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Stardust

Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 9:28 pm
by Claire
Went to see this film last night, partly by way of avoiding trick or treaters. I thought it was excellent - amongst the best films I've seen this year. Well-cast and at times delightful (De Niro camps it up fabulously), it was also very funny. I suspect, however, that American audiences wouldn't laugh as much, or at the same parts. Although, as usually happens, me and Christine cracked up far more often than other cinema goers. The same happened with Knocked Up. We laughed like maniacs and everyone else just sort of chuckled. I digress.

There were some fabulous cameos, most notably for me, from David Walliams and Ricky Gervais. And some great one liners. Septimus: "What a freak!" and Michelle Pfeiffer: "Bollocks!" both delivered with aplomb.

Go see. 4S

Re: Stardust

Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:50 am
by Mike
Spoilers are contained in this post.

I loved this film, we watched it the other night. I loved it so much I will be buying this one asap. :idea:

It is a classic tale of worlds separated by a mystical wall with a hole in it, boy beats guardian and crosses wall, meets princess, they play tonsil tennis, boy leaves, baby arrives, baby grows up, baby beats wall guardian to chase down a falling star (for his crush), boy meets falling star, has an adventure, falls in love, becomes a king and lives happily ever after.

Lets be honest, who would not like this film?!
5S

Re: Stardust

Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 12:33 pm
by stimpsonslostson
Lets be honest, who would not like this film?!
Your Dad from what he said on saturday morning!
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Re: Stardust

Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 12:39 pm
by Fez
it sounds like a film where i would spend a concerted amount of time watching and trying to crawl my own eyes out. ive always felt my skin crawl when exposed to family films where children are the main characters, though considering i also cant stand children's literature either even when i was of an age for the target audience, i can only assume some there is some repressed trauma related to the whole 'family entertainment' genre. come to think of it i did laugh when bambi's mother died, in fact i felt kinda cheated she doesn't die on screen. what a jip!

Re: Stardust

Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 1:15 pm
by stimpsonslostson
The baby concerned is about 20years old... his love interests being Claire Danes and Sienna Miller, so its not as bad as all that.
i did laugh when bambi's mother died

Glad its not just me! I got told off for sniggering and making enquiries about venison for dinner. :lol:
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Re: Stardust

Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 9:19 pm
by Mike
Saw this film again tonight. It is still amazing and still deserves a 5s rating!!

Re: Stardust

Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 7:46 am
by BarcelonAl
Watched this yesterday evening and thought it was great. Perfect rainy Sunday viewing fodder.

4S