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Thursday, October 22, 2020
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"The Crown is well acted but I hate it so much. Maybe it’s just because I think they’re all spoiled pieces of shit. I don’t know... I love Josh but I never made it to his season."
"Jason, PLEASE watch The Crown. I promise you... I can't believe someone like you has not even tried to tune in. Watch the first episode; better yet, the first two episodes."
"The Crown is well made, well acted, but I don’t buy the portrayal of that fucked up family. I watched some of the first season, and I just don’t believe a person like the queen is that relatable in reality. And I don’t feel it’s worth my time to try and empathize with them. Let’s force her to watch numerous episodes of stories of normal people and see how long she lasts."--- Everybody's got an opinion on The Crown! Mine is just that Josh O'Connor is adorbs... or is that ear-dorbs? Okay I'll stop. Do you watch The Crown? Thoughts?
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The town. Have you ever read A Little Life?
THE TOWN is correct.
And no, I haven't read ALL yet. I have been a really bad reader this year, I keep starting things and not finishing them. It's sitting on the stack in my bedroom though.
You will love it. It needs to be made into SOMETHING
Ivo van Hove, who did that last b'way revival of west side story, crafted a stage adaptation of part of A Little Life last year with his theater company in belgianland.
It's a deep and moving novel and Jude St. Francis is in my memory almost as a person someone I knew. If i read it again i'll skip big chunks.
It's so good (ALL, not The Town). I had an honest-to-god physical reaction to it, it moved me so much. I read it a second time and some flaws stood out that hadn't bothered me the first time. But I still reacted strongly to the same stuff I did the first time. Its one of those things that goes back and forth between really dark, brutal moments and moments of real beauty and tenderness. Strongly recommend! If you get into it you will MAKE time for it and not be able to stop.
well i know what i'm reading next thanks guys! i'm just starting The Smallest Lights in the Universe: A Memoir by Sara Seager she's an astrophysicist on the autism spectrum.
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