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Re: Great Book.... (Reply to this comment)
by Stephen_Murray,  in Movies
Yes, and, as usual, the book is better, but the movie looks very good.
I'm hoping you're going to write a geneal Ecuador review or some destination ones.
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Aug 21 '06
9:41 am PDT
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Great Book.... (Reply to this comment)
by tombarnes
I'm reading the book right now. The movie sounds interesting as well. I hope you are well. Tom Barnes
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Aug 20 '06
10:41 pm PDT
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Re: The book... (Reply to this comment)
by Stephen_Murray, in Movies
Visually striking counts for something, even if the richness of the book (or I could say "books") doesn't transfer to screen. (Speaking of transfers, the transfer of images to DVD is excellent.)
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Jan 18 '03
10:04 am PST
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The book... (Reply to this comment)
by Jaynrand
....has long been a favorite of mine. It helped to convince me how geography and environment could "make" a writer. Although the film wasn't quite a successful for me, I enjoyed having images to connect with the book, and it was amazing how Rawlings vivid imagination could take these circumstances and events and use them to create unforgettable stories. I like this movie a lot - and until this minute, had forgotten it completely. Thanks for reminding of it.
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Jan 17 '03
3:46 pm PST
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Thanks very much for the tip.... (Reply to this comment)
by NFP
...on this one. Cross Creek makes its way on to "the list." Sounds right up my alley.
cheers, and best wishes for the New Year.
nick
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Dec 31 '02
9:18 am PST
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You're right!!!! (Reply to this comment)
by Stephen_Murray, in Movies
I don't know why fawn derived from foun, but it did.
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Dec 27 '02
11:08 pm PST
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Cross Creek (Reply to this comment)
by skbreese, in Movies
Stephen,
A little friendly competition never hurts. I followed your lead in writing a review on "Islands In the Stream." There's so little income share available in movies anyway, I don't think it's much of an issue. Nice job. Sheila
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Dec 27 '02
7:12 pm PST
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I'm right!!!! (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
FAUN - Any of a group of rural deities represented as having the body of a man and the horns, ears, tail, and sometimes legs of a goat.
FAWN - A young deer.
Jan ;-)
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Dec 27 '02
6:41 pm PST
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thanks! (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
I've wondered about this one since I saw Steenburgen in Dead of Winter and researched her for my review. SAY, isn't it 'fawn'? A faun I thought was something supernatural. I'll look it up.
Great review, btw.
Jan
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Dec 27 '02
6:38 pm PST
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