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ginger_dragon

Going to the movies

Feb 18, 2008 16:36

Just so dizzy_duck won't feel alone when her kids play Titanic:

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dizzy_duck February 18 2008, 15:36:40 UTC

That is a BRILLIANT drawing!

I'm telling you, this is a match made in heaven!

ginger_dragon February 18 2008, 16:28:33 UTC

I think so too- but then I'm biased. But I love all the details. :-)

Clearly it is, definitely!

dizzy_duck February 18 2008, 15:37:28 UTC

Oh, and I see Doc! The car in the upper righthand corner! That's the one Paul Newman voiced!

ginger_dragon February 18 2008, 16:33:38 UTC

LOL. I didn't know that, actually, as Son insists on watching the dubbed version.

totallybalanced February 18 2008, 15:37:35 UTC

I only think you can compare Cloverfield to Blair Which because they were both filmed by handheld cams and had an extensive viral marketing play. But other than that.. uh.. no. Cloverfield > Blair Witch anyway ;-)

ginger_dragon February 18 2008, 17:06:23 UTC

Yes, that's what I figured. Which is weird, because in that case you can compare ALL movies filmed "normally" with each other...

kaereste February 18 2008, 18:15:09 UTC

Oh Stardust is fantastic. A brilliant adaptation of a brilliant book. In fact, they have actually managed to out-Gaiman Gaiman in many places. I hope you enjoy it!

I can't wait to see Sweeney Todd as it is one of my favourite musicals. I do object to Tim Burton casting Helena Bonham-Carter in the role, but will wait until I see it before deciding because I did really like her in Big Fish.

Take care.

ginger_dragon February 19 2008, 16:21:09 UTC

Oh, I did! It was a lovely movie, and I think they adapted it very well, as what work in a book, don't necessarily work in a movie.

I've never heard the music of Sweeney Todd before, but I liked it a lot.

You take care too, I hope.

kaereste February 19 2008, 17:42:51 UTC

Sweeney Todd has the luscious Johnny Depp in it, so has to be a winner even with Tim Burton's need to have his Mrs in every film he does.

I am glad you liked Stardust. I think they did such a good job of adapting it.

ginger_dragon February 21 2008, 11:06:10 UTC

Oh, he certainly is. And I strongly suspect that he must have trade the devis for eternal youth. Hasn't he realized taht he is well past 40?

Yes, I loved everything about it, the look of it, the actors, everything. :-)