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A Ton Of New NARNIA Photos Land Online!!
SPOILER ALERT !!
Hi, everyone. "Moriarty" here with some Rumblings From The Lab...
Although there’s one picture here that’s from ELEKTRA for some reason (I’m sure it’s just an accident), the rest of these shots seem to be new. They’re new to me, anyway. I haven’t exactly been scouring the entire Internet daily trying to find NARNIA pictures, but there seem to be some pretty cool ones here, including one of Mr and Mrs Beaver, and another of Aslan, as well as a whole bunch of the White Witch. Check it out!
Hi Harry,
today I got a bunch of fantastic new NARNIA pics ... with Aslan, a Griffon, professor Digory Kirke, Ginarrbrik, Tumnus, etc....
Cheers,
Cirdan
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I wonder if this "film" will have anything to do with Lewis?
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That server is crapping out for the midwest.
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Read the interviews, this one was in the works way before LotR movies even came out.
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I thought they were supposed to be efficient.
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I'm looking forward to this, seeing as i've no LOTR-goodness to tide me over xmas.
And, yada yada, this came first, that came first...shuddap!
Simple facts, LOTR has given fantasy film-makers a chance to go out and make their films. Harry Potter answers for this as well.
Ok, so people have been looking to make these films for a while, before Jackson et al got into LOTR, what difference does it make?
I'm hoping we just get some good, serious fantasy films that put Krull, Conan the detroyer and Dungeons & dragons to rest.
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'nuf said
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www.narniaweb.com
Also has scans of the photos from the German Narnia web site.
It looks like they are from the WETA workshop featurette. Apparently as soon as LOTR wrapped, they started working on the 80 or so creatures from the narnia series. I can't remember where I saw this but I think it was on HBO or a Directv Freeview. Of course it may have been one of those TIVO commericials tht pops up while fast-forwarding through the commercials. Enjoy. -
My only concern about the movie is they will try and turn the two girls into "Xena" warriors. LOTR was going to do the same with Arwen but decided to scrap the idea. I don't have many problems if Susan is forced in self defence to shoot someone with an arrow, but Lucy (an under 10 year old) stabbing someone with her dagger?
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As a fan of the books, I'm looking forward to this for its own sake. But there's a whole list of books in the genre I'd love to see get a green light as a result of the success of this film.
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Here is where the pics really came from. The accidental "Elektra" pic has been removed.
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I'm putting the same pics up here:
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"I thought they were supposed to be efficient". Who the hell do you think you are? We don't need those racist comments on here you ass.
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Unclench. It was a harmless, incredibly tame joke. He called Germans efficient. How will they ever live with that shame?
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If you're going to complain about someone's almost non-existent racism, how about we clean up this site completely? No one here can be racist and the site says "hate speech" won't be tolerated. Odd how the rampant sexism and homophobia still exist on this site. I suppose it's okay to bash women and gays since we're all straight men, right? Wrong... stop complaining unless EVERY bit of hate speech is removed.
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interesting hair choice.
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There was no racism in his comment (it was a terrible joke though). There is no homophobia or sexism on this board...yet. They save that for the Brian Singer talkbacks. So no need to jump the gun just yet, davidlopan (great name! "you are really begining to piss me off!"). Anyway, this movie. Looks pretty good to me. There is only one question that really needs to be asked: Is it faithful to the book and is it a well made film. The look I think is how most people (not all) have in their minds while reading it. Time will tell...
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and with weta doing the effects and creatures and what not, it is going to have a little of the same style as LOTR. Big deal. I personally love their work!
