But I haven't got an MP3 player

[ghoti_mhic_uait]

I've got a DVD player now. It's shiny and it goes (although at the moment, I have to unplug the NTL box in order for it to go. That's not really a problem, though)

So, um, yeah. Feel free to come play DVDs at me. (The only thing we have in the house of that nature atm is Jacob's copy of Hitchiker's Guide, which means I have finally been forced to admit the existence of the TV series of same. Ah well)

Comments

[firinel.livejournal.com]

I want cuddles and snuggles too, quite frankly, but I'm sorry I can't give you that. If you like vaguely-accurate historical films, I was fond of Elizabeth, if you like slightly-scarey religious films, I am very fond of Stigmata, Love Actually gets my vote for romantic comedies - make sure to watch the deleted scenes.

[ghoti.livejournal.com]

I *loved* Love Actually, and bout it within 48 hours of it coming out (the first film I bought within 48 *years* of coming out, for me). I've not seent he others, though. Thankyou!

[pseudomonas.livejournal.com]

in Elizabeth, the costumes and sets are really good, and some of the acting is OK, but the script and plot are pretty dire - it's all completely partisan, plus there are a few cheap homophobic digs in there. I'd recommend The Madness of King George for royal-centered historical drama (though I'm going from memory since I haven't seen it for years).