I post in pictures, not words.

[tencrush]

As you know, I love:





You know, artistically as well as with my loins, so I finally got round to watching:



Which I thoroughly recommend, by the way, it was terribly sweet and funny and all those things you'd expect from a teenage love story:



With some lovely, lovely touches, great visuals and two fantastic leads, which brings me to the confession and reason for posting this, which is that I watched well over half the film before I realised that this:



Was:



Which is a bit embarrassing. Not noticing that, I mean. Also embarrassing is that as soon as I realised who she was, my mind started to wander to:



And how much I A) fuck yes, I totally would. and B) am SO SAD they cancelled Campus and the two of them never got together to do sex.

Damn you, Channel 4!


I think I digressed a bit. But yeah, that.

ETA: It occurs to me that the above post possibly proves something or other about there being maybe three degrees of separation between any given person I would describe as OH YES, I TOTALLY WOULD. I wonder if this is indeed the case.

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[morwencath.livejournal.com]

I loved this movie! Craig Roberts also played Adam in Being Human and the spin-off Becoming Human. Not in the Whoniverse but...

The depressing scenes of the run-down areas of Swansea were offset by the beautiful ocean scene at the end....

I have a thing for quirky off beat movies and a passion for Wales so this was right up my alley. Highly recommend it!

[tencrush]

Actually his role in Being Human was the thing that put me off watching this film for a bit, because I didn't much like him in it, but I loved him in this, so it was obviously some other factor.