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Jan 03, 2004 13:53

i' ve seen two excellent movies in two days- 'the house of mirth' was very good, and indeed, very sad. gillian anderson proves in this movie that she has depth as well as bredth. her performance was stunning. i liked seeing her play opposite eric stoltz ( Read more... )

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elemmennope January 3 2004, 22:16:36 UTC

Eric Stoltz is so yummy. Mmmmm....

Mentally filing away a recommendation to rent In America sometime. I saw a preview for that and was intrigued, but had since forgotten all about it. Sounds good!

girlinthemoon January 3 2004, 22:48:23 UTC

It was very good! It's still in the theatres, but it's a small release, so it should be out soon. Ha! I'm discovering that you're a film nut, too ;)

elemmennope January 4 2004, 01:05:58 UTC

I see A LOT of movies. And it sounds like you and I have similar taste, so it'll be nice to hear your thoughts on things. :)

livinginoctober January 3 2004, 23:54:35 UTC

Banana is great..and I can't wait to see America..is it out on video yet? or in theaters?

girlinthemoon January 4 2004, 01:05:24 UTC

i love finding other banana fans! :) 'in america' is still in theatres, but it's a limited release - probably more likely to find it in the arthouse-type movie theatre. definitely worth seeing, though!

saoilsinn January 4 2004, 00:52:06 UTC

I love Samantha Norton. I'm glad you enjoyed "In America" - I'm eager to see it. I saw "House of Mirth" in the theatre, I love periiod films and the stars of that film as well. A lovely film.

I remember reading Banana's "Kitchen" at a strange point in my life, and I will always love her for cheering me up so much. She's a joy.

It's nice to hear that you are surrounded by some nourishing entertainment, hopefully it is helping you to refuel before you must go back to work :)

girlinthemoon January 4 2004, 01:08:07 UTC

'house of mirth' was lovely. you should definitely make the effort to see 'in america'. it was very touching.

i loved 'kitchen', and have given numerous copies away to friends (including seasoulsky :) ). 'kitchen' is possibly my favorite work of hers, but each of her books is like a treasure. right now, i'm reading 'goodbye tsugumi'.

all of this entertainment is definitely helping me refuel. well put. :)