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Oct. 5th, 2007 09:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
peck72Snaffled from trixie_chick (who is just generally all kinds of wonderful) a personality painting type of thing.
Click here to create your own painting.
Not too sure about the picture. Anyone want to venture an opinion as to whether this is representative of me or not?
Please, I'm curious . . . (and definitely won't hold any honest answers against people)
Last night, we got to see a premiere showing of Stardust, the new Neil Gaiman penned film. Obviously it wasn't the big London premiere that all the stars got to go to but even so we got to see the film two weeks earlier than I had hoped.
The film has a bit of a shaky start with the first half hour suffering from having to introduce all the characters and plot strands as well as from some slightly abrupt editing but after that it really hits its stride and is a very, very good film. All the cast give great performances (even Ricky Gervais who never seems to play anything but himself, whatever the role) with Michelle Pfeiffer and Robert De Nero stealing every scene they are in.
All in all, a very good film, strongly recommended.
Also, anyone else out there on Facebook? I'm the Paul Smith (one of many, many, many others) who has a cartoon silhouette as his picture. Please come poke me or throw a sheep at me ;)
trixie_chick (who is just generally all kinds of wonderful) a personality painting type of thing.Click here to create your own painting.
Not too sure about the picture. Anyone want to venture an opinion as to whether this is representative of me or not?
Please, I'm curious . . . (and definitely won't hold any honest answers against people)
Last night, we got to see a premiere showing of Stardust, the new Neil Gaiman penned film. Obviously it wasn't the big London premiere that all the stars got to go to but even so we got to see the film two weeks earlier than I had hoped.
The film has a bit of a shaky start with the first half hour suffering from having to introduce all the characters and plot strands as well as from some slightly abrupt editing but after that it really hits its stride and is a very, very good film. All the cast give great performances (even Ricky Gervais who never seems to play anything but himself, whatever the role) with Michelle Pfeiffer and Robert De Nero stealing every scene they are in.
All in all, a very good film, strongly recommended.
Also, anyone else out there on Facebook? I'm the Paul Smith (one of many, many, many others) who has a cartoon silhouette as his picture. Please come poke me or throw a sheep at me ;)
