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Jan. 4th, 2006 12:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sam_gamgeeFirst off - many thanks to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lunanne for my Christmas package. You are going to get a response very soon, dear.
So,libralyte was kidnapped yesterday, but I was able to rescue her and, after we had a yummy meal at Iron Hill Brewery with her kidnapper, the whole misunderstanding was put behind us. :-P
Bride & Prejudice was definitely a good movie and I highly recommend it. It's the closest I've seen to a faithful adaption of Pride & Prejudice, even if it operates on the premise of either "Pride & Prejudice in modern-day India" or "Pride & Prejudice, Bollywood-style" (take your pick). (And, no, I haven't seen the new Pride & Prejudice yet.) And while this may not seem like it would work, it does quite well. Mark Henderson was a very good Darcy.
We saw The Producers tonight - which I had wanted to see at some point, but wasn't overly enthused about. I'm really glad we went. It was hilarious (and I kind of wonder what the other half dozen people in the theatre thought of us). Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick are definitely a very good pair.
Then we came back and watched the *shh*bootleg*shh* of Spamalot so she could see it. I liked Hank Azaria as Lancelot, but I loved Alan so much more.
In other news, does anyone know a good way to drop kick my brother into next week? Though either next month, next quarter, or next year would be more preferable.
lunanne for my Christmas package. You are going to get a response very soon, dear.So,
libralyte was kidnapped yesterday, but I was able to rescue her and, after we had a yummy meal at Iron Hill Brewery with her kidnapper, the whole misunderstanding was put behind us. :-PBride & Prejudice was definitely a good movie and I highly recommend it. It's the closest I've seen to a faithful adaption of Pride & Prejudice, even if it operates on the premise of either "Pride & Prejudice in modern-day India" or "Pride & Prejudice, Bollywood-style" (take your pick). (And, no, I haven't seen the new Pride & Prejudice yet.) And while this may not seem like it would work, it does quite well. Mark Henderson was a very good Darcy.
We saw The Producers tonight - which I had wanted to see at some point, but wasn't overly enthused about. I'm really glad we went. It was hilarious (and I kind of wonder what the other half dozen people in the theatre thought of us). Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick are definitely a very good pair.
Then we came back and watched the *shh*bootleg*shh* of Spamalot so she could see it. I liked Hank Azaria as Lancelot, but I loved Alan so much more.
In other news, does anyone know a good way to drop kick my brother into next week? Though either next month, next quarter, or next year would be more preferable.
