Got a text message a while ago, Brother #1’s girlfriend has gone in to hospital, looks like I’ll be an aunt fairly soon. The parents were en route from Tip when I rang[1] and will let me know whats going on.
NM stayed over for the weekend, but after she headed off today I wandered into town[2] and purchased things. My excuse, I got some HMV vouchers and so must avail of their spend over 35 quid and get a fiver off. I did buy
Linknotes:
- it is very foggy in the midlands so be careful if you are driving ↩
- okay, so I live in the city, so not that far to wander ↩
- Anne, you’ll have to get Serenity now ↩
- which I’ve meant to watch on so many occasions, but never have ↩
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Thought I may post a refresher of the rules in case any new peoples happened upon the site today. Every Sunday Luna Nina posts her Unconscious Mutterings words, I copy and paste them here. All you have to do is leave a comment with the first thing that pops into your head for each term. Mine are under the cut.
Okay, this week Luna Nina says
- Better off::
- Girls::
- Uniform::
- Classified::
- Hard::
- Kitty::
- Team::
- Massive::
- Depressed::
- Award::
And I say
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In a way it is a pity that this film has received so much press coverage, it’d be interesting to watch it not knowing what was going to happen between Ennis and Jack. But it is pretty much known as the gay cowboy film by now, so that part of the plot isn’t going to take anyone by surprise.
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8 Stars,
Ang Lee,
Brokeback Mountin,
gay rights,
happiness,
Heath Ledger,
Jake Gyllenhaal,
live in the moment,
looks pretty,
romance,
western
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- Nathan Lane - Max Bialystock
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If you go see this film looking for nothing more than simple entertainment then you should come out entirely satisfied. It made me laugh, although the songs, with the exception of Springtime for Hitler, didn’t really do anything for me, little boring and watching it you’d wish they had left a few out.
The plot, for those that don’t know, concerns Max Bialystock, a theatre producer who can be counted on to give audiences the worst plays possible. But when an accountant (Leo Bloom) suggests that through creative accounting, a dishonest producer could make more with a flop than a hit, Bialystock sees an oppertunity.
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5 Stars,
based on previous film,
comedy,
Matthew Broderick,
mindless fun,
musical,
Nathan Lane,
The Producers,
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