But perhaps the most awe-inspiring book we found was this one.

2) A little later in the evening, we all went out to Carlos O'Kelly's and Jeff related another anecdote from the Madonna book written by her estranged brother. As it turns out, Christopher Ciccone directed a Dolly Parton video ("Peace Train") and there was talk, however brief, of Madonna and Dolly collaborating on an album - as in Dolly sings five of Madonna's songs and Madonna sings five of Dolly's songs. It never happened, but of all the Madonna projects that never came to fruition, that one is probably the one most likely to cause me to wet myself if it ever did materialize.
3) My glasses are crushed. I rolled over onto them as I had left them laying on the floor. Fortunately, I have another pair from one prescription ago so I am not blind, but they are definitely not my most preferred frames.
4) We finally watched Iron Man last night. Everyone told us we would love it, and we did enjoy it, but in the final analysis I was underwhelmed. The pacing was all off and the more we talked about it, the more it seemed like a pilot for a television series. All in all, I liked The Incredible Hulk better.
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I did enjoy Iron Man...especially the look of Iron Man, which was spot on.
My one complaint? We get about 3 minutes of Iron Man whupping ass. The rest of the movie is either the development of the suit or Iron Man fighting for his life.
Final Analysis: Needs more ass whupping BY Iron Man.
I think that was our take on it as well - the climactic battle scene just didn't seem all that climactic. And then it was over!
We did enjoy watching it and it wasn't like we wanted our 2 hours back, but it did not live up to the billing that everyone gave it.
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