*stupidly wanders into discourse* I've not seen the new Carrie, but I like Mike Flanagan. A lot.
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Books!
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Caught Pan's Labyrinth in theaters this evening. It was unexpectedly in 3D, but I actually thought it was a pretty good conversion. Anyway. That film remains wonderful. Just incredible from start to finish.
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Shrug!
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