In the film, he was the lost Stooge, an actor, very visibly acting everything out as if even the last rank of a theatre could see him. Moist in the books was a noone, someone you would easily forget, and someone who could adapt each and every mannerism. I will reply to you as it it seem the closest to my opinion: Reasonably priced love and a hard boiled egg.Įdit: Now that I have everyone's attentions, I was wondering if anyone can tell me the most recent news on the show The Watch? I heard that they were making a miniseries or something about the Sam Vimes and the rest of the crew, and honestly, they are my favorite story arc. Has anyone else seen this miniseries, and what are your thoughts on it? Also, I know there other film adaptions and this is the first one I've watched, are any of the other ones worth the time? I did enjoy this one after all. However, the guy who plays Moist, is so damn charming and has some great lines that I couldn't help smiling and laughing.Īdditionally I disliked the display of the golems, again it seemed kind of childish and actually reminded me of Monsters Inc. It is kind of childish, but I suppose that the books are slightly childish as well when you think about it. At first, I was kind of put off initially, but after I while I came to like it. Someone mentioned it in a post earlier today and I looked it up and gave it a go. So I have just finished the 2 part miniseries for Going Postal.

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