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Sep 25, 2009 00:21

Dudes, I have discovered the most beautiful book in the history of mankind: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. As you may infer from the title, it is literally Pride and Prejudice rewritten to include zombies. And, in a couple of instances, ninjas. And it is lovely! Colin Firth should totally return as Mr Darcy for the zombilicious TV version of it ( Read more... )

pulp fiction, nick stahl, colin firth, quentin tarantino, carnivale, edward cullen is a big gay baby, scooby doo, oscar wilde, zombies

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shirleyann66 September 24 2009, 23:57:00 UTC

Dudes, I have discovered the most beautiful book in the history of mankind: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

I totally agree - loved it!! I'm currently reading Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters - and I'm loving it even more than P&P&Z. :D

(And while I may not have been commenting, can I just say that your entries are hysterical!! Sadly, I live a sheltered life and haven't seen most of the shows you're talking about, so difficult to add anything to the discussion. :( )

froodle September 27 2009, 21:53:13 UTC

I have totally added SSSM to my list of "things to buy on my next non-Halloween-related bout of Amazon shopping", so I should get to it around mid-December.

(Surely a sheltered life provides ample time for the watchery of such wonders as Carnivale? That is why God gave us Blockbuster, after all).

dissident_dream September 27 2009, 18:57:18 UTC

Dude................... YOU'VE NEVER READ TWILIGHT!

not got round to P&P and zombies yet but I did see Dorien Grey and you;'re right for a change.. it was dissapointing, Colin Firth did however rock the socks off of the whole film so it was worth it just for him, plus I had krispy kreme donuts to keep me pccupied during the yawnsome debauchery which they felt the need to reshow every 5 minutes

froodle September 27 2009, 21:51:09 UTC

I don't need to fall in a septic tank to know it's full of shit, either.

Ben Barnes suckes at debauchery. I can't believe I'm saying this, but Stuart Townsend in LXG was a way more fun version of Dorien.

dissident_dream September 28 2009, 18:26:10 UTC

Stuart Townsend is going a little far isnt it? no one is that bad!

froodle September 29 2009, 20:50:54 UTC

I only mean in the context of playing Dorian, not in anything else. I'm not advocating for a Townsendalicious Voyage of the Dawn Treader or anything. That would be almost Clivelike in it's horror.

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