::Hayley::

i saw a trailer for this, it looks quite good - i haven't seen alot of films like this. the only thing that would put me off seeing it is the total depressment of the storyline - i would most likely pass out from saddess!! thanks for the review though!

LOL i know!! she was the person i least expected to see, but she was flippin' hilarious! :lol:

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*bump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!* this show really is hilarious............. did anyone see the first episode of the new series last night? HAHAHAHA "mum, im pregnant... what do you think?!" "well darling, i think you should tell people as soon as you see them because you don't want them to think you're just fat!" HAHAHAHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA :lol: :lol:

Definitely a movie to see if you're interesting in '30s Britain and the Jazz age. This film captivates you as soon as it starts and I found myself drawn into the era as if I was actually there. It's based on the novel "Vile Bodies" by Evelyn Waugh and here is a review I found.. "The idle rich could have gone on being rich and idle without ever stirring the envy of the working classes if it wasn’t for the invention of the gossip column. Now, in the 21st century, that position has been taken over by celebrity magazines and entire newspapers. Suddenly, gossip is news. Evelyn Waugh’s biting satire Vile Bodies was an attack on Lord Beaverbrook and everything he stood for, while purporting to be a playful romantic comedy about the bright young things of the late Thirties and what silly asses they were. First time director Stephen Fry has adapted the novel for the screen, with an understanding and accuracy that is remarkable. In past adaptations, Waugh’s characters could have swapped places with Bertie Wooster’s chums, as if the English aristocracy consisted entirely of ancient eccentrics and frightfully nice, impoverished younger sons, endeavouring to marry heiresses, often by deception, in order to pay their bar bills. The period of the film is 1939, with storms of war threatening from across the Channel, not that these night owls would notice, as party follows party, each more elaborate and foolish than the one before. “I’m so bored, dahling,” is a cry often heard from the scarlet lips of dizzy debutantes. Within this charmed clique, not much is happening (“Are you going to spend your time eating plovers’ eggs and sucking up cocktails?”). The talk of love is no more serious than the snippets of rumour published in Mr Chatterbox’s column in The Daily Excess. Where Fry succeed so well is allowing the intrinsic innocence of these brittle butterflies to be exposed without mockery. The itinerant writer Adam (Stephen Campbell Moore) has decided to take his girlfriend Nina (Emily Mortimer) to an hotel in Sussex for a night of passion, obviously their first, and the dialogue is delicately balanced. “Am I going to be seduced?” she asks, with a flirtatious twinkle in her eye, disguising the fear. “I am afraid you are,” he replies, in earnest. “Do you mind terribly?” This is neither gauche, nor coy. It is the way things were, as if emotions had been locked in cupboards by Nanny a long time ago and needed permission to be released. The star-studded cast is dazzling, with particular mention of Fenella Woolgar, Michael Sheen and David Tennant. It seems difficult to avoid Mortimer these days – last week it was Young Adam – which is no hardship whatsoever. Her portrayal of Nina has layers of subtlety and, like a moth in amber, captures the intransigence of a petrified society perfectly. The revelation is newcomer Campbell Moore. He fits into the tapestry of this world of privileged ignorance as if born to it. Adam is different from the others, in the sense that his father is an academic and he’s written a novel (unpublished). Without indulging public school mannerisms, or exaggerating a single vowel, Campbell Moore captures the character of Waugh’s enigmatic anti-hero with an uncanny instinct. It is an astonishing debut, as assured and natural as Fry’s.

yep, wasn't i just the cutest birthday present? :dozey: :smug: :lol:

lol it's very melllllllllllllllllow! i think so anyway! sometimes some of the songs do go on a bit :confused: and i get a bit irritated and press the *skip* button to their more common singles :smug: however it is worth a purchase!

yipyip indeedy!! hows uni chick?!?! in the words of damien - "nothing unusual? nothing strange?!?!?" :smug:

uhhhhhhhhh :huh: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i probably do know it, but your description is too intense for just finishing lectures for 7 hours in a row, finished with a 2 hour english seminar :stunned:

aww fanks :cool: i still have my birthday cards up! it was my mums b/day too - first time in 19 years we werew apart for it :cry: :rolleyes:

my big day was sort of a big weekend, i was in Cambridge all weekend visiting my boyfriend :wink3: lol which was great! :smug: the big "night out" :D is officially tomorrow night, all welcome! lol

I am wearing yellow socks today

yyyyyayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy AWWWWWWWWWWWW THANKS EVERYONE!! *hands around cake* :smug:

argh i forget what it was called :huh: rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr anyways - i was the champion at that level!! no lava for me! :smug: *is very proud of self* :wink3:

vvvvvvvvveery true! even my dad likes it :o :D

yay me too :smug:

har har i always made my little brother be tails so i could be sonic - tails could kill dr.robotnik while sonic just stood watching and being safe heheheeh :sneaky: :dozey:

ha about time! i thought i was losing my identity :o

this is my favourite b-side!! *tear* it's wuvly :smug:

1: See You Soon 2: Brothers and Sisters 3: I Bloom Blaum

awwwwwwwwwwww at least you have a mega drive!! we *sniff* sold ours when we got a playstation *still traumatised* :stunned: :o

yeah i voted that too... however i think of tony blair sometimes as someone who was just trying to do his best and what he thought what right... but it all got a taaaaaaaaad out of control :confused:

I took all fouR!! not to be greedy or anything :smug:

WOOHOHOHOOOOHO SERIOUSLY!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D you're gonna LOVE him!!

damien rice - older chests