Dimitra

Up Harry Potter 6 Shutter Island Bright Star 500 Days Of Summer Fish Tank Some I really want to see...

It's difficult for me to make lists, but here's my favorites till NOW. Atonement Pride & Prejudice (2005 version) The Piano The Godfather Trilogy (Part I in particular) Apocalypse Now On The Waterfront Star Wars series The Graduate

Hello Naomi, ! Have a nice time here!

:welcomebcf:I hope you'll enjoy it here!

Ahoy there, welcome abroad!

Love In The Time Of Cholera

Well, In Mediterranean where I live, we have jellyfish, especially in August. So, when we go swimming, we don't want to have to worry about jellyfish, Yesterday, when we went swimming, there was a big jellyfish, so we got out, because we were scared. Maybe I didn't used the right word before, sorry.

Obssesive Twilighters. I'm not trying to attck ANYONE on this forum, I was trying to find a trailer fot The Last Tango In Paris the other day on YouTube, and by looking at the comments I realised that many had searched the film just because Stewart and Pattinson said they watched it together, and not only that, they started discusing about how does this prove that they are in a relationship in real life! I mean, seriously?! Couldn't they just go back where they saw the interview and discuss it there? And generally, it's just a book! A BOOK! Sometimes, and I'm talking generally now, this kind of people make me think:Get a life, people! And jellyfish. Why can't I enjoy my bath without having to worry about them?

The only time I felt I wanted to leave was in The Day The Earth Stood Still. I didn't even wanted to watch it, we went as a school, payed by the parents council as a Christmas gift and we weren't allowed to leave. Oh well...

Oh my god, your soon-to-be ex-neighborhoods are really stupid! I hope that someone teaches them a lesson some day!

Many of your favorite books have been made into films!(I love Harry Potter as well) To Kill A Mockingbird is one of my favorites, I hope you'll enjoy it. 1984 is in my TBR too.

OK, thank you very much! And one more thing:has anyone read Bel Ami?

That's what the previous one wrote.

Welcome to BFC!

What gender of book? Atonement by Ian McEwan, for instance, is taking place before and during World-War II and deals with the themes of love, consequences of lying and the effect that war has on people's lives.

Actually, I wanted to say March, I was confused.

Postcards From The Edge

Hi there!

Ahoy there!

The Edge Of Love

But it comes in theaters on May...

:welcomebcf:Hope you enjoy it here!

Has anyone read On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan? I was thinking about buying it.

Boys Don't Cry

Welcome!