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mcgillianaire) wrote2004-06-07 11:56 pm
mcgillianaire) wrote2004-06-07 11:56 pm
Love Actually
My Dad and I went to watch the latest in a line of British romantic comedies. Unfortunately, as expected the good parts were edited but even then, there was an incredible amount of love-making going on there. At one point I wasn't sure if my dad would've preferred watching The Day After Tomorrow. Luckily he enjoyed the movie, or so he mentioned afterwards.
I quite liked it, even though it seemed to meander along mindlessly for a while. There were a few cheesy lines here and there, but for the most part it was a tasteful amalgmation of the Who's Who in modern British cinema. The only notable missing face perhaps, was Michael Caine. Maybe he's too old to make love, actually?
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Share with me a list of movies you seriously recommend to watch before the end of the summer. I'll do the same if you want. The Corporation, Canadian Bacon and Fahrenheit 9/11 are definitely @ the top of my agenda when I get back to Montreal but I'm looking for some other intense, preferably-foreign, independent documentary-movies.
Tomorrow is my India Presentation. I hope I rehearse it enough and stick to the 30 minute guideline. Maybe Lang has forgotten all about it? Luckily I enjoy speaking in public. It shouldn't turn out to be all that bad. Anybody interested in going thru a copy of the Powerpoint Slides?
So yeh, list list list recommended movies. Take care and Good Night! :)
I quite liked it, even though it seemed to meander along mindlessly for a while. There were a few cheesy lines here and there, but for the most part it was a tasteful amalgmation of the Who's Who in modern British cinema. The only notable missing face perhaps, was Michael Caine. Maybe he's too old to make love, actually?
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Share with me a list of movies you seriously recommend to watch before the end of the summer. I'll do the same if you want. The Corporation, Canadian Bacon and Fahrenheit 9/11 are definitely @ the top of my agenda when I get back to Montreal but I'm looking for some other intense, preferably-foreign, independent documentary-movies.
Tomorrow is my India Presentation. I hope I rehearse it enough and stick to the 30 minute guideline. Maybe Lang has forgotten all about it? Luckily I enjoy speaking in public. It shouldn't turn out to be all that bad. Anybody interested in going thru a copy of the Powerpoint Slides?
So yeh, list list list recommended movies. Take care and Good Night! :)
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