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This looks virtually identical(in certain grabs)to the dire BBC effort from years ago.And please God!When did the wardrobe look so obviously 'magical'??Christ,I have a bad feeeling about this.The preview advert was virtually a photocopy of how LOTR did theirs years ago.Everything just seems to be execs saying "LOTR did it this way,lets do the same." I'm waiting for an advert with that fucking Gothic choir music by Christopher Whatsisname.Christ,even WOTW used that.It's a great book but undenialbly for a younger reader than LOTR.Not that that's bad.And Mr.Tumnus??Wear a fucking coat.Your nipples must be the size of pygmy's cocks!!!Oh....and germans have proved to be efficient in many things,and also rather lovely too.Sadly they're not as proficient these days as theres something like 5 million unemployed at the mo....Try Frieburg.Lovely place.Great Guiness,surprisingly...Narnia?Oh bollocks to it.Andrew Adamson is an unknown commodity when it comes to live action.I get a good opening...then no more Narnia movies will be greenlit.The White Withch wearing Black,you say?Black?Who okayed THAT???
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This is one of my favorite jokes on the subject. The definitions of Heaven and Hell that I saw on a t-shirt once. Heaven Is Where: The French are the chefs, The Italians are the lovers, The British are the police, The Germans are the mechanics, And everthing is organized by the Swiss. Hell is Where: The British are the chefs, The Swiss are the lovers, The French are the mechanics, The Germans are the police, And everything is organized by the Italians.
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Given that Weta is doing the Narnia effects, and given that Weta was essentially created to do LOTR, ipso facto LOTR came before this project really got off the ground.
For that matter, Tolkein wrote the bulk of his stuff before C.S. Lewis wrote his (and was WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY better). In every way, Narnia comes after Middle Earth, and let's not be confused about that.
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Aug 23, 2005 2:52:34 PM CDT
Tja, ich bin Deutscher. Und ich finde nicht, dass es hier irgend
by man of stool
WE GERMANS HAVE ZE BIGGEST DINGDONGS !!!
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Aug 23, 2005 2:55:06 PM CDT
Oh yeah, one more thing: BRATWURST! SAUERKRAUT!! LEDERHOSEN !!!
by man of stool
Whew, had to get that off my chest... anyway, Narnia will rock.
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oh god, you are back with your wise words I see. Have you ever written a positive talkback about anything? I'm sure it will have a marketing campaign identical to lord of the rings. That's the way the studios do things, or haven't you noticed due to spending more time moaning about movies rather than watching them. Quit ya whining!
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Wir haben die Seite doch schon lange unterwandert
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Aug 23, 2005 4:09:51 PM CDT
"If you do not schtop ze anti-German racist propaganda, ve vill
by salvatoregravano
"Ve haf vays of making you luff us!"
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Narnia is for fucktards.
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If Jackson did decide against making Arwen a super warrior, then it showed good judgment on his part. But he did throw a PC bone with Eowyn's big moment by altering the timing of her "I am no man" proclamation. In the book, she says it before she kills that flying beast and before the Witch King slaps her down. In the movie, he put it after her beat down, so as to make it a I Am Woman Hear Me Roar moment. The difference is significant. Whatever the case, it was an incredibly lame death for the Witch King after the movie had earlier built him up to be some sort of great warrior.
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The commentaries always suggested, to me, that they really didn't understand it as well as we would assume...All three of them were so inarticulate in their explanations too.
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I am looking forward to this one. Hope they do it well.
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I'm just not seeing it in those pics...
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I'd like to thank all the people who posted something worth reading.
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"Aye, I've heard. Kills men by the hundreds. And if she were here, she'd consume the English with fireballs from her eyes - and bolts of lightning from her arse!"
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I was only kidding guys.
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Aug 24, 2005 6:14:31 AM CDT
The reason the Beavers knew Aslan was back is because they kept
by the true priapic
I'll be damned if I take my kids if I had any to see a half naked pan-like figure lure a small child to a magical kingdom where you can "eat with the beavers"!Ban this filth.............Do you think Aslan wipes his ass with dock leaves?Personally......I don't know anyone who continues to admit being a massive fan of these books after they turned 11.I'd like to think it'd be a good two hours but generally everything points to lacklustre.If the kids suck the film will fail.Then again,the kids in the first Potter were bloody awful and that made a buck or two.Anythings possible,I mean look at Titanic!!
