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maelorin at 11:06am on 20/02/2004
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_nightfollower_ who copied it from cockermom ...
1. What was the last song you heard?
the new one by dido (listening to triplej)
2. What were the last two movies you saw?
timeline, big fish
3. What were the last three things you purchased?
petrol, parking ticket, beverage.
4. What four things do you need to do this weekend?
move, take my son to & from german school, pack, sleep.
5. Who are the last five people you talked to?
lorelei, service station guy, a lawyer, a client on remand, another lawyer.
_nightfollower_ who copied it from cockermom ...1. What was the last song you heard?
the new one by dido (listening to triplej)
2. What were the last two movies you saw?
timeline, big fish
3. What were the last three things you purchased?
petrol, parking ticket, beverage.
4. What four things do you need to do this weekend?
move, take my son to & from german school, pack, sleep.
5. Who are the last five people you talked to?
lorelei, service station guy, a lawyer, a client on remand, another lawyer.
indifferent
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it was consistent, it was clever, and it satisfied on many levels. (those who had read the book were pleasantly surprised.)
a nice tidy plot, well cast and well carried characters. and more going on then just a road trip, or special effects.
timeline. well. crichton plot a, again. only even more predictable than usual. (we spent the whole time waiting for a certain person to loose their ear ... and signal the end of the travesty.)
Re:
how was big fish as a book then?
would you recommend taking the time to read it before seeing the movie, or would you skip right to the movie? (i can't read a book after i see a movie - my imagination is tainted...)