Boo Radley
Jul. 1st, 2001 11:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
blustockingWhoo. I feel better now. Just had to get that out.
I watched "To Kill A Mockingbird" today.
I am ashamed that I had not watched it before. I read the book a long time ago and absolutely adore it, but I had not watched the movie. Let me just say, I love that film. I love everything about it. When the Reverend said, "Stand up Jean Louise, your father's passing." I lost it. It hit me like a sledgehammer in the chest. I don't know why. Maybe because I love my father so dearly and look at him like Gregory Peck's character. It was that goodness and reverence that got to me. Such a great film. The opening titles were so well done, so thought out. The music, the acting, the fact that they actually did the book justice in interpretation and style. I love that movie.
Hey, Dan Vado posted on my board. That's funny. :)
I watched "To Kill A Mockingbird" today.
I am ashamed that I had not watched it before. I read the book a long time ago and absolutely adore it, but I had not watched the movie. Let me just say, I love that film. I love everything about it. When the Reverend said, "Stand up Jean Louise, your father's passing." I lost it. It hit me like a sledgehammer in the chest. I don't know why. Maybe because I love my father so dearly and look at him like Gregory Peck's character. It was that goodness and reverence that got to me. Such a great film. The opening titles were so well done, so thought out. The music, the acting, the fact that they actually did the book justice in interpretation and style. I love that movie.
Hey, Dan Vado posted on my board. That's funny. :)
