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[zana16]

I saw Chicago the other night. I totally expected not to like it at all, but it turned out to be 1) a decent idea for a film 2) decent music and 3) well-choreographed. We will not talk about Rene Zellwigger. We do not like her and do not think she should be an actress. We are still pissed about "Bridget Jones' Diary". We do not like Richard Gere, either; I'd go for Julia Roberts instead any day, and I don't even find her particularly attractive. And they probably stole the whole idea from that Bjork film I never actually saw, and they had the budget to make someone else's idea a big thing.

Yes, I am a shriveled-up cynic. Yes, I am too young to be so cynical. No, I am not going to change. Not until the world does.

And yes, I am LJ-happy at the moment. Watch out, folks, there's a wild Zana on the loose and she has a keyboard.

And yes, I am a dork.

Hee! I amuse myself.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

actually, Chicago and Dancer in the Dark have absolutely nothing to do with each other, except for a sad scene where a woman is hanged.
The script for Chicago was written in 1924, if I'm not mistaken, whereas Dancer in the Dark was just released as an original screenplay a few years ago.

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