Down to the Bone.

I saw Down to the Bone with lynnmonster tonight! And we both agreed it was a very good movie -- not a sweet or happy one, but a realistic and absorbing drama that kept us interested all the way through.

The cast was altogether excellent, and it may well be Hugh Dillon's best performance to date -- he was soft-voiced and subtle and quite a bit heart-breaking. And Lynn and I agreed -- while he may have looked awful in the Sundance photographs, he was incredibly good-looking. (In fact I might go so far as to say he was CKR-level handsome here.)

Afterward, Lynn and I were bemoaning our inability to get screencaps. I would indeed recommend seeing this movie -- it's not slashy in the least sense -- but it is heart-breaking and a good drama. (And I really want to know what happened to the characters later on.)

Okay, I'm sitting in my Mom's kitchen writing this and I've got to get to bed. The whole escape-from-Manhattan thing after the movie went smooth as silk, but I've got to get some rest now. I can hardly wait to see what Lynn has to say!

The difference is a capital letter

I liked the recipe a whole lot better when I capitalized my name....

How to make a Theodosia

Ingredients: 5 parts competetiveness 5 parts crazyiness 3 parts empathy

Method: Stir together in a glass tumbler with a salted rim. Add a little fitness if desired!

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In other news: back from NJ, tired, but still glad I did it. Details to follow....

Down to the Movie

I'm still trying to get my head together about Down to the Bone, but tiredness is kicking my ass, I'm afraid. lynnmonster had a nice writeup, if you want coherence.
( Yes, Some Hugh Dillon Content )

I so wish I had screen caps to share.