playing multi-media catchup
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learnedaxRead Coraline. Good book. Quiet, happy, CREEPY, cheery little thing. Recommended.
Also, finally got around to watching Branagh's Henry V, which everyone else who cares has seen. Nonetheless, I also highly recommend it.
Have been catching up on Cowboy Bebop, which for a while I thought was getting boring. It wasn't. With typical timing my Tivo botched recording the final episode, so now I have to wait another month while the series cycles through. Ah, well.
Have finished volume one of Cerebus. So far so good. Yes, I do know when to stop.
Also, finally got around to watching Branagh's Henry V, which everyone else who cares has seen. Nonetheless, I also highly recommend it.
Have been catching up on Cowboy Bebop, which for a while I thought was getting boring. It wasn't. With typical timing my Tivo botched recording the final episode, so now I have to wait another month while the series cycles through. Ah, well.
Have finished volume one of Cerebus. So far so good. Yes, I do know when to stop.
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Date: 2004-05-10 08:03 pm (UTC)Coraline good. Untill the end. Gaiman seems to have a problem with keeping the endings in line with the buildup. [shrug] Might just be me though.
Cerebus becomes a completely different book after the first volume. I found it phenomenal from volume 2 untill the ending of Jaka's Story. Kind of trails off after that, but still makes a better show of it than the rough beginning.