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revdorothyl at 06:58pm on 29/12/2004 under movie reviews
revdorothyl at 06:58pm on 29/12/2004 under movie reviews[Thanks to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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My sister's been doing a pretty good job of taking my mind off the accident and its aftermath by having me over most afternoons to watch DVD's with her.
We've been steadily working through the "Highlander" season 3 set that she bought for herself as a pre-Christmas present (since we watch all the deleted scenes and audio and video commentaries after each episode, we've only gotten through the first nine episodes, so far, but it's downright addictive).
And over lunch today we snuck in a repeat viewing of Dracula 2000 to enjoy some more Gerard Butler.
If you've never seen that movie, I highly recommend it, and not just for Gerard Butler's portrayal of an awfully attractive Dracula, nor for the immortal line, "Never f**k with an antiques dealer!"
butterfly for the Stargate: SG1 icon!]My sister's been doing a pretty good job of taking my mind off the accident and its aftermath by having me over most afternoons to watch DVD's with her.
We've been steadily working through the "Highlander" season 3 set that she bought for herself as a pre-Christmas present (since we watch all the deleted scenes and audio and video commentaries after each episode, we've only gotten through the first nine episodes, so far, but it's downright addictive).
And over lunch today we snuck in a repeat viewing of Dracula 2000 to enjoy some more Gerard Butler.
If you've never seen that movie, I highly recommend it, and not just for Gerard Butler's portrayal of an awfully attractive Dracula, nor for the immortal line, "Never f**k with an antiques dealer!"
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