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Mine are:
Book: Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K Jerome (charming, funny and oldie-worldie)
Film: Hairspray (so positive and feel good)
What are yours and why? |
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My book changes between 3 depending on my mood and which one I have reread most recently : Catch 22, 1984 and Hitchhikers Guide.
Movie I dont think I have a clear fav |
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Steel magnolias cause it shows the power of women together. I cry every time i watch it. What an amaxing movie and a stellar cast. Female power at its best
My book is current .. notes to self by Emilie Pine. Really an oustanding read. |
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Books: kitchen Confidential... Re-read it like 20 times when I was at catering college back home in Sweden.
Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy..
And the list goes on. Lol
Film: actually can pick one...
Amelie. Amazing. Feel good film. |
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"My book changes between 3 depending on my mood and which one I have reread most recently : Catch 22, 1984 and Hitchhikers Guide.
Movie I dont think I have a clear fav"
Catch 22... Classic. |
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"I haven’t read 1984 but loved animal farm. I’ll add to my to do list!"
I much prefered 1984... but maybe its because I read it at a much earlier age. Took me ages to get around to animal farm |
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"My book changes between 3 depending on my mood and which one I have reread most recently : Catch 22, 1984 and Hitchhikers Guide.
Movie I dont think I have a clear fav
Catch 22... Classic. "
Apparently the is a new film adaption being made |
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Favourite book would be Ulysses due to its sheer greatness.
Favourite film changes regularly but currently I'd go for Spike Lee's He Got Game. Much under appreciated in my view.
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Ah cool, would be cool to see what they do with it.
Original movie was OK. Kinda hard to pull off a book like catch 22 and catch all the madness. Lol
On the topic of Orwell...
Homage to catalonia. Thought it was great. Easier read than for whom the bells toll.
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"Favourite book would be Ulysses due to its sheer greatness.
Favourite film changes regularly but currently I'd go for Spike Lee's He Got Game. Much under appreciated in my view.
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Ive attempted and failed to read that book....before i die i will  |
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Battle Field Earth best book but worst film ever.
There's a book called.Come and hunt an earth man.a close2ND
Zulu love the film and sound track.
Or Kelly's Hero's and sound track. |
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"Favourite book would be Ulysses due to its sheer greatness.
Favourite film changes regularly but currently I'd go for Spike Lee's He Got Game. Much under appreciated in my view.
Ive attempted and failed to read that book....before i die i will "
Getting the proper Dublin accents in your head helps a lot I think. Don't think I could have got through it if I was on fab though, far too many distractions here. |
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Fave book is one i just finished. The little paris bookshop by Nina George. A great read that you can hear the sounds and catch the smells that's being talked about in the book.
Movie...my go to movie is The Thomas Crown Affair.. |
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"Mine are:
Book: Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K Jerome (charming, funny and oldie-worldie)
Film: Hairspray (so positive and feel good)
What are yours and why?"
Favourite book : Ann and Barry
Favourite movie : The land before time |
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"Favourite book would be Ulysses due to its sheer greatness.
Favourite film changes regularly but currently I'd go for Spike Lee's He Got Game. Much under appreciated in my view.
Ive attempted and failed to read that book....before i die i will
Getting the proper Dublin accents in your head helps a lot I think. Don't think I could have got through it if I was on fab though, far too many distractions here. "
Much respect to you ...its really not an easy read  |
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My favourite book is always the current one I’m reading: M (the life of Caravaggio)
Favourite film is always changing, but at the moment is ‘There will be blood’ |
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Book - A Beautiful Danger by Stephen Davidson Sports Photographer, it's mainly for the amazing action shots he has taken over the years capturing the highs and lows of motorcycle road racing and my copy is singed by Martin Finnegan, Ryan Farquar, Eddie Laycock and the man himself which makes it super special to me.
Movie- Ferris Bullers Day Off Lol, 1 of the 1st movies I saw on video at a Friday night club we used to have back in 1st year in secondary school and it gave me such a laugh and has stuck with me ever since......it's mainly a memories thing but still cracks me up, too cool for school 
Saving Private Ryan would be a close 2nd just for the beach landing scene at the start and how close to reality that actually was, the rest of the movie was good for action but the plot to go save Ryan and get home safe to his mother as his 2 brothers died in action already and a whole platoon to sacrifice themselves in the process was a bit too Hollywood |
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but have enjoyed '1984' more than once!
My favourite film will always be "An American in Paris" 
