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Subject: You mean it doesn't completely suck?

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Jen again

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Date Posted: 19:59:35 10/21/03 Tue
In reply to: Suky 's message, "Jekyll/Hyde" on 22:42:35 10/20/03 Mon

Hi and thanks for the review!
I saw a tiny bit with jump cuts of John Hannah looking all angsty. However we now have a big projection TV and I never want to see anything disturbing with the baby in the room because the faces are so huge.
I'll try to tape one of the Halloween transmissions.
I'm so tired of the J&H stuff because there have been so many spinoff versions as well. Mary Reilly was John Malkovich with combed versus mussy hair. Not a fave.
However if there's lots of DW then I have a reason to fast-forward through this one!
Yay!

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Author: Suky [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 13:27:50 10/24/03 Fri Yes, it was pretty angsty--and pretty graphic too ... I definitely wouldn't watch it with the baby in the room! BTW, I forgot to mention that DW gets to elicit some momentary sympathy around the middle of the film too . Alas, most of the visual portion of the scene seems to have been left on the cutting room floor. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]