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[sigma7]

Just got back from seeing V for Vendetta, finally. I think this makes up for the latter two-thirds of the Matrix trilogy. And, since I rediscovered Peter's Friends the other night (and half the cast has gone on to do Harry Potter roles), it's unofficially Stephen Fry week. Should be a holiday.

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[eternalei.livejournal.com]

I just saw V tonight. Awesomeness on a stick.

[jkgriffin.livejournal.com]

I haven't been sure if I want to see it or not. Now I am going.

[rewil.livejournal.com]

I hope the Guy Fawkes mask is a big Halloween thing, 'cause I so want to see flashmobs of Vs running around.

And Hugo is still my movie boyfriend. <3 Even though they really shouldn't have gone for the whole "kiss the mask" thing there at the end, I thought. I felt sorry for Finch, that he didn't figure out who he was talking to at the momument ... "Don't you recognize that voice?! Stupid."

[norabombay.livejournal.com]

You cannot go wrong with Stephen Fry. Have you checked out his books? Moab is my Washpot is fascinating, as he turns out to have lived a far more interesting life than you would have thought.

The novels are pretty good as well, and I picked up the history of classical music, which was funny, for ase when I was in England...

[bishop282.livejournal.com]

Haven't been interested in seeing a pro-terrorist movie, especially after reading all the reviews panning it. This includes the author (http://www.mtv.com/shared/movies/interviews/m/moore_alan_060315) saying that it sucks and that the Wachowski brothers are gutless pussies too. I think this reviewer sums it up best, "If I want to see a fictitious, left-wing, hatchet job done on Bush, I could watch 60 Minutes for free instead of paying $7.50 to see V for Vendetta." Can't remember the last movie I saw in the theater or wanted to see.

On a positive note, I finished my first Firefly DVD disc and got the second one in yesterday's mail. Very enjoyable and I'm looking forward to the remaining discs.