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fabrisse ([personal profile] fabrisse) wrote2005-02-16 08:03 pm

It's been a cooking week

Monday night, I cooked a Valentine's Day dinner for [livejournal.com profile] moria923 and [livejournal.com profile] thorbol: Filets mignons in a brandy cream sauce, spinach with butter and nutmeg, noodles, and Cointreau chocolate mousse. The next big meal I'm cooking is at the end of the month: Duck with other, unspecified, stuff.

Last night, though, I took my payment from Valentine's day (filets and spinach, uncooked) and fixed them for me and [livejournal.com profile] eanja. We didn't have any brandy, so we had to make do with Southern Comfort, but I think it was all right.

Change of Subject

The House of Flying Daggers wasn't as good as Hero. Maybe I've seen Casablanca too many times, but I would really have rather seen the final battle between the Chinese army and the Flying Daggers. Frankly, the problems of three little people didn't amount to a hill of beans in that crazy world.

Unlike many people, I even preferred Hero visually. Other than the echo sequence and the costumes, I just didn't find it that impressive.
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[personal profile] siderea 2005-02-17 05:31 am (UTC)(link)
Frankly, the problems of three little people didn't amount to a hill of beans in that crazy world.

ROTFLMAO. That is the most perfect review of HoFD, ever.

I agree 100% with your assessment. I thought the visuals of Hero much superior.

[identity profile] fabrisse.livejournal.com 2005-02-17 06:31 am (UTC)(link)
I couldn't wait for Hero to come out on DVD. This one...

The thing is, I wanted to like it. When the women in green come out in the forest, I thought, "Wow." Then the rest was so far down hill after that.