I have watched The Phantom of The Opera the other night, and I found it really nice. You might not know about it (as far as I know, it was no box-office hit) but it's really pretty good. Whether you like the music or not, the actors are pretty good, it's funny and entertaining, in a really classic kind of way (not a single pinch of "second degré" as we say in French, the movie could have been made in 1945, which is why it's so original and cool). Besides THEY SING ALL THE TIME which is one of the things that make me like a movie, whatever its other faults may be. (that sentence doesn't make sense, please forgive me, I'm sick).
So, go ahead and watch it, it's pretty good. Besides, you will have an occasion to watch Gerard Butler (you might remember him from 300, another really classical movie which could have been made in 1945, except for the special effects). He plays with his cape every 5 seconds. I don't know, he must have a thing with capes, that man (though in the Phantom of the Opera he has the decency to wear something more than briefs underneath, which is very polite. A shame, but very polite.) If I marry one day, let it be written in stone, the man will have to wear a cape. One more criteria. Like curry, be deaf, wear a cape, be 3 feet tall. If you find anyone matching this description, please, give him my phone number. Oh, yeah, male would matter, and human, as well.
Apart from all that, I am in a bad mood, because, as I said, I'm sick, and besides, I forgot my wallet at home, and now I'm all stressed out. The nice guy from the university's computer room let me use a PC even though I did not have my student ID (he's a hero, please, nice guy, if you hear me, I'm sorry for saying you were a monster a few posts earlier), so it's not as bad as it could be, but still. I don't like not having my wallet, and I'm starving to death. Good thing is, my mother and my best friend V (heroes, the both of them) teamed up so that I could have it back by noon, which should help me be saved from starvation by my credit card (which is, in its way, a hero too. Used and abused, but still a faithful servant...)
Anyway. I have to run (lots of wrk to do)... Have a nice day, reader!!
4 commentaires:
pretty good post :D
Sinon, euh, si tu aimes quand ils chantent tout le temps, tu peux louer les demoiselles de Rochefort ou les parapluies de Cherbourg, enfin le truc où elle demande le plein en chantant. C'est le bonheur assuré.
Tu es malade de quoi?
It's me, the famous friend V.
Je ne suiiiiiiiiis paaaaaaaaaas un héééééééérooooooooooos !
Je peux rendre service, non ?
Bref, c'est vrai que c'est cool le fantôme de l'opéra !
Surtout le vicomte de Chaaagnyyyy ...
HUM... Il faudra que je lui demande l'adresse de son coiffeur !
héhé ! tu ne pourras pas abuser de ta carte de crédit !
J'en ai profiter pour vider tes comptes ce matin !
aaaaaaaaaaaaah ! LA ! une faute d'orthographe ! une grosse ! quelle honte V. !!
ProfitE !!!
J'aurais pu me relire avant de publier ce commentaire...
Mea Culpa
Ah, mais c'est pas grave, les commentaires, c'est pas le petit robert! J'aime beaucoup le Vicomte de Chagny, moi aussi,une pub pour Taft, à lui tout seul! Quand à toi, mais si, mais si, tu es un héros, ne sois pas modeste!! Qu'est-ce que je ferais sans toi!
Quant aux Parapluies de Cherbourg, non merci, j'ai tenté, j'ai pas aimé. On va dire que ça ne marche que quand les gens chantent en Anglais ou en toute autre langue étrangère, car en plus, la version française du Fantôme de l'Opéra, c'est pas de la tarte!! Et en fait, je suis pas vraiment malade, j'ai juste un peu la crève, ça va mieux que ce matin, déjà!!
Bisoux à toutes les deux!!
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