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[cleolinda]

Awww, Stardust ! It was really sweet and fun and funny, and although the climactic battle/struggle/whatever could have been tightened up some, and I wasn't terribly fond of the score (there's a lot of THUNDERING SUSPENSE! USUALLY ON HORSEBACK! music, some of which sounded ripped straight out of Bram Stoker's Dracula), it was a solid three stars,

Comments

[kethlenda]

Fuck.

I JUST HAD TO.

[cleolinda]

THANK YOU, I FEEL COMPLETE NOW. Seriously, I wanted that in there SO BAD.

[spectralbovine]

Hee! I was wondering what you were referring to. I liked that little bit too, in the book.

[chris_walsh]

Wasn't it

shit

?

(I had to, too.)

[cleolinda]

"And there was a voice, a high clear, female voice, which said 'Ow,' and then, very quietly, it said 'fuck,' and then it said 'Ow,' once more."

[patchie04]

Oh damn, that's not in there? That comes in second on my list of Neil's Greatest Moments, #1 being in American Gods when shadow asks the raven to say "nevermore" and it responds "fuck you."

[derangeddarling]

OH MY GOD I LOVE YOUR ICON.

*fangirls*

it's so adorable....

[patchie04]

Thanks! Unfortunately I have NO idea who made it...

[chris_walsh]

Grazie for the quotage. :-)

[kethlenda]

Hee, you may be right. I may be mixing up my teensy swearwords. ;)

[chris_walsh]

Shit, looks like I mixed up 'shit' and 'fuck.' (Swear words are fun! And I am punchy.)

[jeeperstseepers]

Best one-word moment of the entire book, no question. It was perfection, down to the cute little font.

The book is too good to ruin with a movie. I heard about the ending, and I think if I were to see it in the theater, I'd just end up disturbing everyone else with all my angry shouting.

[justjayj]

Yay!

Oops, I mean, "Yay!"