Because I know I have some Francis Capra fans on the flist.

[squaringkarma]

And not all of them are friends with rowanceleste or laiquendai...

Francis Capra, best known for his role as Eli "Weevil" Navarro on Veronica Mars, is starting a blog on his site soon and his first post will be a Q&A where his fans ask the questions and he answers.

Send questions to webmaster@franciscapra.com

On a different note, did I ask if any of you are watching

Comments

[ninamazing]

Hee! I can't wait to read Francis Capra's blog!

[timeblind]

I didn't cry either. I feel like a robot. LOL. But the fact that I cried when I watched Monster's Inc makes me feel better.

Anyway, the book ending... um, the char played by Breslin ends up dying in an ironic twist after she wins her case, and all her organs are donated.

[squaringkarma]

I haven't seen Monster's Inc.

the char played by Breslin ends up dying in an ironic twist after she wins her case, and all her organs are donated.

Wow, wouldn't have expected that ending. Did the sister still die, too, or by Anna dying, did she get to live?

[timeblind]

Not sure... I haven't read the book yet either. But I was curious about the differences so I just wiki-ed it. Hhahaha.

[erinlyn98]

I guess she could have died later on from the cancer, but by the end of the book the sister was still alive and ok. I read it a long time ago.

SPOILERS

[anonymous]

I'm spoiled for both without having watched or seen both (not sure how that happened) so I'm not sure which is which, but in one the sister who is ill dies because the other sister refuses to give her a transplant or whatever, and it is later found out that it was at the instigation of the sister who dies, because she was sick of the medical treatment.
In the other, the well sister randomly dies in a car crash and they decide to donate organs or whatever to the ill sister so she can live on.

Re: SPOILERS

[squaringkarma]

Thanks for the info, anon! :)

[squaringkarma]

Noted! :)

[doreah]

Aw. Francis Capra!!! :D

I know what you mean about My Sister's Keeper. I teared up during the trailer and pretty much sat there dry-eyed in the film itself. The entire cinema however was bawling and I was wondering if I was missing something, lol.