I just watched
Diary of a City Priest, a DVD I'd finally located (used, former rental copy, licensed but no case or artwork, man this thing was hard to find) after a year or so of poking around. It's hardly a blockbuster, but it was a moderately interesting look at both the day-to-day realities and the inner life of a middle-aged Catholic priest in
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I have ALWAYS had a crush on Sam Neill, and he was fabulous in Ivanhoe, wasn't he? In fact, we borrowed a whole bunch of A&E stuff from a friend, and one of them was (a different) version of Ivanhoe, and it was in no way as wonderful as that one with Anthony Andrews and Olivia Hussey and SAM NEILL, and I really want to get that one to see again but I don't know where or how I possibly can.
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Well, we have a crappy VCR, and we have actually only used it once since we got our new big screen, because the movie looked really not so great...but...it's not available on DVD. And it's such a fantastic movie. So, um, I bought a cheap-ish used copy.
Oh, GOD, the climax of this one, when Bois-Guilbert looks into Rebecca's eyes....
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And no, I hadn't looked at the prices... HOLY CRAP. Some people are just freaking NUTS, you know?
*has never ever spent ridiculous amounts of money on fannish treasures*
*whistles innocently*
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And yet another failing of the A&E version, in that the clear motivation in What Happened (*is oblique so as to avoid spoilers*) is not in that one! (As I recall, it was alluded to in the book, which I sought out and read after seeing this, but it wasn't so - oh! heartbreaking! amazing!)
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I wrote a uni paper on the differences between the 1952 and 1982 movie versions compared to the book
I knew there was a reason I liked you.
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