There's a special place in hell ...
for people who recount movie plots.
posted by frostine | 2:41 PM
Prunes and Prism
RULES FOR YOUNG LADIES: Some arch advice on snagging a husband. Exercising the mouth into a pretty shape through repetition of certain words seems to have been an indoor sport for young nineteenth-century girls; in Little Dorrit, Charles Dickens' overly bred girl repeats, "papa, potatoes, poultry, prunes and prism." (Merrycoz.org)
- Why I'll Never Be an Olympic Figure Skating Coach*
- Ten Thousand Things
- Brokeback Molehill
- Miss America
- Emma, thwarted.
- Mistress of No Grand Schemes
- Red Lobster, Mon Amour
- Hit me with your best shot.
- The Year of the Dog
- Freak Love
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1 Comments:
Uh-oh. Do opera plots count, too?
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