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Aug 24, 2005 8:49:29 AM CDT
I've heard Mrs.Beaver likes a good hard log to nibble on.
by the true priapic
I'm....so...ashamed....
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Once again an AICN talkback rises to new levels of discussion, NOT!
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Tilda Swinton is six feet tall.
I say again, she's a babe.
Word.
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Wasn't Jadis supposed to have black hair? This is prolly the second time something like that has been screwed up this year...Jessica Simpson as a blonde Daisy Duke, even though she did wear a brunette wig when she was going incognito.
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And am proud to say that I am anal when it comes to efficiency and a top chef to boot.....Diana Rules thats your second dig at British Cooking, where does your dislike for it come from?...just curious, not bitching.....Onto Narnia - as usual Priapic is right...how can the Shrek director be trusted? ....Cos I thought Shrek was jumped up garbage.....
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Comes from eating it. I'm sure you're a fine chef, but when in Britain, eat Indian.
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also, there is a blatant Shrek statue in the pic of the witch in the statue room.
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I believe that Father Christmas has Reindeer on his sleigh and The White Witch has Polar Bears because of a few things:
1) Importing Reindeer to New Zealand was halted when something went wrong.
2) Both Father Christmas and Jadis having Reindeer could send people into suspicions that they may be in league with one another.
Hope this makes sense, it's 3am
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Di,believe me there are plenty of shitty curry houses in Britain.Just to give a bit of advice,avoid Mr.Woos and Mr.Aus all you can eat Chinese in leicester Square.Urgghhhh!!I never learn.They fill the meals with fat and grease so you can only get through 2 plates.Just for fun...I sat next to a table of French ladies who were arguing over how they were given 2p more in their change!!Wouldn't leave until they accepted the 2p back.How lovely!!If you fancy a fairly decent curry try one on Holloway Road(not a great place to go,generally)called Indian Ocean.Not too pricey.British food is usually cack but nothing in this world,NOTHING is quite so fucking woeful as the chinese 'food' on sale in Camden from street vendors.I've said it before....2 or 3 of my mates and I in '99 had some and within less than 2 minutes we had to run into a pubs toilet and release it from both ends if you get my meaning.We are as a people very good at pub meals but it takes years of learning to know where to go.Try Crouch End for a couple of nice cafes or a couple of expensive but nice pubs in crouch hill.Hampstead is good for roasts.Theres an all you can eat Italian just off Soho but beware it is run by the MR.WU's lot and fucking hell!as soon as you finish your plate its whipped off the table and you're asked if you can move as more people require seats.Advice:evenif you are finished and full,go and fill a plate up to the max and nibble a bit every 10 mins as you try to swallow down their vinegar like wine.Urrgghghh....Narnia?Hmm...can't get over the terrible choice of Neeson as Aslan.Terrible because of talent?No,not at all.Neeson's voice has gotten quite refreshingly relaxed as he has gotten older.But the lack of imagination....Need a mentor?Get Neeson!!jesus,try something riskier and then bathe in the glory when everyone thinks 'god,what a great decision.I would never have thought...".e.g.McKellan as Gandalf.Now inseperable from the character for many.
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Aug 25, 2005 7:22:46 AM CDT
Sorry,another example is Cate Blanchett as Galadriel.Notanly,som
by the true priapic
..she was cast described Blanchett as an unknown and 'kind of funny looking'.Holey Moley!!I feel a tiny bit proud in geek terms that I fancied the pants off her for ages and thought she'd be great and perfectly willowy as Galadriel.Again,virtually inseperable from the character.Tilda Swinton...hmm,shes a good actress and does the cold bit(sorry) really well.Could be frightening.Arguably,at this point the films trump card.More than WETA,I think.
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I think Jadis only has Polar Bears pulling her war chariot in the end battle. She has white reindeer for her sleigh.
