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What? Eccleston is hilarious.

Man, I just don’t know. I absolutely adore the Lumet version as the big-let’s-all-put-on-a-show outsized grandiose scenery chewing party version of the book, and even the BBC’s Poirot series had a great, much darker take on the story that manages to cast things in a new light (aided by the completely wonderful David

Kenneth Branagh keeps being given the chance to direct blockbusters and I don’t understand it. His early career doing Shakespeare and some small projects was solid (Dead Again is quite fun actually, and “In the Bleak Midwinter” was also well received), but starting with Thor, especially, he went on a run of helming

Serious debate I’m having with my friends right now in response to the tepid reviews for this: what is Branagh’s appeal? How does he keep getting directing gigs? How does he keep getting away with casting himself? What films has he done where either his performance or directing is noteworthy?

I love detective stories,

Too bad. I was hoping this would be good, but it’s entirely unnecessary. The 1974 film and the 1990s-ish PBS Mystery adaptation are both really good.

I read or heard somewhere this weekend, and I wish I could remember where it was, that during times like these, everyone should be keeping a journal and just writing down the way things are- so that as our country slips into totalitarianism, and democracy is lost, we can remember what life was like. That is to say

The salon was busy when I walked in. There was the chatter of stylists gossiping with clients, the whirl of hair

As Mr. Rogers said- look for the helpers. This type of event is so horrifying, but knowing that there are people helping gives me hope.

I can’t possibly understand what you’ve been through, but I can certainly relate to desperately wanting to get over childhood shit. There are some things that I’ve thought, at several different points in my life, that I’ve gotten over, and then realized that I haven’t. I have a much younger sister and I’m finding that

Ok, I shared it to Groupthink.

I can and do feel deep sorrow for them.

You didn’t read the article. It was not the family’s gun.

Ah, Prince. A cornucopia of gorgeous, high-cheekboned skepticism.

Also.... that a nationalised health service works pretty damn well.

well, I mean if you put a damper on Lumiere, doesn’t he die? So......

This isn’t a debate.

hold on a moment there, if they fall in love as an appliances, when spell is broken, they are back to human form, they are still in love, well you know........ It’s B&B part 2 or a spin off.

I see it! <3