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Dec. 31st, 2012 08:22 pmI watched Les Misérables fully expecting to be underwhelmed, pretty much figuring that there was no way a movie could match up to the musical. (Les Mis is, after all, my favourite musical, despite my brief flings with Chess and The Phantom of the Opera.) I eyeballed the cast list, made dismissive noises, and if I'd heard about all the hype (I hadn't, I've been living under a rock), I'd probably have shrugged it off as residue glitter from having such a star-studded cast.
...Against all expectation, I was very much not underwhelmed.
I ended up watching it twice in about two days and had to tear myself away from watching it three times in three days (with a promise to myself that I'd watch it again after I finished reading the book). And now I'm waffling about catching it again tomorrow, despite not having finished the book. Self-control, I have none.
( Yammer yammer )
I want the free digital companion so badly, but it seems that it can only be downloaded from the US iTunes store. (I cry at the injustice - it's supposed to be free, after all, and they said it was available worldwide).
...Against all expectation, I was very much not underwhelmed.
I ended up watching it twice in about two days and had to tear myself away from watching it three times in three days (with a promise to myself that I'd watch it again after I finished reading the book). And now I'm waffling about catching it again tomorrow, despite not having finished the book. Self-control, I have none.
( Yammer yammer )
I want the free digital companion so badly, but it seems that it can only be downloaded from the US iTunes store. (I cry at the injustice - it's supposed to be free, after all, and they said it was available worldwide).
