A Neo-Marxist Feminist Post-Modern Critique of Wuthering Heights... or not.

[fineeyes]

I am feeling gloriously unmotivated to do my Brit Lit II reading, for many reasons, the most important being that I don't really care about 17th c. poets. Sorry, but there it is

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[leia_grace]

It was really weird to see Rufus Sewell as a good guy! I did think he was really cool, I actually liked him better than Tristan!

[peki]

The Evanescence music in the trailer put me off Tristan and Isolde...is it worth watching? It just seems so cheesy, and I hate it when movies make classic myths into bad films.

And oh, how I feel with you on motivation for classes! I still haven't written my essay, which must be handed in Thursday. Must do that today omg. *hate* university right now.
Is there any job in which you can be exclusively fannishly active? *g*

*hugs*

[fineeyes]

Yes, the trailer music was rather a turn off, haha. I don't know about 'worth watching', it is certainly entertaining and pretty but I'm not sure I would see it again... but then again the costumes were gorgeous, and I adore Rufus Sewell... haha I guess what I'm saying is a qualified yes.

[alkhoon]

Ruuuuuuuuufus~ my love~ :D ♥

I can't wait to see Trustan & Isolde~ just for Rufus~ :D

[thedoingofit]

If you send me glorious period film goodness, you will have my undying love forever, not that you don't anyways, though... ;o)

And I'm glad that you're just as excited as I am about honors theses... Mmmmm... English... :oD

P.S. I never got your thoughts on Narnia...? Just curious...

[uk_nostalgia]

I agree so much about the writing about something you really love. for the humanities program we have to do a paper on a topic of our choice and I'm beyond excited. of course everyone else thinks I'm crazy!

I can't wait to become a history/English major!