Anyone seen this movie?
Great family movie, thouroughly enjoyed by all.
Regards,
Azeke
Great family movie, thouroughly enjoyed by all.
Regards,
Azeke
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'Read' the book, never saw the movie - or should I say, 'heard' the book: the teacher read out a chapter to us after lunch - grade 6 I think. Fabulous story. Never forgot it, I just never had the chance to watch the film version of it. -
Saw it some time ago. It was OK but I wouldn't buy it. Interesting plot I guess just not really my "cup o eternal soup".
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This may be a good discussion. The topic is popular books that have been made into movies. By and large, my personal opinion is that movie renditions of good books fall far short for a few reasons. First, I think due to the media of print, books allow for a much more thorough immersion of the reader... -
In another post about Lord Of The Rings I mentioned how the images in the film matched the mental pictures I had formed many years earlier while reading the trilogy, and The Hobbit for the first time. This added greatly to my enjoyment of the movie as it gave me a feeling of immersion in this story... -
Hi, I am intrigued by the "Soup" speaker - design available here: https://web.archive.org/web/20070823....com/Soup.html.
As a woodworker, I think it would be a fun project to tackle, but I am disappointed about the cost of the Accuton (Thiel &... -
I'm interested in the cup-a-soup design from Tony Gee at Humble Homemade Hifi.
Has anyone had a chance to build or listen to this speaker? I know that was a thread a couple years ago discussing the soup. Some like it, and others didn't.
This is a newer design. I'd... -
After the thread about the hunger games I just wanted to ask, what book to movie adaptation you like the most?
I like The name of the rose and Perfume
As always, the screenplay wanders a bit but I believe that the essence of both stories is kept.
LOTR is an entirely...
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