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But there really is nothing wrong at all with Potted Shrimp, Samphire, Summer Pudding, Shepards Pie, Roast Rib of Beef, Pea and Ham soup ahhh the list goes on.....it's all good when done properly....If you are going for Indian food make sure it's in Leicester or Bradford where you can pick up the real deal ( try the sweet Centre ), Belgrave Road in Leicester being the best ( try Bobby's )....I hope the Kids in Narnia eat up all their Boiled gammon with Parsley sauce before venturing into the wardrobe...trouble is knowing Hollwood it'll be product placement burgers...
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..yup,Leicester is indeed a good example.And Bradford(went out with a lass from Bradford and we used to argue like wild animals about how each town was better than the other9me,coming originally from Lutterworth next to leicester).But I give you....RUGBY!!I know,strangely it's actually really good for curry houses.Personally don't know too many curry places in Leicester Sq.I tend to go keep away from towny food after so many let downs.I once (actually it was waiting for the bradford) ordered food in The Sussex pub off St Martins lane.I ordered Chilli Chips.I got a tiny bowl of McCains chips with..I kid thee not...chili powder sprinkled on top.In my typical english way I didn't complain but still moan about it even now.If anyone ever gets the chance go to to Prague,the meals,the food,the portions..oh my.The Czechs don't scimp on the portions.Lovely people.Difficult language though.Although I did get used to saying "AHOY!" as hello.....Its only just occurred to me but when the White Queen offers Edmund Turkish Delight its going to sound really silly.The audience is going to piss themselves if they're aquainted with The Young Ones."Ugh.Shirley,have you farted?"
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Yep, that is going to sound ridiculous, although the unintentional humor will be lost on the kiddies. As for British food, yikes. I don't know how you guys eat that stuff. I've done a fair bit of traveling, and I live in New York where we have cuisine from virtually everywhere. Having tried most of them, I think I can speak with some authority when I say of British cuisine . . . oh my god, it's horrible. Sure it's a stereotype, but that stereotype exists for a reason. And lest you think I'm just some jingoist, Americam cuisine is far from my favorite. I'll take Italian (really, Tuscan) cuisine any day.
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Aug 25, 2005 11:38:02 AM CDT
just change the name of this site from "aint it cool news" to "
by silverdog
all the links this week were broken, the ones with the photos of mi3, pirates2, narnia....
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...Dude,I'm all for Italiano.Making pasta as we speak.I had THE greatest breakfast in New York one time.Never beaten.I'm honestly intrigued though...I'm wondering what examples of english food gets the most criticism and why...I'm not complaining,try a greasy spoon in Finsbury Park.I had an all-dayer one time and as I got up to pay my body went "eeerrrrgghhhhhhooooooowwww" and I realised it wa coming out already.Nearly as bad as KFC.Seriously though...what is regarded as the worst example of our mush?Personally I can barely think of a true English din-dins as most food is foriegn here now.Fish and Chips?Well...any good food lover knows theres only one good chippy in 50,000.When I first moved to London the local chippy didn't know what scallops or pickled onions were.They knew what fucking chili sauce was though.Outragous!!Please don't blame the English for kebabs.Most young english males regard kebabs as a rite of passage that is grown out in their mid 20's when what is called the "ONE" is bought late one night and the person eating said kebab says to his mates "there's something wrong with this ONE" and realisation sets in that 'no,theres nothing wrong with it.They ALWAYS tasted this bad'.I look back on my time of eating kebabs much in the same way as Traci Lords probably thinks of all the cocks she sucked in the 80's-"What on earth was I putting that in my mouth for.Did I have NO respect for myself?"
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Worst of the worst? That's a tough question. Last time I was in London I ate in one of Ramsey's restaurants (the name escapes me at the moment). It was all disastrous, but the worst . . . well, let's just say that meat and gelatin should not be served together. Ever.
