Currently reading: Star Wars: Specter of the Past by Timothy Zahn (yes, I finally finished The Count of Monte Cristo!)
Most recently watched movie: The Count of Monte Cristo
Current favorite quote: "It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife." -Pride and Prejudice
Picture of the day: none
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Well, the trailer for The Voyage of the Dawn Treader finally came out!! It looks AMAZING!! I'm so excited to see this movie! (And on a side note, aren't the kids soooo grown up?? Lucy looks gorgeous....And not when she's looking in the magic book.)
Apologies for the cut-off on the right side...but enjoy anyway. :)
Pax,
Limwen
I know! I saw it! It looks FAB! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's about time...I hope they keep it accurate, but I doubt it.
ReplyDeleteYou remembered my widdle blog! *hugs*
ReplyDeleteLove your new haircut. I hope no one mistakes you for a boy. ;-P
Are you planning on seeing VDT in theaters? I hope I don't get arrested by Narnia fans perusing these comments and stumbling across this, but I'd rather see Toy Story 3 and stick with the Narnia I've grown up with: the Narnia of the actual books. *grins*
Have a lovely day!
--Pip
After what they did to Caspian (I'm still upset about that one) I dare not hold my breath over VOTDT, but I just can't help being excited anyway. That's one of my very favorite of the Chronicles!
ReplyDeleteJustin & I were browsing yesterday and found it!!!! I was super hyper for the rest of the day. :0) I said I wanted to fast forward to December now, but he said I had to pause at least for the next couple of days because there's severe weather coming up. ;0)
ReplyDeleteI'm not holding my breath either, but I still can't help but be excited. VOTDT is my second favorite Narnia book.
I definitely want to see it, although I won't be going opening day or dressing up or anything crazy. I am not ashamed to say I liked PC (though nowhere as much as the book), and I plan to like this one. I'm interested to see how/if they do MY fav book, The Silver Chair.
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