coleridge; caught in a bad romance

I'm well aware of how nerdy this makes me.

Also I don't know what happened to my credits. |: They ate themselves--I know.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• samuel taylor coleridge
• lady gaga
• bad romance
• william wordsworth
• romanticism
• pandaemonium

[MagDuke]

I guess I should comment, as I've watched this at least twice a day for the last week... it's amazing. I really want to get my hands on the movie, now, too. And look! You've finally found a good use for Lady Gaga. It's a miracle!

[mentahlfloss]

@MagDuke :D Oh my! Just getting around to seeing this--thank you!!

If you'd like, I can try to rip my DVD copy again and send it to you through some kind of file transfer, like megaupload. c: It'll probably be an enormous file, but, it's entirely worth it--it's such a beautiful film!

[MagDuke]

@mentahlfloss You... you would do that?! You can have ALL of my first-born children (yes, all of them). I've been going crazy trying to get a copy of the film and it hasn't been happening. Just tell me what I need to do on my end of things. I really couldn't thank you enough.

I'm a huge fan of romantic literature and think Coleridge was brilliant. On top of that, Roache is one of my favorite actors, so I'm pretty sure this is already my favorite movie and I haven't even seen it yet.

[mentahlfloss]

@MagDuke It would be my honour! c: I'll send you a pm with the details.

You. Are going. To love it, then. My favourite Roache role used to be The Wings of the Dove, until I saw this movie and he completely blew me away. And the Romantics are so underrated, always the forgotten stepchild between the Enlightenment and the Victorians!

[talkingyellowcrazy]

girl you are fucking crazy

with love.

[mentahlfloss]

Would it ever be with anything less?

[juliebogen]

This is just ridiculously amazing. Bless you. And happy birthday Coleridge!

[KallistiApple]

this is quite possibly the best thing evar.

[alaricskatdance]

This is...so awesome!



[gavin1961]

Has Julian seen this?

[arielunbound]

When "Pandaemonium" came out I must have watched it in a small London cinema with about 3 other people, but it's the only film about poetry I've ever seen that actually contains in it - poetry. Good ol' Julian Temple. Can you put up the whole reading of Kubla Khan on that was done so well? Can't find it on YouTube elsewhere and it was fantastic. Thanks for making this:) May the Revolutionary spirit of the 1790s live on! (posting this day after 26th March Big Alternative March 2011)

[Aya667]

oh no...