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Stephanie (neonfrogfreak) wrote,
@ 2005-07-16 20:45:00
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    Little Women really is a film of quite unimaginable loveliness. It's hilarious when Kirsten Dunst says to Winona Ryder that her hair was her one beauty. I mean come on it's Winona Ryder, she's beautiful. But children can be impudent young buggers. I was always mystified when Jo turned down Laurie; I can understand it now but it's Christian Bale! Of all the March sisters I definitely relate to Jo the most. The thought that as a woman your apex in life was being a wife is a hideous thought to me. Of course that was the gender status quo at the time; seems so archaic today.

    The Omen II is on later tonight, excellent. I've seen it before, there's much unintentional hilarity. The premise that Damien is at military school is absurd given his age but the characters are offed in quite inventive ways. I recall a lift being deployed with a gruesome precision. No match for The Omen then, but I've seen worse. *cough* House of Wax *cough*

    Is it sad to want a Batman Begins watch? I'd quite like one. My Bart Simpson watch has seen better days and I've only had it since Christmas. I could alternate on different days. There's a thought.


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nic_60
2005-07-16 16:24 (link)
Ah I've just been watching Little Women, hadn't seen it in ages. Hehehe The Omen II, the first one wasn't that great, I dread to see the sequel.

And no way, a Batman Begins watch would be well cool, go for it.

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neonfrogfreak
2005-07-16 17:20 (link)
I bet Little Women would be a nice film to watch it you were ill. All that nice scenery.
The first Omen film didn't scare me but the music was quite effective I thought. My sense of humour is sick so I found the deaths hilarious. I've seldom been truly spooked by a film.

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nic_60
2005-07-16 17:45 (link)
Haha, I just find horror films funny too. I still don't see the scary side of The Exorcist, I think its one of the funniest films I've ever seen ^_^

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neonfrogfreak
2005-07-16 18:00 (link)
I'm the same. When the priest jumps out of the window at the end... Hilarious!

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