AHAHAHA.

[marguerite_krux]

My library rules.

Where the local video stores and shops have failed me, the good old library gives up the goods. I have no idea whether these movies are any good, but there has been a lot of flailing and romanticizing over them, and seriously? $2.20 each? For the Mary love? Not too much to ask!

Dances with Wolves



Sneakers

 
[Pics from MARY MCDONNELL FAN]

Of course, my laptop is frakked up at the moment, so I don't know if I'll be able to get through them tonight, when the parents are around. Damn my reflexes. I managed to trip on the cord and drop my precious laptop at such an angle that the DVD drive kinda...just...broke off. Um. It was very traumatic at the time, but at least it wasn't worse. It's been a week and I'm having withdrawal pangs from missing my late night movie/tv marathons. And just when I get a new source of Mary...it's almost worse having the dvd and knowing I can't see it til later. >:[

True, there is the small matter of two essays due on Thursday, so maybe it's a good thing I can't indulge in a dvd session. Lol.
 
Anyway, Ezydvd failed me on these two movies, but when I searched for Mary, it came up with three possibilities: Mumford, Passion Fish and...You Can Thank Me Later. I know nothing of the first two...and *clear throat* interesting things about a certain scene in the latter. Funnily enough, it is twice as expensive as the first two. Hmm.

Comments

[icarus-abides.livejournal.com]

She's right, Dances With Wolves is SO good. That was the movie that initially made me aware of MM and Her Awesomeness.

I'm DEFINATELY buying You Can Thank Me Later though

You would ;)

[sapphs.livejournal.com]

This was the first movie that I saw where Mary was a main character and it definately showed me the extent of Mary's acting abilities. Fantastic movie.

You would ;)

ExCUSE me. I resent that even if it is true ;)

[borg-princess.livejournal.com]

I think she was 37 in that movie? Totally does not look her age! That was the first thing that struck me about her. Other than the copious amounts of blood on her, that is. O.o

DWW was worth seeing, but I preferred Sneakers... I like the more 'fun' popcorn movies, lol.