Me in 'formal attire' just before watching Practical Magic 2. Ha ha.
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LOVE it! You're so lovely! Ok...now tell me....what did you think of the movie??!!! I cannot wait to see it! The first one is still one of my all-time favorite movies.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words. I did enjoy the film but not as much as the first one. It took me a good ten minutes to come to terms with how Sandra and Nicole look. It almost felt like their faces were cartoonish, such a shame. I felt the story line was overlong and not enough magical interludes in it. Plus I really did not like the look of the love interest for Sandra. Let me know what you think when you see it.
DeleteA nice photograph of you, super dress and hat.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thank you Jan.
DeleteIt's absolutely perfect Jean! xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you PP, hope all well with you and Jos still.
DeleteThe "formal attire" made me smile, a nice way to go to the cinema. Good to know it took you ten minutes to get used to the faces, and that it's a bit short on magic. I'll wait for that one to come on TV, but thanks for the honest verdict, Jean.
ReplyDeleteyes Diana if I were you I'd wait for the telly version. some films have to be seen on the big screen but I think this isn't one of them. 2 seats at our local cinema cost £27 plus refreshments.
ReplyDeleteYou look lovely in your 'formal' witchy watching attire. I was very tempted to go and see this at the cinema as I LOVED the first film, but after reading your review I'm glad I decided to wait until it streams somewhere on the television. I really can't justify spending almost £30 for two cinema tickets for any film unless it is really special.
ReplyDeleteFar too much money I agree. The cinema ia an independent and nicely done out but too expensive.
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