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Quest for Camelot - The Magic Sword

Stardust is after all a great movie. I had fun, was never bored, and this is obviously good. At the beginning there are some minor , understandable, changes from the book, but also some scene there are actually the same (that was for fans, I'm sure XD). But then, toward the end, the screenwriter must have become an anarchic, and decided that he could do better (better of Neil Gaiman! sacrilege and stupidity!). I won't say anything specific for those who didn't see it, but for those who have I'll just say this: the whole final scene in the Lilim's palace comes from where?!?
On the contrary I totally approve the modification of the Captain, because Robert De Niro was marvelous XD
And then there was the wind. A little too much wind probably, given that I washed my hair in the morning and at noon they some sort of electric tangle XD and it was really cold. But the wind is beautiful, always. The sky was really clear, and the light was crisp (only my schoolmates at IED could really understand this XD).
About 80/90s anime (the ones I saw when I was a little girl, I'm not actually sure about when they were made XD): I started watching The secret of Blue Water (superlove! it's a steampunk anime! and it's really beautiful, except for Nadia -.-), then I passed on to Sailor Moon (I've seen first and second season, and clearly I'm seeing the others three too; until now, I noticed that the plot of the single episodes is rather banal and repetitive, but the themes of the seasons are really interesting. So, yay for Sailor Moon!), and now I'm watching Daddy Longlegs. Consequently, I decided to find out all anime of my childhood and watch them :D
Obviously, I didn't stop watching tv series. At the time I'm seeing Heroes (♥ i totally loved 2x07 ending), Gossip Girl (more interesting that what I thought at first), Desperate Housewives, Scrubs, How I met your mother (favourite sitcom ever, and there Willow from Buffy :D), Ugly Betty and Smallville (not quite sure why I'm seeing it... but I am XD).

I love getting lost in Milan.
Forgotten railroads, unforeseeable shops, roman ruins, houses covered in ivy, bookstalls selling Urania and Librogame for 1 or 2 euros.
And if there's a shiny sun which brings a magic light like yesterday, you would never stop wandering between unknown alleys, not even when you feel like you're really lost.

And then, yesterday I finally went to see Hairspray!!!
And it's so nice! I giggled all the time, and clearly I can't stop listening to the soundtrack.
But above all, I realized that I'm actually a twelve years old fangirl.
How else can you explain that every time that Zac Efron was on the screen I kept smiling like a teenager in her first crush?!?
And even '60s James Marsden is not so bad XD