Doomed, I tell you. Doomed.

[puddingcat]

I'm sure people my age aren't supposed to like Jeremy Clarkson quite this much.

Anyway, I meant to mention the cinema, specifically Inside Man (which wasn't set in a men's sauna) and V For Vendetta.

IM was very good. Chiwetel Ejiofor is fantastic, even without a skirt & whip, Clive Owen was pretty good, and Willem Dafoe superb in a small part. It's clever, understated and stylish, and I'm definitely adding it to my wish list.

V was better. I love Alan Moore's work (though I haven't read this one), I love his literary and historical references, and I love his style. I loved the number of British actors. I love Stephen Fry (always worth the price of admission, ridiculously overpriced snacks and petrol) and I loved how the police in a dystopian future drive Rovers... Yup, this one's going on my list as well, along with the book.

(I also love the MC12 on my calendar this month, but that's a tangent.)

Comments

[burkesworks.livejournal.com]

I'm sure people my age aren't supposed to like Jeremy Clarkson quite this much

People aren't supposed to like Jeremy Clarkson full stop.

Inside Man (which wasn't set in a men's sauna)

It could have been worse; Jeremy Clarkson in a men's sauna, for starters.

[norfolkian.livejournal.com]

Clarkson was Cute with a capital C. :D

[pink-weasel.livejournal.com]

I'm really having a thing for Clarkson at the moment. He's so, sweet, especially when he giggles like a baby.

I want to be the filling in my icon sandwich. *sigh*

[munchkinott.livejournal.com]

I'm sure people my age aren't supposed to like Jeremy Clarkson quite this much.

After tonight's Buzzcocks I want him bound in skin-tight denim, made to giggle madly and delivered to my door.

[lark-ascending.livejournal.com]

V is superb, isn't it. Shame about Natalie Clothespeg's performance though. And you'll love the book - I won't spoil one of the funnier differences between it and the film but there is so much more there. It's glorious.

V

[karohemd.livejournal.com]

I'm currently reading the book which was a birthday present from raggedy_man. If you thought the film was dark, the book is even darker.