Can someone start a thread asking for a review of Les Miserables, please?

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and their teeth were lovely.

i caught that...you know they had yellow candy corn IRL!

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Like that one line in Dangerous Liaisons, where the servant says to John Malkovich's character, "These days, sir, you can find half a dozen of that, anywhere in the country." And he says, "really....?"

yup

[Jim J Jiblets]

Thank you for your review!

Im gunna go tmr.

[Bye You!]

Thank you for your review!

Im gunna go tmr.

oh i thought you went already!

bring tissues.


and they cheated me out of my favorite moment, the real tearjerker, but we'll talk about that when you have seen it.

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I have an important question. Does Anne Hathaway in any way appear nude in this movie? What time would I need to arrive if she does?

A skinny, dirty Anne Hathaway does not bestir my manhood. I saw the extended trailer for it before Skyfall and none of the clips of her were bonererrific. Not bonererrific at all, sir.

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saw it, loved it. Impressed with everyone, except Russell Crowe. That role was too intense for him.

It was like a reflex, i started crying at the very first note.

And i got chills at Colm's first note.

Now i have a headache.

I have never seen the play and I don't know anything about this but my daughter is hocking me a chanik (yiddish for nagging to death) to take her. Something a 14 could sit through? I heard it's reeeeally long. I also heard a scathing review on the radio the other day that said it was AWFUL, HORRIBLE with nothing to redeem itself whatsoever. I don't usually pay attention to reviews but I gotta say I never heard such a rant about a movie before so it caught my attention!

[Jim J Jiblets]

I have never seen the play

"Poor lass just refered to it as a "play"."
"Common curbside rubbish, m'lady."

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"Poor lass just refered to it as a "play"."
"Common curbside rubbish, m'lady."

Not sure what you are referring to. I'm just not familiar with this Miserable play/movie/story. I have seen other plays. In any case, I'm going tomorrow. Maybe I can sneak into the Tarrantino movie next door.

[Bye You!]

literally means don't rattle my tea kettle.

As far as a 14 year old and Les Mis, it depends on the 14 year old.

The movie is entirely sung. No dialogue. and it IS long.

[Jim J Jiblets]

Not sure what you are referring to. I'm just not familiar with this Miserable play/movie/story. I have seen other plays. In any case, I'm going tomorrow. Maybe I can sneak into the Tarrantino movie next door.

"Musical"

Saw it today. Not as good as a live performance but it had its moments. The cinematography and topography were pretty good, I will say. Amanda Seyfried always gives me a 3/4 chub.

I give it 5 tubs of corn and 2 pepsis.

[Bye You!]

"Musical"

Saw it today. Not as good as a live performance but it had its moments. The cinematography and topography were pretty good, I will say. Amanda Seyfried always gives me a 3/4 chub.

I give it 5 tubs of corn and 2 pepsis.

did you cry?

what were your thoughts on the performances?

wasn't it great seeing Colm in it?

IMO, he blew every vocal away the second he opened his mouth. Good lord, what a presence and what a voice that man has.

[Jim J Jiblets]

did you cry?

what were your thoughts on the performances?

wasn't it great seeing Colm in it?

IMO, he blew every vocal away the second he opened his mouth. Good lord, what a presence and what a voice that man has.

Agreed about Russell Crowe...underwheming. Thought everyone else was good, though. That being said, couldn't help but think..."can they dub Colm in for everyone's parts?" Really well shot. Sasha Baron was an interesting choice.

All I can remember right now.

[Bye You!]

Agreed about Russell Crowe...underwheming. Thought everyone else was good, though. That being said, couldn't help but think..."can they dub Colm in for everyone's parts?" Really well shot. Sasha Baron was an interesting choice.

All I can remember right now.

I was super impressed by Marius, whoever played him. And i was pleased with the Eponine. That's my favorite role, and she didn't disappoint.

and the two kids, the boy and the girl, were wonderful. i kept thinking "where did they find these kids?"

[Jim J Jiblets]

I was super impressed by Marius, whoever played him. And i was pleased with the Eponine. That's my favorite role, and she didn't disappoint.

and the two kids, the boy and the girl, were wonderful. i kept thinking "where did they find these kids?"

Think Marius was on Broadway. Good selection, that kid.

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Eponine is from the West End

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