Here's a hilarious review of Picnic from the New York Times.
an excerpt:
The Roundabout Theater Company’s revival of William Inge's "Picnic" opened on Sunday night, starring an exceptionally well-developed torso. Of course the torso belongs to a person, the actor Sebastian Stan. But it has been given the kind of lavish individual attention that
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(I KNOW you're already plotting/writing a fic with that title!)
Oh man, I can't wait til the 25th!
(Oh, hey! on the 26th (Sat.) Beth and I are going to go see Hansel & Gretel Witch Hunters to ogle Jeremy Renner, (in the mid-late afternoon) and then we're going to go to dinner after if you want to join us for either!)
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Mostly though, I'm thinking about SebStan's torso on screen with CEvans' torso. SHIRTLESS MONTAGE FOR EVERYONE PLEASE.
I would love to see Hansel & Gretel with you - email me with details when you get a chance.
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Cowboy Bebop does have a really excellent dub, I actually prefer it
That's what people said, so that is why I went with it. And I like it, plus it doesn't tax my brain like subtitles would.
I appreciate that Cowboy Bebop is a really interesting piece of anime history and art, without being like YES THIS IS THE ONE I LOVE.
*nod nod*
I know what you mean. I'm enjoying it so far - I think my love for Firefly helps with that, though.
I liked Samurai Champloo a lot more, which is by the same guy, but it's more straight-forward in its storytelling and also a lot more action packed.
You're the third or fourth person who's mentioned Samurai Champloo, so maybe I will give it a go.
I'm still not sure why I keep bouncing off FMA: Brotherhood, but I might have to give that a fourth shot, too.
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Maybe I'd like him better in the manga? I don't know.
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>>And Ein is a corgi in space - what's not to like?<<
a genetically-engineered supercorgi in space, even!
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You do learn how Jet gets the robot arm, or at least, it's implied in Black Dog Serenade, which I really enjoyed, even if every plot twist was telegraphed (or maybe I'm just super familiar with noir conventions).
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