Hamlet is Shakespeare's love song to fencing.
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Hamlet is Shakespeare's love song to fencing.
And here I though it was his love song to his mother, but that's probably Olivier's fault.
I thought Hamlet was Shakespeare's love song to Mel Gibson.
I liked Victor Garber. And the band that went down with the ship.
Not that it's not a guilty pleasure; guilt away. But I strongly disagree that people who don't like it haven't seen it. Or are just being needlessly snobbish.
I liked Victor Garber.
His apology to Rose for not building a better boat was a thing of beauty. The captain was good too (though I space on the actor).
But I strongly disagree that people who don't like it haven't seen it. Or are just being needlessly snobbish.
That's not what he said, though. He's saying people who don't see it are being needlessly snobbish.
The captain was good too (though I space on the actor).
That would be THEODEN KING! Bernard Hill.
That would be THEODEN KING! Bernard Hill.
Ha! You must have beamed the name "Bernard" to me, but I kept thinking "Bernard Lee" and I knew that was wrong.
Side question - was it Bernard Hill in BELLMAN & TRUE (a nifty British crime movie)?
I liked Titanic because it was so fricking pretty. The details of the boat, and the clothing, and all of it were so loving.
Then the thing hit the iceberg and I was kind of freaked out by how sad and terrifying it must have been when it really happened.
Jack and Rose didn't affect me one way or the other, although I liked the fact that Rose survived, and survived to live a life full of adventure and curiosity, on her own terms.
Also, Kate Winslet is very pretty.
The captain was good too (though I space on the actor).
The ... father/king in LotR. The one who was cursed, and then got uncursed. Sheesh, how did all the names slip away after seeing all three movies a zillion times?