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Aug 25, 2005 1:53:31 PM CDT
Hmm...meat dishes in England.Hmm..try them in Scotland,far super
by the true priapic
I tend to refuse to eat in extremely expensive places now.I have never felt...well...FED...after being to one.I took one girl,a little german girl..lovely,cute...I thought she was great...I took her to a place in Kensington called Bellini's.Empty.Utterly empty.Lovely staff.Just pleased to serve us I guess.Girl loved it.Smashing cocktails.Felt like stars.I hadn't checked the prices as I was feeling flush,had a bit of cash at the time.Everything was cool.Then BRITNEY SPEARS walks in with her fucking entourage.I think..."Oh.....FUCK!Where ARE we?"(my girl loved Britney at the time,kept singing "Oops,I did.." so I thought it would work on the 'impressed' stakes).Britney goes to a corner,we don't bother her blah,blah.And then the bill came......I remember my girl saying in a sweet german accent "You're face is soooo red!"She thought I had heart palpatations.Never again.Seriously..if you want to enjoy food in England don't expect much at all and you'll be fine.I went to a touristy place in NY called Jeckyll and Hyde(??) and the bolognaise on Penne was great.(I'm easily pleased)Although when asked if I wanted Parmesan on it,I didn't realise she'd cover the fucking plate with it!!!God,I miss bacon NY style.....
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Agree completely on not expecting too much from English food. My favorite English meals were definitely at the pubs that kept it simple.
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..but the same little german girl told me she wanted to cook for me.So,being me,I didn't want her to do something over the top(we were students and she was broke),so I said yeah,anything.She said "omelette?" and I thought yeah,great.Make it a cheese one(can't tax her to much and I'll compliment her by scoffing the lot!Everyones a winner).So I went rounf,it was a Thursday(I'll never forget it)and she was already cooking.She had made a PERFECT circular omelette and she dished it up.Perfect!Like she'd used a pair of compass'!!I wondered,hmm no topping,no filling.Whats she cooked up??Then she sat down with hers.(It had rice in it with boiled chicken???!?)and then it happened.....she picked up the parmesan cheese and sprinkled nearly half an inch deep layer of it on my omelette....I knew not what to do......I asked for a pint of water and started to eat it...It was agony.Like eating thescarpings off the bottom of a birds cage.I have in my life ate some daft things(the teabag eating contest was one)but I just...couldn't finish...this...this ...torture!I drank and drank.FOR HER!!For HER!!But it was no use,my throat was clogged up with dry cheese,slowly geling up and choking me.I had to stop.She never cooked for me again until a year later when she mixed gnocchi and seaweed for me.Now that we are split I often wonder whether she was trying to kill me......
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Aug 25, 2005 4:22:09 PM CDT
Gotta admit though,Wolfie-it's more interestingly than this
by the true priapic
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As far as personal preferences go. You certainly won't starve if you visit Britain, as there are many types of food to choose from. When I travel to a new country, I like to try the local cuisine first. I gave England about a week before my stomach couldn't take it any more. Scotland I gave three days. If anything, the scots are worse than the english. Maybe that's why they're so pale.
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Aug 25, 2005 5:55:31 PM CDT
Meat and Gelatine is French by origin....so blame them....and Ne
by doglips
Maybe I should move to New York and open a proper english establishment, you all need educating I think........and just before anyone else rips into British Cuisine remember where Morgan Spurlock made Supersize Me......not fucking England thats for sure...oh and the best Restaurant in the world ( as voted by international restaurant magazine )is The fat Duck in Bray, Berkshire, England....and if you want good traditional english food of real quality go to the Ivy and have their shepherds pie....Wicked....And Wolf, lighten up man, it's only a talkback on a poxy Narnia film......so Priapic are you an organic man??
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Aug 25, 2005 6:18:52 PM CDT
Doglips, I'd Be Willing To Give English Food Another Shot
by diana rules!
As emphatic as you are, perhaps I was steered wrong. My next visit I will follow up on all the recommendations here. I would be happy to alter my views. As to complaints about non Narnia posts, it's not as though people are tearing up this thread with excitement. The 10 people who actually care have posted already.
