In the last two days I've been to the cinema twice...
 

Ok thats nothing special, I'm not The Mask, whose goes a billion times a week :o

Anyway I saw Love Actually on saturday and Cold Mountain yesterday.

I thought Love Actually was gonna be crap, that it wouldn't appeal to me...oh wrong was I. It's a comedy that tells ten separate stories of love in London, leading up to a big climax on Christmas Eve. I really enjoyed this film, was laughing alot and thought it was a great film. Diffinately worth seeing a number of times. Its a pretty long film, but you dont notice it at all. I found it makes you think about your own love life. Go see it.

I decided to see Cold Mountain after I've worked all weekend, a total of 15 hours, so I was pretty knackard. The film was 2hrs 41 minutes so I was hoping I wasn't gonna fall asleep. In the waning days of the American Civil War, a wounded soldier embarks on a perilous journey back home to Cold Mountain, North Carolina to reunite with his sweetheart. It's based on the novel by Charles Frazier. I found it a little slow to get started, but found myself being drawn into the story as it progressed. I ended up enjoying it and it will be one of the film which will do well at the big award ceremonies. Again, go see it.

So far, a good cinematic start to 2004 :y:

I loved "Love Actually." Not usually a big fan of the "chick flick" genre, though there are a few quite good ones, but this one was excellent. Just about any one of those stories (particularly the Emma Thompson/Alan Rickman and Hugh Grant/Martine McCutcheon stories) could have made a feature film on their own.

Haven't seen "Cold Mountain" yet, but I fully intend to. I love Nicole Kidman, and Renee Zellweger is starting to improve her standing in my mind after "Chicago" and "Down With Love." Jude Law is a fantastic actor, so there's really no reason for me not to go see it.

I can't wait until "Big Fish" comes out on Friday.

Oh, and "Torque." *Tries unsuccessfully to stifle laughter*

Nicole Kidman and Renee Zellweger in the same film means it is shit.

I'd love to fu</>ck her.

pity they can't act at sucking, eh? eh?

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oh f</>uck off.

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Also, I need to see American Splendour and Cold Mountain, soonish :'(

lol Splendour

STFU YANK

(:'()

jude law sucks

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