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I can't conceive of how anyone could fail to like A Good Year, critics be damned. It has Russell Crowe, and wine - and the philosophy of wine - and simple acoustic songs on the soundtrack that feel like a warm and sleepily prolonged Provençal autumn - the lazy Sunday morning of seasons - and enough French, exactly the right amount, for me to follow, with perfect ease and the most comforting sort of familiarity, the second daily-spoken language of my hazy pre-teen years.

Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.

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I really wanted to see that -- I read the book as well. The book was enh, but I would be in the mood atm for A Good Year.

I mean Russell Crowe.

I mean.

*snorks* I follow you exactly. I haven't read the book, but I have a sort of uncontrollable fuzzy fondness for the movie; the music really holds it together, I think. In a way where I cannot really articulate because I am about five seconds away from falling asleep.

If I remember, I will grab my external hard drive in the morning before heading out, and upload it from the uni computer labs?

... *_*!

Oh, I loved that film. It was lovely. :)

Heeeeeeeee.

I really need to see that again. Repeatedlyl.

ETA: Reapeatedlyl: Like chocolatl, only again.

lsdjfal;kd UK keyboards.

Edited 2007-11-30 17:36 (UTC)

DID YOU GET MY TEXT MESSAGE.

I giggled and sent it and then spent the entire day so far trying to ignore the slight feeling of horror at the idea that someone else might have gotten it instead.

:O No! But... it was the right number I sent, I checked! D:

I've gotten other texts from the people I'm staying with... maybe it's a same-network thing. Argh. Stupid phone. Very likely it didn't go to anyone else and this mobile is just being stubborn. >:(

Thanks for trying anyway... I have to leave computer or we could experiment. *pines for iCrack*

I just about died watching that movie. Mad crazy swooning.

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