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[turps]

We've been to see The Personal History of David Copperfield today, and what a fun film it was. Bright, breezy, chaotic, dramatic, sad at times and filmed in such an interesting way with an excellent cast. I really enjoyed it a lot.

Then, after the film finished James needed the toilet. Because the Odeon at Durham is a smaller one there is only one disabled toilet, and we had to wait for ages for the person in it to come out. Which is fine, disability means it's almost impossible to nip in and out. What wasn't so fine was when the guy came out it was pretty obvious by the smell and evidence left on the floor and sink he'd been in there to take himself in hand. Which really, time and place, anon person. Time and place.

Still no snowflake answer as I've been out most of the day and about to head offline again for a bath and to read the new Ilona Andrews Sweep With Me which I downloaded recently, but teigh_corvus gave me some good stuff to think about yesterday in terms of the answer and my love for h/c. Maybe I'll even manage more than I like it because I just do.

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[sperrywink]

I hadn't even heard of that movie, but glad you enjoyed it.

And, yuck, indeed.

[turps]

It was a fun movie. I skimmed Luce's movie post last night before logging off and hadn't heard of half the movies on there. It makes me realise how different the release schedules must be country to country. The blockbusters will always be shown yeah, but the smaller films can just slip away or not be shown at all sometimes.

Yuck is right!

[teigh_corvus]

Are we talking David Copperfield, the magician?

Ewwww! Why are people that way??? >_<

Oh hey! I'm glad I could help? :D?

[turps]

Nope, David Copperfield from the novel by Charles Dickens. Though I suspect that description could work for the magician, too.

It was so blatant when we walked in and to not even clean up after himself. The mind boggles.

You helped a lot. Now I just need to actually answer.

[glitteryv]

Ah, that's the movie with Dev Patel, right? It's not premiering here until early May. :( Though it's deffo on my radar.

Ugh, that is a rather grody experience. The fact that dude felt it necessary to do that in a toilet that's used by everyone... >:|

My Ilona Andrews' fever has receded a little so I've yet to start the Innkeeper series. Though I'm thinking it'll probably be sometime in late March/early April.

[turps]

It is, yes. I'd say it's my favourite of the year so far, but that's not saying much considering the date. But I really did enjoy it a lot.

He looked startled to see someone waiting to go in, and well he should. And to so blatantly leave the evidence.

I suspect it's so many books so little time for you. I'm reading the alien one with a talking dog right now that you recced and it's a lot of fun.

[glitteryv]

I mean, January-February are iffy dates. So any movie you end up enjoying this time of the year is deffo a win. ;)

The thing that doesn't help at all is that I'm a mood reader. Right now, I've been gobbling up a specific author's ouvre (well, not all of it, just the books that have been sitting on my TBR for a while) and other rando M/M books. Tho I do feel a mood shift toward YA so, we shall see...

Also, woot at reading Strange Love!!!! That is such a bonkers novel yet totally happy-making. :DDDD

[turlough]

That sounds like a fun film indeed. But that guy occupying the disabled toilet sounds like the worst sort of douche!

[turps]

The guy was an idiot, and all kinds of selfish doing what he did.

[frausorge]

Ewwww. Why are some people Like That??

I'm glad you at least got see a good movie.

[turps]

Some people need to think.

But yeah, the movie was a good one.