What DVD's are we Watching?

[Sundae]

Originally Posted by casimendocina

I read it about 10 years ago but I do remember liking When we were orphans alot. I read it at the same time as An Equal Music by Vikram Seth and remember thinking that there was something quite similar about them-possibly in the writing style...the way the prose was so beautifully put together that you just wanted to keep reading no matter what it said because the words fitted together so flawlessly.

Looks like I'll have to pick up some Kazuo Ishiguro then. I ADORED An Equal Music. It was so good it hurt. I even bought the CD to go with it. I simply couldn't match the descriptions to the music though. I'm not tone deaf, but I definitely prefer words to music.

[casimendocina]

Originally Posted by Sundae

I ADORED An Equal Music. It was so good it hurt. I even bought the CD to go with it. I simply couldn't match the descriptions to the music though. I'm not tone deaf, but I definitely prefer words to music.

Had no idea there was a CD. Will have to check it out and reread the book so I know which piece goes with which bit in the book. I also have to rewatch and read The Remains of the Day. I saw the movie when it first came out when I was but a young-un and didn't pay terribly much attention to anything but the basic plot. Now that I know the plot, I should get more out of it.

[Spexxvet]

On demand, watched I Love You Beth Cooper, which was cliche. Also watched Scott Pilgrim VS. The World, which I found to be outstanding.