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I watched Interview with the Vampire last night. I'd only ever seen the film once before, when it first came out and my gaydar was definitely off back then- but bwuh? How did I miss the homoerotic? I haven't read the book, and really don't want to buy it so I'm going to order it from the library.

Banderas comes a millimetre from kissing Pitt. *sigh*

REMAKE PLEASE! (same actors would be good, too) If Banderas had made that film now, he'd be laughed off the screen but OMG ... I was convinced back then, and was convinced last night too. THE HOTNESS!!

I also have to say - Kirsten Dunst? Wow - what a performance!

And also - how is it that everyone had a good hair day except Brad?

Managed my 1000 words yesterday. Go me. 1022 to be precise.

And I'd just like to say, work colleague, that noisy eaters should be killed. In inventive ways.

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The homoerotic is much more pronounced in the book, actually. I seem to remember it was either the first time or close to it that I ran across overt homoeroticism in a book (arguably it had turned up in other things, but certainly not like that).

As for Kirsten Dunst, every time I see her, some part of my brain sees Claudia. It's moderately terrifying, but it says volumes about how beautifully she embodied that character.

I have wondered how they managed to make Brad Pitt unattractive in that film. That's something of a feat. His hair was all wrong.