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Barry the Sprout · 05-01-2002, 05:42 AM

Mel, I mean it was more graphic than he expected. Which I thought was rather amusing really and wondered what he had expected.

I see what you mean about the over the top story when you explained it. I still liked it though and personally thought the Abbey (sp? Gaaargh...) in particular was portrayed extremely well. The film made me think and had several memorable moments. For me that made it a good film, but I see what you mean on reflection.

But anyway, while I remember it has anyone read any Tom Holt? He is a really good author in my opinion but he has gone downhill recently. Faust Among Equals was extremely amusing in particular.

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Barry the Sprout White Dragon Join Date: October 19, 2001 Location: York, UK. Age: 42 Posts: 1,815	Mel, I mean it was more graphic than he expected. Which I thought was rather amusing really and wondered what he had expected. I see what you mean about the over the top story when you explained it. I still liked it though and personally thought the Abbey (sp? Gaaargh...) in particular was portrayed extremely well. The film made me think and had several memorable moments. For me that made it a good film, but I see what you mean on reflection. But anyway, while I remember it has anyone read any Tom Holt? He is a really good author in my opinion but he has gone downhill recently. Faust Among Equals was extremely amusing in particular. [ 05-01-2002, 05:43 AM: Message edited by: Barry the Sprout ] __________________ [img]\"http://img1.ranchoweb.com/images/sproutman/certwist.gif\" alt=\" - \" /><br /><br /><i>\"And the angels all pallid and wan,<br />Uprising, unveiling, affirm,<br />That the play is the tragedy, man,<br />And its hero the Conquerer Worm.\"</i><br /> - Edgar Allan Poe