Dave and J watched Pan's Labyrinth this evening (big screen size courtesy of the work projector - yay). And what a film. It was beautiful and amazing, extremely dark in both the fairy tale and real life aspects. The film is set during the Spanish civil war where a young girl (Ofelia) and her pregnant mother go to live with the mother's new
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The clips I've seen of it put me in mind of the Brothers Quay.
It wasn't shown down here in the cultural desert that I inhabit, and the rental places have closed around here, so I'm hoping that a friend of mine buys it (shameless ligging, I know).
On the subject of Bond, I'm glad you liked it. I saw it at the cinema and really liked it. Then again, I am a Boy, and one for whom Bond films have long been a Guilty (mindless) Pleasure during which I am able to suspend my Chartered Pedant's Heroic levels of Disbelief.
I feel compelled to ask your opinion(s) of Craig as Bond:
1) do you think he carries it off successfully?
2) as a woman, 'Would You'? :-o
(As a Married Woman, please feel free to tell me to STFU/FOAD on this one.)
:D
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I also didn't find the violence excessive. I know it was there, but I have to think hard to remember what it actually was - which is good.
I am very glad I finally saw it.
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