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Today’s prompt is hosted by Alana @ Dream Come Review!
An original tag based off characters from Arsenic and Old Lace (Movie).
Tags on tags on tags on tagssssssss.
Gimme all the tags though!
But I haven’t watched this movie before so hopefully I can give this tag some justice.
Also here’s a little explanation from Alana on why she chose this movie, so enjoy:
The old film Arsenic and Old Lace featuring Cary Grant has been a favorite film of mine for ages. I first watched it when Mr. B was deployed while spending a lowkey Halloween with a girlfriend. We had wine, delicious food, and best of all I wasn’t forced to play board games since someone’s spouse was willing to play for me. For years now, I always make it a point to watch it on or around Halloween.
So being extra to me, reminds me of me, which means this person is dramatic as hell. Okay.
Princess Charlotte was hella extra. I mean, she shot an arrow at her would be husband before she even the met the dude, and almost started a war. Like, that’s pretty damn extra. I laughed so hard at that part honestly.
I haven’t seen a lot of people in this community talk about it, so I’m picking this book. The ones that I have seen talk about it though have all sung their praises for it, and I am on the same boat. I only read the first one so far – obviously – but seriously this book was soooooo amazing. I loved everything about it.
Dayton. She acts like she’s a dizty blonde but in reality she is smart. I love her so freaking much. I swear it seems like she was nicer as an undead girl than a living one. Character growth when there’s no chance to implement it in your life after a week? I don’t know if that’s irony or just awesomely sad.
Easy Peasy.
No other has topped it so far, I would say. Or I can just appreciate each book for it’s own strengths and weaknesses without having to compare them. Just kidding, I’m not that good.
Rose makes me laugh a lot, actually.
Not gonna spoil it.
Grey? More like bae, am I right?
Well now I’m gonna have to watch the movie, right guys? But this one was fun, and I had a great time making my graphics so feel free to use them if you want to.
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Cute tag! Do watch the movie, it’s a lot of fun and a classic. (It’s been ages since I’ve seen the movie, but I’ve seen the stage play, and that’s fun too.) I don’t know that I’ll be able to get to this tag, but it’s a lot of fun to see your answers!
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I’ll have to find it! If I do, I’ll watch it and post my thoughts on it or something 🙂 Oh I didn’t know there was a stage play of this! That sounds like it would be really cool. I actually enjoy watching plays, but I haven’t been to one in a long time.
No worries if you can’t 🙂 I just like to spread the word of tags.
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I see Next Year In Havana everywhere, think it’s a sign I should read it haha. Also curious about Want by Cindy Pon. Unique choices! Also, love the title of this post, have never heard of this movie and now really want to watch it. Loved B&W thriller/suspense/mystery films. The acting styles are so grandiose.Thanks for the tagging! Definitely wanting to do this one in the future.
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KITTY YES YOU NEED TO READ IT! You need to read both honestly. Next Year in Havana is the book that made me get more into historical fiction romance novel types, and I’m so tempted to buy the paperback or something so I can go back and look for my favorite quotes. And then of course I need to read the sequel but I needed some time in between them.
I haven’t watched this one either, so I’m glad that Alana explained why she chose it. I found the gifs for it since I guess it’s a pretty popular classic, so I could kind of see snippets of it, but I haven’t found the whole thing yet.
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Oh, I love this movie! It’s so, so funny! This tag is awesome! I might do it!
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