This and that. in Day by day
- Feb. 13, 2015, 11 a.m.
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The meeting, went well, yesterday at mind. I left a little confused, so will chat with my supporter. She is away on holiday now for a week, so will give me time to mull.
Had a busy morning, doing food shop and little things around house before walking into town, to watch 50 shades of grey.
I loved the film as much, if not more then the book, now looking forward to next one. The film took me on an emotional journey. I weep. I felt sad, I felt empathy, I got butterflies and I left feeling brilliant. So I walked home again.
Going to cinema, is such an amazing experience.
Life us good.
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jamez ⋅ February 13, 2015
I’ve only seen one film recently, it was Mike Leigh’s ‘Mr Turner’ about the latter years of the life of William Turner, I enjoyed it but a few I know thought it to long and slow, I put that down to to much Hollywood where the past looks much like today! I like film set in a certain period to look and sound like that period, and Mr turner was all that, I think the DVD and Blu-ray’s of the film are coming out about the same time as my birthday.
We have a OK cinema in Truro, but the car park near by needs care getting a car in un-scratched, with the cost of going to the cinema the disks can be a cheaper option.
I haven’t seen ‘50 shades of grey’ I’ll see …. I wonder if you would be better getting the Blu-ray disk of ‘50 shades of grey’ is you are going to get all the shades of grey resolved ……
I quite enjoyed Stephen Fry’s introduction of Tom Cruse at the Bafflers, it was almost worth the ‘F’ word to watch Tom trying to keep a straight face …..
Roseyrays jamez ⋅ February 14, 2015
Hi. It's £9.20 for a cinema ticket around here. It's £16.40 a month for an unlimited pass. I signed up for one last month and gave never looked back. It's nice because we book seats in advance and collect at the atm in advance. I had my ticket for 50 shades for 4 weeks. I just love cinema and theatre, so much, it's like magic to me. I also saw turner and loved it. No movie planned for this week but next I will see Selma, with my daughter. I never watch any awards.