Procastination as a Fine Art

[erastes]

I've been spending the day doing a post on homoerotic films over on Speak Its Name and then I was just doing nothing very much.

But I found this:  11 Movies saved by Historical Accuracy  (or, "they would have sucked if Hollywood hadn't taken liberties")

and THIS!!  Romance Covers that actually say what their covers look like:  This is my favourite.



Don't forget to click on the "Covers sent in by others" links as they are all brilliant.

Comments

[liriaen.livejournal.com]

That's quite... stunning. Could be on the cover of a Manowar CD, actually.

[berseker.livejournal.com]

Inaccuracy. The movies were saved by Inaccuracy.

And the covers are hilarious. I loved the one with the quote by Publishers Weekly "I Didn´t Get It".

LOLZ.

[lareinenoire.livejournal.com]

Oh, I love that romance novel covers page! Every time I look at it, I nearly die from laughter. It's just fantastic.

And films saved by inaccuracy...my favourite of those is Amadeus, which I still love in spite of how inaccurate I know it is.

[thistlerose.livejournal.com]

*giggles madly*

Ooh, thank you for those!

[iulia_linnea.livejournal.com]

Every time I come online with no real time to read my flist, you put up something fun to keep me reading. *shakes fist; thanks*

[rwday.livejournal.com]

Thanks! I'd seen the covers before, but not the film thing - that was hilarious! Especially in light of all the discussion lately on historical inaccuracy in books.

[norton-gale.livejournal.com]

*can't stop laughing*

Will have to link this! ♥