So I just watched the Liam Neeson version of Les Mis last night (finally).

has anyone else seen it?

I saw the broadway version when I went to new york in 2002ish, and was blown away. I was skeptical that I'd like it as a non-musical, but it was also quite good-different focus, less revolution and more of Jean ValJean's [sp?] journey.

I thought geoffrey rush, Liam Neeson, claire daines and, uma therman were all win.

I need to cussing read the book now. it's only like 10 million pages or so...

Hey JD, did you just see it or did you buy it? If you has it may I borrow it? I've heard all the music and everything, but haven't seen it live or anything. I do like the storyline of it and that does sound interesting.

I rented it from blockbuster, and have long since returned it.

actually, the movie version is not a musical. I saw the stage production in New York, and it was super great.

I forget if I said this before, but I liked both versions, eh.

I gathered that. We actually have the version you rented at Staples for like 9.99. Is it worth the buy you think? Or should I just download?

As the great Canadian theologian Geddy Lee said, "10 bucks is 10 bucks, eh."

I can't make your decisions for you, but I say "Gopher It!!!!!"

SWEET!