Stardust
So a while back I heard about this movie called “Stardust” and it looked pretty good. I had already gotten the soundtrack and thought it was quite fab. So I went ahead and grabbed the movie, and was not disappointed. It’s a fun movie, the characters are entertaining and the actors are pretty good. This film is more in the spirit of “The Princess Bride” except not quite a silly funny, so if it’s a “Lord of the Rings”-esque story you’re looking for don’t go for it.
Anyways, months after I saw the movie I found out, from a friend, it’s based off a book. He just so happened to have checked the book out at the library so loaned it to me. I’ve not read much in the last couple years just because most books I’ve tried to read wind up boring me. This one is one that hasn’t, it’s quick and easy reading as well. I have to say the movie follows it pretty darn closely to it. I’m over half way through and from what I remember all of it was in the movie. The only issue I have with the book are some of the adult scenes. I thought the book was basically a kid’s book or at least young adult. I mean in the movie they had one scene but it was cut away and didn’t show much, eluded to and then left it up to your imagination what happened next.
However in the book that one scene is quite graphic. For such a lighthearted story it really breaks up the flow of the book in general. This one scene in particular could have been touched on like they did in the film but the author didn’t need to go into detail for it. This is a case where a movie toned down sex! *gasp* It IS an important part of the story but… the graphic part could have been left out.
Anyways, so far I’m enjoying the book. It’s fast reading and the story is quite enjoyable. If it weren’t for the few unneeded scenes I’d give it four stars out of five. Maybe check it out sometime, or at least the movie, if you enjoy fantasy. I’ll be sure to update this with my thoughts on the ending.

Oh, yeah, I saw that movie about a year or so ago. It was pretty good–not my favorite, but overall cute. The actors are all fine except I thought that the end was a little over-acted, but its really up to you to decide that.
If you’re having trouble finding some books you like, here are some that (like Stardust) are set in fantasy, magical-type settings. I’ve read them all, and I would recommend any one: the Inheritance Cycle, the Books of Bayern, Airborn trilogy, anything by Donna Jo Napoli, and I’ve just began reading Graceling. Hope you enjoy the rest of your book!
I saw it too it was good, funny and yeah. At the beggining of it was kinda boring but funny stuff starts when triston gets beat up bu an old man and the star bein his mom.The wiches kinda scared me but they died anyway. sup bye
hey! bubble butt again but go see the book “the grave yard book” by neil german tooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
ok really its bubble butt but i think the captain of the ships gay 50%