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[delga]

I just finished watching Angels in America. I don't know what to do with it. I was reluctant all the way through the first half, and then reluctant to start the second, and then I just couldn't stop watching it. And I have so many emotions over so many of the characters, and the overall message. I feel like it's something that I should watch again but it's not something that I can watch on my own. It's such a long story, and it's so many stories that I think you can get lost in the individual instances and not really see the big picture. But there are fleeting moments when it really came together for me and I think it's worth it for those moments. Cinematically speaking, it's beautiful. The actors are wonderful. The story-telling is immense. I'm still a little shell-shocked by the whole thing.

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[russianvelvet.livejournal.com]

oh that was the one on tv a couple of years back i think. was quite sad, the man with hiv. i know what you mean about the enormity of the storylines. i can remeber getting lost when i watched it, think i gave up on it. :]] but emma thompson was amazing in it, i remeber that. she always is :]

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

Well, the whole thing is six hour long and it's spli into two three hour parts. You can cut it into one hour parts bun the story makes less sense because it's supposed to be read in two?

It was sad, but it was also funny and touching. Like I said, I'm still trying to dew ith it, lol.

[russianvelvet.livejournal.com]

hehe :]]