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Echidna   , 24 2006 . 00:13 ()
- ? . ? ? . :)
   
---   , 24 2006 . 00:28 ()
Echidna, voila =)

http://observer.guardian.co.uk/review/story/0,,1815970,00.html
   
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As for poor old Orlando Bloom, where does one start to document the tidal wave of wetness which he brings to these proceedings? No matter how much sea water Verbinski throws at the set, nothing gets as damp as Mr Bland, whose expressions run the gamut from perky to peeved with occasional interludes of petulance.

An early scene finds an imprisoned Keira Knightley saucily telling her fiancé: 'If it weren't for these bars, I'd have you already.' The idea of anyone 'having' this doe-eyed waif is hilarious, and a frightened looking Orlando promptly runs away to sea, leaving a trail of froth in his wake. Knightley, meanwhile, puts her best teeth forward and does her haughty Head Girl act, stopping only to lock lips with Depp in a red herring subplot which will presumably spark some dreary love triangle misunderstanding in Part Three. How on earth will Orlando react? I'm betting on 'prissy'.
   
Echidna   , 24 2006 . 00:35 ()
I like that part a lot :) Especially the last sentence.

"Yet Verbinski is no Tim Burton, and under his slack direction Depp defaults to an untrammelled showiness not seen since the sub-Buster Keaton antics of Benny and Joon. In Dead Man's Chest, every moment is a symphony of eye-rolling, hair-tossing, lip-pouting, finger-fiddling narcissism. It's like being trapped in a room with a drunk karaoke singer who's having much more fun than his audience."
   
Echidna   , 24 2006 . 00:37 ()
:)

"At a bum-numbing two-and-a-half hours, this is what weak-bladdered studio boss Jack Warner used to refer to as 'a three-piss picture' - in every sense. Thank heavens for the squid."
   
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)))))
   
---   , 24 2006 . 00:44 ()
ain't the british wonderful?
   
Echidna   , 24 2006 . 00:48 ()
Aye. :) Now I understand my English is quite artless and incomplicated in comparison with THAT. Almost elementary, I presume.

Nevertheless, reading that was very, very edifyingly :)
   
---   , 24 2006 . 00:51 ()
edifyingly (fell silent)

if you like, you can have all my papers to read; practice makes perfect!

currently, after reading them, I toss them out.

there are some books to spare as well.
   
mrs_cupcake   , 24 2006 . 00:53 ()
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Echidna   , 24 2006 . 00:54 ()
---, thank you. I was just going to start "Lady Chatterley's lover" for a good start. :) What kind of papers do you toss out, by the way?
   
---   , 24 2006 . 00:56 ()
Echidna, The Week, The Guardian Review, The Observer Review, The Financial Times Magazine.

Ships Monthly is the one that I do keep : ))
   
Echidna   , 24 2006 . 01:03 ()
---, and no surprise :) I think I'd like to read The Observer Review and The Week when I'm back from vacation in August. Would you like to have some nice little meeting then?
   
---   , 24 2006 . 01:13 ()
I should definitely be delighted if I could be of any help to you, any time.

I'll be piling up the new issues for you until we meet when you're back from the holiday.
   
Moana_Pozzi   , 24 2006 . 11:28 ()
More than wonderful!
   
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you're welcome =)
   
Non_solus   , 25 2006 . 02:11 ()
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-- :))))
   
Non_solus   , 25 2006 . 02:53 ()
, ? ;))
   
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... )))
   
Non_solus   , 25 2006 . 03:02 ()
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