Aaah, hello marmite.

Haha, this was actually my dad’s dvd. i tried watching it once when i was off school ill but got bored while brad and janet were still in the car. ok, i didn’t stick it out long…

i don’t know when i watched it through the first time, but i’ve watched it many times since ;)

As for the ‘marmite’ comment, i don’t know anyone that says, “well, it was ok…”. It’s either, *squeals and starts singing / dancing * or “that is seriously weird”. Haha.

Actually, i have another funny story about this. We used to have a little time to wait around before maths lessons last year in college, and we’d sit in a little corner. One day the topic of rhps came up, and those of us who’d seen it started singing and dancing and laughing in disbeleif that a certain friend hadn’t seen it (she is SO the type who would LOVE it). We were making a little too much noise and one of the maths teachers comes past and says something about too loud time warp, a little less rocky horror. i was like, “wow, cool maths teacher she knows it! haha”

Ramble over, but i’m going to see it in september! *eeeeee *

=]

i’ve only seen this movie once…i wish i could see it in a theatre though, i’d probably have a lot more respect and like the movie more if i did.

omigod this is an awesome movie. But you have to appreciate musicals as well as have a sense of humour. Unfortunately, I don’t know enough people who would appreciate this movie like I did.

if you live in a fair-sized city, i highly suggest going to see this movie in a theater. i live in indianapolis, and a couple of smaller 1-2 screen theaters show it every saturday at midnight. it’s a blast!

It reminded me of Hedwig and the Angry Inch and made me want to watch Daredreamer.

it was weard but good

It was my birthday, the year the 25th Anniversary Edition came out, so this was my gift to myself. No elaborate tale of woe or anything, but that little ditty is all I got.