Movies and dinner
2004-02-08 11:01
I’d seen both movies before, but hadn’t seen Lawrence of Arabia since I was a child (and I think that was on a not-very-good black-and-white television). The one thing I found most jarring about LoA was that most of the Arab characters were played by European actors. But it was unquestionably a great movie. As
wispfox pointed out, Peter O’Toole’s acting was excellent.
Between movies, we took a trip to Pho 99 (
sionnagh’s favourite restaurant in Malden, I believe) for dinner.
A great evening, but if we do this again with similarly long movies, we should only watch one at a time.
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Date: 2004-02-08 16:44 (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-02-08 16:58 (UTC)i have "Casablanca" now! and "zoolander", "the Royal Tennenbaums" and "goonies!" as well as "grease".
i should have a "Goonies" and "Grease" double feature.
maybe we could do my house next time :)
n.
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Date: 2004-02-09 15:37 (UTC)A friend once told me that " [my] life is not complete" until I've seen LofA... to which I replied that I thought I was a little young for my life to be complete yet. ;) I do mean to see it, though. It's on my list.
(Which is all by way of an excuse to say hello, old friend! fancy meeting you here. :) )
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Date: 2004-02-09 16:04 (UTC)(If you deem that that information is suitable for my security clearance, you can send it to js (at) aq (dot) org; I promise to eat the email, sauteed in a little garlic butter with some onions, immediately after receiving it.)