I didn't read the book but turned the film off halfway through cos it was boring.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tweety:
I didn't read the book but turned the film off halfway through cos it was boring.[/QUOT
The book was brill tweety

Enjoyed the book. Not seen the film

The book was good but IMO I don't think the film did the book justice. Anyone drool over JDM's backside?

It makes Ireland look like it is stuck in the 1900's

I have seen P.S I Love You and it was crap

Yeah, I will read it soon.

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Originally posted by ilovewillyoung:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tweety:
I didn't read the book but turned the film off halfway through cos it was boring.[/QUOT
The book was brill tweety

teh book was wonderful, the film is total toilet

It was too 'Orish' for me but it did bring on the tears.
Wish they'd use Irish Actors for Irish parts.

PMSL 1900s think you meant the 90s and Ireland did suck in the 90s.

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Originally posted by Tayto:
It was too 'Orish' for me but it did bring on the tears.
Wish they'd use Irish Actors for Irish parts.

PMSL 1900s think you meant the 90s and Ireland did suck in the 90s.

Aye but we had electricity then! Di you see Marley and Me? OMG they actually didn't have electricity in it!!

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tayto:
It was too 'Orish' for me but it did bring on the tears.
Wish they'd use Irish Actors for Irish parts.

Yeah, I wished they did, would of been more realistic then

The book is fantastic but I turned the film off pretty much straight away as it's crap.

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Originally posted by Irish-Princess:

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Originally posted by Tayto:
It was too 'Orish' for me but it did bring on the tears.
Wish they'd use Irish Actors for Irish parts.

PMSL 1900s think you meant the 90s and Ireland did suck in the 90s.

Aye but we had electricity then! Di you see Marley and Me? OMG they actually didn't have electricity in it!!

No I didn't see it.

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Originally posted by Tweety:
I didn't read the book but turned the film off halfway through cos it was boring.

Me too, although I still have it on tape.

I thought the book would be touching but just found it plain irritating. Then they mucked about with the 'new romantic interest' in the film! Why couldn't they let her get together with the club owner like they did in the film and have to get her together with that great Oirish stereotype?