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I used to be this really big Anne Rice fan....and I remember how disgusted I was that Tom Cruise was gonna be Lestat in Interview With The Vampire....then I saw the movie and felt chastised because he actually did a good job of it. It's one of the few Tom Cruise movies that I ever liked.

I love rainy days. It inspires me to be playful, to cook yummy things, to hibernate and read a special book, to dance in the rain and follow it up with long hot showers or baths, Soups and a hot Cocoa somehow taste better too. Rainy days are magical. \0/

*lol* tbh, the cat in The Cat in The Hat felt like a pervert. >.> It was creepy to watch so I didn't. *lol* Dr Seuss should only be in books or cartoons is my personal opinion. A bit like Winnie the Pooh really. Not that I like Winnie the Pooh, but the movie clips that I saw also gave me a...

Hehe, he'd probably be thinking.....how do they move like that? o_O

The Flaming June I also love the literary/artistic movement it represented. >.< By happy happenstance I was able to visit it often in the museum before I moved away.

I wonder what Lewis Carol would think about all the different types of Alice in Wonderland iterations out there. >.<

Tolkien was a solid academic, really respected in his field, even my professors would occasionally mention him with gravitas in class. It's odd for me to think he got owned by his editors/estate/Hollywood in the end.

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Tell me more *using sugary sweet cajoling voice* You really are into this. >.<

I hope you read my edited answer. :P

*mind blown* That would have been so neat if they'd done it like that in the movie. A bit like the mecca type warriors in Avatar. They probably didn't have good enough CGI back then to make it look realistic. Now you have made me want to read the novel. >.> *adds to her list of reading...

Would you want to read the book after watching the movie?