Welcome, Anthony Rapp! (part two) — Page 183

This is such a threadjack...

I just read on Anthony's myspace that he likes the movie "Y Tu Mama Tambien" and it's one of my all time *favorite* movies. Not many people know about it, anyone like it or know it?

I've seen it, didn't really care for it. The guy thing was kind of a turn off.

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Is it really a threadjack if you're getting back on topic?

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tacos are great-- guy thing? I don't think I know what you're talking about

orangeskittles, very true...it was more of a discussion-jack

Wouldn't Adam and I be correct? *raises eyebrow*

I'm trying to figure out why I know the movie 'Y Tu Mama Tambien.' I know that I've heard of it but I really don't know why...

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Election is one of my favorite movies.

I've heard of "Y Tu Mama Tambien", but haven't seen it.

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No, its Adam and me. Because you wouldnt just say 'I'. Not really sure how to explain it.

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I actually had this conversation with someone today. If you take away the other person's name, the pronoun that's left needs to make sense. So we say "Bob and I went to the movies" because "I went to the movies" makes sense. "This picture is Adam and me" works because "This picture is me" makes sense.

Or something like that. :) I'm sure there is a much more technical way of explaining it.

I don't have a myspace, so it won't let me see the pictures.

Alfonso Cuaron (Y Tu Mama Tambien, Great Expectations, A Little Princess, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) is an incredible director, I think.

I loved A Little Princses.

I wasn't a fan of Harry Potter 3. The book was my favorite in the series at the time, so I had high expectations. And I definitely did not enjoy changing the landscape, having them wear normal clothes, and placing the scenes out of order, i.e. the firebolt scene.

...and I can't get the image of Brenden Fraser in a loincloth in George of the Jungle out of my head.

See, now I'm going to have that image in my head when watching that... XD


Besides, Les Miserables has more of a longer-lasting effect on you than Stacey's Big Mistake or something.

I would hope so :)


You remember so much about the Baby Sitter's Club books because at the beginning of every single one, they gave a rundown of the entire series- like who everyone was and their family history and how the BSC got started.

I was discussing this at rehearsal the other day. We were in the Black Box and there was a BCS book laying around and there was a massive discussion over how we used to read them and which characters we loved, and how they always gave that run-down...

I was a BSC book for Halloween one year...


Silence = Death, how can you not like Finding Nemo? I loved it! We had to rewrite a well-known story in drama the other day and my group did Finding Nemo... part of our ending included the seagulls learning a new word- "YOURS!"

I squeed LOUDLY when I was reading Anthony's interests, because on his booklist is A Home At The End Of The World- thats my favorite book EVER(well, favorite FICTION book). I read it on the bus ride to Disney World, the entire thing just blew me away.

I hope he doesnt look at my Myspace and get scared.

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