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Bright Star

Movie about John Keats, frontrunner for a lot of oscars, and from the woman who made The Piano. :-p

As a further enticement (and for certain people who won't install quicktime on their computers)

How exciting... and it looks beautifully done.

son of a bitch. my wife is probably going to want to see that.

Just when I said I was going to focus on schoolwork...

Looks sweet

Wow. I'm as open minded and sensitive as the next guy, but I'd really have to love a girl for her to have a chance of dragging me to see that, and if she loved me back she wouldn't try.

You know... Paul is the one who convinced ME to watch Pride and Predjudice (the 5 hour version!) the first time.
It's not only girls who like movies like this.

Or maybe Paul is, like, the only guy in the universe like that.


BTW... that's not meant to be snarky, just informative.

Caspian you raging homosexual you

I've never understood why homosexuals are supposed to be so filled with rage. What are you so mad about, gay dudes?

It probably happens when they break a nail or realise too late their clothes clolour scheme is clashing with that of their life-partner's or something equally stereotypical.

you think raging homosexuals are hard to understand, what about the flaming ones?

I am somewhat disappointed he's not a cybrid copy. But I love costume dramas so I will probably see this.

you think raging homosexuals are hard to understand, what about the flaming ones?

Protesting the discontinuance of their favorite lip shade?

I am somewhat disappointed he's not a cybrid copy.

Yay, a reference to Dan Simmon's Hyperion novels! One of my favourite series.

I keep telling myself I'll reread Hyperion and read the rest of the series when I finally get around to reading the rest of the canterbury tales. :-p

all my knowledge of Keats comes from reading Hyperion, iirc.

So I know the name, and I vaguely know the guy's line of work. I cannot tell you a single one of his achievements.

[quote="neo-dragon]
Yay, a reference to Dan Simmon's Hyperion novels! One of my favourite series. [/quote]

I just read Hyperion/Fall of Hyperion last weekend so it is very fresh in my mind I have yet to conquer the Canterbury Tales though, even if I have liked the little I have read and my best friend loves it (them?). I think I still am looking forward to "Taking Woodstock" most for the rest of the year (besides District 9), though I need to still see "Moon," "Julie & Julia" and "The Hurt Locker."

I am somewhat disappointed he's not a cybrid copy.

Yay, a reference to Dan Simmon's Hyperion novels! One of my favourite series.

I thought the same thing, too. Hyperion Cantos is my fourth favorite series.