The *really* short version - I enjoyed it and would go see it again (if it wasn't for the craazeee number of films on my 'to-see' list at the moment.)

( The longer version - Some spoilers possible. Proceed with discretion )

You can tell it's nearly summer... I've started walking round the library minus my shoes. In bare feet. The bosses will not approve.

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A word to the wise aimed at anyone who is buying the new issue of Empire magazine this month... avail yourself of a bookmark because... dude! It's not a magazine, it's a damn book ( Read more... )

- Mark Foster on this week's Strictly Come Dancing. Especially when getting acting lessons from John Barrowman. Put it this way - tall, beautiful, silver fox type and John Barrowman... enough to send a girl cross-eyed.
The fishnet shirt he wore for the Salsa was quite a sight too. Shallow Monster is very shallow!

- Cover Girl at the LFF - ( Read more... )

Given that my storymuse seems to be back (huzzah!) and to stop me from doing something incredibly stupid (like set up a SG-1 newsletter) I present quickie movie reviews for films that I've seen recently ( Read more... )

Right - on with the reviews. Given the poor reviews of 'The Da Vinci Code' I'll still go see it, but I ain't holding out much hope. I don't remember much about what happens (in one eye - out the other;)) but I have heard that instead of using libraries and librarians to find his information (as per the book - thanks to the Daily Telegraph for ( Read more... )

Before I start - can I just show off the icon a mo? Not brilliant, but it's my first real attempt at making icons. Admittedly it's just done by cropping and resizing. Not to mention that it's #69... small things and all that;)

Okay, onto the review itself!

( Ballet Russes )

I should be doing about 101 other things right now (like typing up notes from a team meeting that was held yesterday... wooo;)) but I am doing this instead.

It also stops me from ranting about users who are told exactly what the library procedures are to help them with their dyslexia are and then go and ignore it and lecturers who do not ( Read more... )

( Get a life, then do love )

These are all in the order I first saw them in - I make no apologies for my selections, just that these are films that I loved and admired greatly.

( Brokeback Mountain )

( England prevails )