NotAllThere Permie Swiss Moderator Thanks received 2,403 Feb 26, 2013 20:24 #1 I almost pissed myself when Thénardier sang: Food beyond compare. Food beyond belief Mix it in a mincer and pretend it's beef
I almost pissed myself when Thénardier sang: Food beyond compare. Food beyond belief Mix it in a mincer and pretend it's beef
cojak Some things in Moderation Moderator Thanks received 2,216 Feb 26, 2013 20:28 #2 Yep, we laughed at that bit too. Other than that had 3 good weeps and came out with dribbly mascara. An excellent night out!
Yep, we laughed at that bit too. Other than that had 3 good weeps and came out with dribbly mascara. An excellent night out!
MyUserName Super poster Thanks received 110 Feb 26, 2013 20:41 #3 I almost laughed when Jackman savaged 'bring him home' but other than that it was pretty good.
TheFaQQer Faqqed Off Thanks received 1,186 Feb 26, 2013 20:54 #4 Refuse to watch the film, having seen Ruthie Henshall on stage.
Sockpuppet Godlike Thanks received 4 Feb 26, 2013 22:09 #5 I didn't cry to which my friend declared me dead in side. It was a very good film I just failed to get emotional about it.
I didn't cry to which my friend declared me dead in side. It was a very good film I just failed to get emotional about it.
mudskipper TPAFKAk2p2 Thanks received 1,926 Feb 26, 2013 22:11 #6 HAven't seen the film. Just started reading the book (free on Kindle) but slow going. Maybe it will get better...
HAven't seen the film. Just started reading the book (free on Kindle) but slow going. Maybe it will get better...
norrahe Batty Thanks received 456 Feb 26, 2013 22:17 #7 mudskipper said: HAven't seen the film. Just started reading the book (free on Kindle) but slow going. Maybe it will get better... Click to expand... It is a hell of a slog. I read it years ago and nothing would entice me to read it again. Not really fussed about the stage or screen versions either.
mudskipper said: HAven't seen the film. Just started reading the book (free on Kindle) but slow going. Maybe it will get better... Click to expand... It is a hell of a slog. I read it years ago and nothing would entice me to read it again. Not really fussed about the stage or screen versions either.