This was a delightfully lovely film. The Artist.
At least, I'm pretty sure it was.
I had a few little sleeps as it silently wound its way to its close.
I didn't even mean to.
Whereas I slept quite deliberately in Sherlock Holmes again at the weekend.
But last night, I tried my very hardest to stay awake.
To no avail.
I have no idea how much I missed unfortunately.
Possibly quite a bit.
But the bits that I saw were really lovely.
So don't let this dark truth call into question my otherwise honourable and honest recommendation.
Because it was delicious.
And I wouldn't want you to miss it.
At least, I'm pretty sure it was.
I had a few little sleeps as it silently wound its way to its close.
I didn't even mean to.
Whereas I slept quite deliberately in Sherlock Holmes again at the weekend.
But last night, I tried my very hardest to stay awake.
To no avail.
I have no idea how much I missed unfortunately.
Possibly quite a bit.
But the bits that I saw were really lovely.
So don't let this dark truth call into question my otherwise honourable and honest recommendation.
Because it was delicious.
And I wouldn't want you to miss it.
1 Comments:
Didn't it wind its way noisily to a close with the tap dancing sequence as the heroine lovingly brought the bankrupt silent star into the limelight of the talkies?
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