ashleypod
Joined Sep 2003
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I haven't seen this show in ages! I would love to binge it one weekend for nostalgia. Where and when can we stream this little 90s gem?
My first ever IMDB review!
I'm on episode 8. High Fidelity is one of my favorite books, one of my favorite movies...so I decided I needed to give the series a fair shake. I still can't make up my mind about whether or not I like it, so I haven't given the series a review yet. But, I wanted to review this episode in particular, because I loved that they turn the camera to Simon in this episode. I actually really like Simon the character, and I like to finally see some variance from the movie, instead of the shot for shot, line for line retakes they've littered the series with so far. It gives me some hope they can turn this into an actual series.
I don't want leave any spoilers, but for die-hard original fans, who might be in that same camp as I am-the one where you can't figure out if this series pisses you off or if it is actually worth its salt, give the whole series a run, and especially this episode.
I'm on episode 8. High Fidelity is one of my favorite books, one of my favorite movies...so I decided I needed to give the series a fair shake. I still can't make up my mind about whether or not I like it, so I haven't given the series a review yet. But, I wanted to review this episode in particular, because I loved that they turn the camera to Simon in this episode. I actually really like Simon the character, and I like to finally see some variance from the movie, instead of the shot for shot, line for line retakes they've littered the series with so far. It gives me some hope they can turn this into an actual series.
I don't want leave any spoilers, but for die-hard original fans, who might be in that same camp as I am-the one where you can't figure out if this series pisses you off or if it is actually worth its salt, give the whole series a run, and especially this episode.
This has been one of my favorite movies since I was 4 years old. In college, I even did a research project about this film, along with The Princess Bride, Labyrinth, The Secret of Nhymn, and The Last Unicorn. We were trying to make a connection between older "children's" fantasy movies and the gothic revival. (We got an A+) I was really curious about all the film's stars, and what they are up to these days. Does anyone have any updated information? Particularly Noah Hathaway and Barret Oliver? Someone had posted a real estate website for Noah, but when I checked it the page no longer existed. How about any updated pics of these wonderful actors? New info greatly appreciated!