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whop has to be one of the most remarkable-looking women working in film today; the alien eyes, the teeth slightly parted in a fatuously glazed smile, hwe cpstume looks a bit busy for me. The knotted dreadlocks are a bit overstyled and the icicles hammered into her head kind of clash. The fur coat over cocktail dress doesn't really gel, either, she looks like Rita Hayworth after a long night drinking gin. i'd have liked something a bit more vertical; tailored and constrictive, perhaps no hair at all and her skin dusted with frost, a bit like the Kruger woman in that Star Trek movie. She should look like an icicle from head to toe, she looks a bit too vibrant and pretty here.
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..although I have tried the odd Holland & Barrett weird tea!!I'm from Scot blood and English upbringing so I'm a massive Sunday Roast,gravy and roast 'taters man.Living in Prague tested me to my limits,those people are meat-lovers extraordinaires!!I must admit to trying the Ivy just the once as a friend 'in the know' got me on the list.It was,I think,'98 or '99 and Cate Blanchett was sat close by.I think.The food was indeed very good but the feeling of 'watch yer p's and q's ' kind of disoriented this callow chap.Definately a place for a quiet chat I thought,but I was with very animated film students!!I still can't work out from the posts above what generally is thought of as 'eating english'.As an Englishchap Id regard a sunday roast,fish and chips or...god help us,but its true...a greasy spoon.Upper class restaurants notwithstanding...they're hardly a true representation of how we eat.Oh,and you're right about Spurlock....but Wendy's is very tasty........little misunderstanding on my first trip to the states,circa '92 in Lawrence,Kansas.....I was up early and wanted a cup of tea.Went to a nearby McD's and asked for "1 tea,please" she went to get it,came back and asked for her bucks and I said "do you have any sugar and milk?" and the LOOK I got.THE LOOK!!!Like I had just flopped my cock on the table!!!She went and got some for me...still eyeballing me like I was covered in shit or something!Then I got my tea..Christ,this is a big one I thought(I was dreadfully hung over),sat down and realised the thick cow had given me Iced Tea.....I sat there in my typical English way...and didn't complain......very different from the beauty who wouldn't stop refilling my coffee in New York!!I don't eat anything at McD's now.I refuse.Not cos of Spurlock,it's just the knowledge of what their studo employees do to the food that put me off(I lived in a flat with students girls who all worked at McD's on Holloway Road!Then again 2 of them were scousers.Not that Im knocking the scouse but...well,I guess they really DO do things differently up north!)
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Aug 26, 2005 8:41:19 AM CDT
Hey Priapic...I was with Anthony Minghella, Caprice and Tony Ada
by doglips
I tried to elbow Caprice in the head as I walked past, alas to no avail.....It is very good however.....Le Caprice is not.......The Peoples Palace at the Royal Festival Hall serves a good set sunday menu, nothing special but good value for London and the staff are excellent, as does The Globe Cafe and Restaurant...... Real English food is almost long forgotten....Richard Corrigan is a great supporter, I have not yet eaten at his place but look forward to doing so, If you are partial to offal he's your man.....if you cannot get to the Fat Duck go to Heston's pub instead ( it's next to the restaurant ) The steak with three times cooked chips and marrow is AMAZING! and you will not fail on a roast their either...it's also a lot cheaper than the Fat Duck....My Wife is a full Eco - Warrior so it's always organic....Once you have a decent organic sausage it's hard to go back to anything else...Apologies to any other Narnia buffs I'll try and stay on topic now...........Slow cooked Tumnus does sound good though don't it.....With lashings of Blood thickened gravy mmmmm.....
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..its like that 80's song "I think we're alone now" by Tiffany!!I will try to go with your rec's but I may be pissing off to China(Hangzhou) or Poland(Warsaw) late september an therefore my guts will need to be ready for the whole world to fall out of my ass!!To get back on subject...Narnia doesnt quite seem to be revving the fans up judging by this talkback...hmm...my spidey-shit-sense for flix sweems to be good..I'm off to watch STEALTH!!!back later,probably on the Star wars fan film talkback....PEACE+LUV!!
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