What was the last film you watched Mk. II
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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. II
Anastasia (1956) Just saw it on tv 45 mins in, so can't comment overall. The people and costumes were beautiful. Loved it. However
Spoiler:ShowI was so annoyed that we never actually saw them running away or even kissing!
Jane Eyre, the 90s one with Samantha Morton. Saw the first half a few times when I was younger, but never all the way through. Absolutely loved it! Turned into a wee fangirl over Rochester (completely not my type at all until now), cried all through the credits and had to bring my I Heart Poirot pillow downstairs to cheer me up
Considering watching it again this afternoon, but wouldn't want to dilute Rochester's effect by too constant rewatching.
(Also an hour and a bit of I Love You Philip Morris, liked that a lot too although their accents made me giggle a bit)Last edited by ormaybeitsjustnarcissism; 17-06-2011 at 13:43. -
Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. II
La maison du bonheur (2006); absolutely hilarious, laughs from start to finish. 8/10.
Love Actually (2003); Brilliant British film, Grant dancing to 'Jump for my Love' was very funny. 8.5/10
Notting Hill (1999); Excellent British film, I dare say it is my favourite British film
9/10.
Considering watching it again this afternoon, but wouldn't want to dilute Rochester's effect by too constant rewatching.