1) I made it as far as the beginning credits with the home videos of little Any set to You've Got a Friend in Me before I started to sob. And then the third act happened. Whereupon, between sobs, I was like IT'S GOING TO BE OKAY, RIGHT? THINK OF MY SOUL THE CHILDREN!
3) Aw, I loved that one. It's not quite Cranford of David Copperfield (the one with Daniel Radcliffe) levels of greatest costume drama evaaaaaar, but it was so great. Matthew Macfadyen is apparently one of those actors who is epic fabulous in everything (and is thus causing me to toy with watching that Keira Knightley version of P&P, which I don't doubt I'll regret), Andy Serkis continues to be the freakiest thing about every project he's in, and OH GOD, I LOVED FANNY. I LOVED HER SO MUCH. And it continued the tradition, following that of my preferred versions of David Copperfield and Oliver Twist, of Dickens adaptations a better ending than the writer did himself.
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Date: 2010-07-11 01:14 am (UTC)MY SOULTHE CHILDREN!3) Aw, I loved that one. It's not quite Cranford of David Copperfield (the one with Daniel Radcliffe) levels of greatest costume drama evaaaaaar, but it was so great. Matthew Macfadyen is apparently one of those actors who is epic fabulous in everything (and is thus causing me to toy with watching that Keira Knightley version of P&P, which I don't doubt I'll regret), Andy Serkis continues to be the freakiest thing about every project he's in, and OH GOD, I LOVED FANNY. I LOVED HER SO MUCH. And it continued the tradition, following that of my preferred versions of David Copperfield and Oliver Twist, of Dickens adaptations a better ending than the writer did himself.