-31 11:02 pm
nocturnus33) wrote2005-07-31 11:02 pm
Film Rec.
Watch a French movie call "He loves me...he loves me not" (À la folie... pas du tout) by Audrey Tautou. The plot was incredible, Tautou is an excellent actress, and the extra bonus of hearing french make this a pleasure. There is little way to comment about it without spoil it. It plays with different POV's and versions of a love story. NOT fluff sort of thriller.
If you haven't seen it, run and rent it, I guaranteed a good movie.
I couldn't stop thinking it could be a good Snape, the bastard/XX fic.
Is there any movie plot you would like to see adapted to our potter fandom, if so which?, how? and why?
Ideas?
***
Free cinema at Ñuñoa County, so the kids and I watch two movies. "Stripes" (Arghhh, so booooring) and the "Polar Express", that we haven't seen it. They enjoyed the latter. I take them to eat some pastries at the restaurant next to the cinema, it was a trip to yesterday. The cinema was an old one, Dad and I always went there and then eat pasties at this tea shop. It was good my kids could have the experience of a "civilized" (petulant word that one) cinema, without popcorn and soda while watching the movies. No disgusting neons lights but wood and leather everywhere.
I'm getting old.
If you haven't seen it, run and rent it, I guaranteed a good movie.
I couldn't stop thinking it could be a good Snape, the bastard/XX fic.
Is there any movie plot you would like to see adapted to our potter fandom, if so which?, how? and why?
Ideas?
***
Free cinema at Ñuñoa County, so the kids and I watch two movies. "Stripes" (Arghhh, so booooring) and the "Polar Express", that we haven't seen it. They enjoyed the latter. I take them to eat some pastries at the restaurant next to the cinema, it was a trip to yesterday. The cinema was an old one, Dad and I always went there and then eat pasties at this tea shop. It was good my kids could have the experience of a "civilized" (petulant word that one) cinema, without popcorn and soda while watching the movies. No disgusting neons lights but wood and leather everywhere.
I'm getting old.