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[rynne]

So pretty much ever since I first watched Boondock Saints I've wanted that beautiful Celtic song in the beginning, except I never knew what it was. I don't know why it's taken me so long, but I finally looked it up on imdb, and it was happily on iTunes, so now I'm listening to "The Blood of Cu Chulainn" on repeat because I love this song.

Also, I saw on imdb that there is apparently a sequel to Boondock Saints in the works. Sequel! I really hope it isn't a sequel that sucks.

Speaking of movies, apparently my flist is going crazy over Star Trek. I didn't even know there was a new ST movie until people on my flist saw it. Then again, I've seen a grand total of one Star Trek episode ever and I don't remember much except that there was Q. So, my question to you, flist: can even people who haven't seen the show appreciate the movie?

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[butterfly.livejournal.com]

So, my question to you, flist: can even people who haven't seen the show appreciate the movie?

I believe that you can -- I saw it with two other life-long fans and with someone who didn't know it very well and we all loved it. It's a good movie and the characters are established and set up during the movie. Everything flows well and it's very well-written.

[book-rapport.livejournal.com]

YES, absolutely. I've never seen an original series episode and I loved this movie to pieces. Absolutely enthralling. There wasn't a second I wasn't completely absorbed and entertained.

I can't encourage you enough to see it!!

[greenwitch.livejournal.com]

Yeah I'm not holding my breath for the BDS sequel -- even though it seems to have a full cast and everything now, that's been showing as in-production since like, 2002 XD