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I whined about the past few Harry Potter films, and that's what I also will do about the final one ( Read more... )

( I've just returned from seeing the film, and here are some random impressions. )

It looked as if I wouldn't find the time for my annual pre-Christmas watching of Love Actually, but tonight I managed to squeeze in the film. It was lovely as usual ( Read more... )

I watched Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince tonight. Behind the cut are some bullet points, listing things that came to my mind. It's neither a full summary nor a full review. I only read the book once shortly after it had been published, but I don't think I'm misremembering too many things.

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As announced earlier last month, I started to rewatch some of Alan Rickman's films. So far I have watched three:

Dark Harbor: For some reason I was convinced that I liked it when I watched it the first time round, and I probably did, but now that I have rewatched it, I can't imagine why. The plot idea is intriguing enough, and one certainly ( Read more... )

Last night, I did my annual pre-Christmas watching of Love Actually, and when the scene came when we meet Harry and Mia for the first time, I wondered who actually starts flirting. When he tells her to organise the Christmas party, he asks her, "Oh Christ, you haven't got some horrible six-foot tight-T-shirt-wearing boyfriend you'll be bringing, ( Read more... )

The other week Galaxy Quest was on TV, and it inspired me to rewatch some of Alan Rickman's films, which I hadn't seen for quite some time.

Obviously, I started with GQ. With the exception of Star Trek, I've never been a science fiction fan, but I very much enjoy GQ anyway. It's very funny and so cleverly done. Apart from that, I have a soft spot ( Read more... )

I celebrated Alan Rickman's birthday by going to the cinema and watching Sweeney Todd last night.

I liked it!

( Random - and obviously spoilerish - thoughts about the film behind the cut )