#14051
Posted: 1/11/06 at 11:35am
wrq, I have a sort of bizarre question about the Memoirs Of A Geisha movie. Did you think it focused too much on set pieces at the expense of plot development? I haven't seen the movie, but that was the impression I got from the trailer. I loved the book when I read it a few years ago, but I'm not sure I want to see the movie (I tend to get very frustrated by movie adaptations of books because I can't stop focusing on all of the details that were changed).
skittles, I hope you're feeling better.
Boston is looking more and more likely to happen for me. A quick glance at Facebook reveals that not only do a ton of people from my high school go to BU (probably at least 10% of my graduating class), but that the person there I was most friendly with in high school is a RENT fan (removing the awkwardness of "hey, I'm totally coming to visit you out of the blue because I'm really here to see a concert").
skittles, I hope you're feeling better.
Boston is looking more and more likely to happen for me. A quick glance at Facebook reveals that not only do a ton of people from my high school go to BU (probably at least 10% of my graduating class), but that the person there I was most friendly with in high school is a RENT fan (removing the awkwardness of "hey, I'm totally coming to visit you out of the blue because I'm really here to see a concert").
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms