[ SECRET POST #2608 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2608 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[queerwolf]

I thought Stardust was great. I especially loved Robert DeNiro.

I need to read American Gods. It's been on my to-read list forever.

[(Anonymous)]

Robert DeNiro is so wonderful in Stardust. And Michelle Pfeiffer and Mark Strong both KILLED it. It's rare for a movie to have two incredibly good villains.

[sparklywalls]

Oh this! I've been trying to think why I like Stardust so much (the film this is) and that makes sense as I enjoyed Pfeiffer and Strong a lot - and on average I'm usually drawn to villains more so than heroes. You're right, two very good villain performances. I also loved Robert DeNiro.

I'll admit I've not read the book but I was surprised how much I liked the film. If only it didn't have Ricky Gervais in it (who spoils it a little for me because I can't stand him.)

[(Anonymous)]

Oh God, me too. Shut up Gervais, you used to be mildly amusing and now you're a grade-A smug tool.