JASON ISAACS -- THE LOST GIRLS

It's starting on YouTube now, but you can probably watch it later too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQN2PFsZyUo

Looks like it was filmed during the Archie junket interviews.

[/quote] Scots has a lot of similar words in it, that are also often used in the north east of England where Annie lives (I have lived in both Durham and Newcastle). Some Scots words are similar to Dutch, such as kirk. [/quote] It's kirke in Norwegian. :D Although, the first k is pronounced with kin...

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It was posted for the Holocaust memorial day on January 27.

Do we all have access to it?

Then I'll say: Let's go!
I could need a good laugh and stress release at the moment.

Thank you, Servalan.
It's interesting how they adapted to the contemporary audience.

My PC is pretty good, so I have nothing to blame

Gaming takes time, and I'm not very good. Glad Jason's done some more work.

I'm thinking about trying out Baldur's Gate, but I will wait untill it gets cheaoer in case I end up giving up on it.

Thanks for sharing the news!

I've never read the book, what are the main differences?

I like it because it's funny in an unintentional way. What's meant to be funny isn't funny, and what's not meant to be funny is just laughable.
It's quite entertaining.

What do you all say, do we want to rewatch this and talk about it?

Coming of age movies with girls in the lead, yes... there are plenty. I was thinking that maybe Alice in Wonderland was in some of the same genre. :scratch There's The Brothers Lionheart from the Swedish writer Astrid Lindgren. But that's more about a dying boy, who finds the courage to face death, ...

Do you know any other movies like Peter Pan, that covers coming of age in the same way? I asked an AI robot, and got Lion King.

It's not too late, Helen. Join in if you still want to watch it and share your thoughts

I stopped watching Hotel after Jason's character left, it was so bad I couldn't watch the whole thing.

Jason manages to be theatrical and perfectly believable at the same time- I think it's a difficult movie for children to act in, since it's so stylished in a way. It may have been easier if it were more gritty and realistic (but that wouldn't fit this movie). I think they do a very good job, though....

Passionada isn't very good, but it's like guilty pleasure. I kinda like it. Haven't seen it in ages, though. I may think different about it now.