Well we did consider going to see it at the weekend but slumped into apathy and the usual "it'll be on the telly/out on DVD soon enough anyway (probably due to SAD).
Meanwhile, is the evil Blogger messing up people's templates again as your sidebar has moved right under the text (or is is just my computer)?
Am I alone in thinking that 'Gay Cowboy Movie' was simply an extended reference from That Girl From 'Dawson's Creek' to That Other Girl From 'Dawson's Creek' as to how the rest of her life is going to be?
Come now, surely you knew a film about gay cowboys was unlikely to have a happy ending? Am still waiting to see it, along with Gyllenhaal's other effort, war movie Jarhead. Hmm, mixed bag.
Whoops, sorry about lack of warning. It is bleak but exquisitely so. I didn't cry, though I felt very wrung out - and quite angry. Cried at Crash, but it's not nearly so good. Tears are not a reliable indicator of quality.
I loved it. The movie that is. Very sad, but almost (not quite) ruined by the very final scene.
I saw Breakfast on Pluto yesterday - that's an excellent film. In fact, I'd say it was my favourite Irish-transvestite-1970s-terrorist movie EVER. After the Crying Game.
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Well we did consider going to see it at the weekend but slumped into apathy and the usual "it'll be on the telly/out on DVD soon enough anyway (probably due to SAD).
Meanwhile, is the evil Blogger messing up people's templates again as your sidebar has moved right under the text (or is is just my computer)?
i am going to see that soon. i can't WAIT. tell me it was gorgeous tho - i demand that it be gorgeous.
Oh, I really recommend that *everyone* sees it. It's really beautifully filmed, and Jake whatsisname is just lovely, and it's so, so terribly sad.
Chick flick, then. The word is that Gylenhaal is a pain.
Surly - it is gorgeous.
Don't wear any mascara when you go to see it though - I looked like Alice Cooper when I emerged...
patpatpat...i shant see it then cos i cried my way through love actually and seabiscuit.
I cried all the way through Love, Actually too, but not for the reasons that R. Curtis intended.
With this one you just have to accept the fact that it's going to be very sad and just go with it. It's cathartic. No, really.
Am I alone in thinking that 'Gay Cowboy Movie' was simply an extended reference from That Girl From 'Dawson's Creek' to That Other Girl From 'Dawson's Creek' as to how the rest of her life is going to be?
lots of mixed reviews on this one. I heard on the news that its up for several Golden Globe awards.
Did the gay cowboys shoot lasers out of their eyes? Huh?
Laser darts of burning love, LC.
Come now, surely you knew a film about gay cowboys was unlikely to have a happy ending? Am still waiting to see it, along with Gyllenhaal's other effort, war movie Jarhead. Hmm, mixed bag.
Whoops, sorry about lack of warning. It is bleak but exquisitely so. I didn't cry, though I felt very wrung out - and quite angry.
Cried at Crash, but it's not nearly so good. Tears are not a reliable indicator of quality.
>>Tears are not a reliable indicator of quality>>
Too true.
Saying that I've cried over McDonald's adverts.
I loved it. The movie that is. Very sad, but almost (not quite) ruined by the very final scene.
I saw Breakfast on Pluto yesterday - that's an excellent film. In fact, I'd say it was my favourite Irish-transvestite-1970s-terrorist movie EVER. After the Crying Game.
Very much looking forward to the movie. Expecting floods of tears.
I hope it'll be half as good as my favourite gay cowboy book, The Man Who Fell in Love with the Moon. But that's funny, as well as sad.
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