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Date Posted: 09:41:15 01/06/20 Mon
Author: skw123
Subject: We've seen Bombshell, Two Popes, On the Basis of Sex.
In reply to: LAwoman 's message, "Movie Monday! What did you see this weekend? I am a little late" on 23:37:38 01/05/20 Sun

On our short list: 1917, Little Women, Knives Out. Margo Robbie was so good in Bombshell. I also watched part 1 of a BBC1 miniseries Dracula, which turned out to be weird and awful. Lol.

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[> [> I want to see Knives Out very much. I've seen so many versions of Little Women, I'm not sure I need another, but maybe. -- LAwoman, 12:27:32 01/06/20 Mon [1]


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[> [> [> Believe it or not I've never read the book or seen any version. I know, I must be -- skw123, 13:53:33 01/06/20 Mon [1]

some kind of hermit, LOL. I think I stayed away from it because people were always talking about how good it was blablah. I'm ready for a try. I do like Jane Austen so maybe I'll be surprised.


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[> [> [> [> It's funny, I read the book when I was a kid because my mom said it was so good. I liked it, but -- LAwoman, 14:41:44 01/06/20 Mon [1]

it wasn't a favorite by a long shot. The film/TV versions I've seen have been varying between gawd awful and exceptionally good. I think this current one has been getting good reviews and I like the cast.


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[> [> I read it over and over when I was a kid. -- Vicki, 12:55:02 01/09/20 Thu [1]

I used to pretend that Jo and I were best friends. I liked the movie, although the way it jumps back and forth in time is probably confusing to anyone who hasn’t read the book a shitload of times and can go, “Oh yeah, that happened BEFORE thus-and-so but AFTER this-and-that.”


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