Just saw the movie Hanna...
Apr. 23rd, 2011 10:13 pmEdge of your seat, spy-ish kind of thing with the girl (Saoirse Ronan) who got cast in The Hobbit (as Itaril). I have not seen her act before but she was brilliant in this and I think, after seeing this that she will make a fine elven girl. She has a translucent quality to her look that will work. I know that people are up in arms about there being an inserted character in this movie but I am now kind of excited to see what will happen with this. This girl is fantastic and has great range as an actor. She rocked it in Hanna, ROCKED it. Played it with some steel and vulnerability, giving a performance that showed depth and versatility. I look forward to seeing her as an elf. Not a popular sentiment but I don't believe I have expressed an opinion on this yet so not contradicting anything previously stated.
Cate Blanchette - it was weird to see her in a villainous role but she was devastating here. Her American accent a bit, well hard done and overdone but she got that to some degree. She did not seem to be speaking naturally at times. They could have easily had her character be British so I am not sure why they stuck her with an American there, a small plot point change would have helped her out of that. She still was diabolical and twisted - good role for her.
I had fun with the friends and hit Borders going out of business sale (sob) and bought a strange vampire book with Jane Austen being a vamp. Interesting lark of a novel that was half price. Looked amusing. I wanted Stephen MacGuire and got this one.
Jane and the Damned
http://www.amazon.com/Jane-Damned-Novel-Janet-Mullany/dp/0061958301/ref=sr_1_5?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1303621743&sr=1-5
Anyways. That is it for a Saturday night. Next up, Bunday. Woot.
PS-thank you,
heyurs for my Passover matzoh v-gift! That totally rocks!

by jovi_diva
Cate Blanchette - it was weird to see her in a villainous role but she was devastating here. Her American accent a bit, well hard done and overdone but she got that to some degree. She did not seem to be speaking naturally at times. They could have easily had her character be British so I am not sure why they stuck her with an American there, a small plot point change would have helped her out of that. She still was diabolical and twisted - good role for her.
I had fun with the friends and hit Borders going out of business sale (sob) and bought a strange vampire book with Jane Austen being a vamp. Interesting lark of a novel that was half price. Looked amusing. I wanted Stephen MacGuire and got this one.
Jane and the Damned
http://www.amazon.com/Jane-Damned-Novel-Janet-Mullany/dp/0061958301/ref=sr_1_5?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1303621743&sr=1-5
Anyways. That is it for a Saturday night. Next up, Bunday. Woot.
PS-thank you,
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by jovi_diva