[ SECRET POST #4298 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4298 ⌋

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Comments

Re: She's done a lot of period stuff.

[(Anonymous)]

Is it actually? It's not even that I think it's disrespectful or anything. I just sort of class it in with the whole Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter thing - it just seems silly and pointless, and not in a fun way. IDK

Re: She's done a lot of period stuff.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I mean amazing as in I enjoy watching it, it's fun, everyone's pretty, etc. XD

Re: She's done a lot of period stuff.

[(Anonymous)]

Chiming in to say that I'm a P&P fan, and I enjoyed P&P&Z quite a bit, as the complete crack that it absolutely is.

Although personally, I feel like P&P&Z miiight be most enjoyable for people who liked the 2005 P&P movie (which I did), because a lot of the time, the P&P&Z movie feels more heavily based off of P&P 2005 than it does off of the actual novel. Then again, if you hated P&P 2005, I suppose you could also view P&P&Z as a total pisstake.

Also, holy hell, yes, Lily James is one of those actors who is so beautiful that it, like, forcibly makes me like her in everything.

Also, also - personally I liked The Guernsey Literary yada yada yada. It wasn't phenomenal, and there wasn't much in the way of surprises with the plot, but it seemed heartfelt and not too cloying.