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I think it's very telling when the thing you most enjoy about a film is the music over the end credits - My Chemical Romance covering Bob Dylan is certainly a singular experience. The rest of the film however, struck me as tedious and derivative. In all honesty I didn't enjoy the comic book version all that much more. That's the last time I jump on any Alan Moore shaped bandwagons!

I have yet to see any film version of Let the Right One in but look forward to it not all that much, having always a sense of dread at the prospect of literature transformed into celluloid.

Thanks for the Hebrew tips. I should have specified, I meant of course Biblical Hebrew. I wouldn't accidentally want to learn anything with a practical application. Good Lord, no!

posted by roadtomandalay at 2:26 pm (EST) on Mar 24, 2009

Perhaps not the 'Allo 'Allo War Diaries, but most probably I would have bought everything else. You even have a book of card tricks! Perhaps you're me gone back in time.

Hello Benjamin who's going to Cambridge. I'm Eliot who went to Oxford. If you know of any good books for learning Hebrew I'd be happy to hear of them. The ones I own are decidedly rubbish. Спасибо!

posted by roadtomandalay at 5:09 am (EST) on Mar 21, 2009

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