Ecstasy: Three Tales of Chemical Romance .Prepare for another cult-movie/cult-book wave as Ecstasy, the movie, brings new fans to Irvine Welsh’s book of “chemical romances. Director Rob Heydon draws his plot from Welsh’s novella “The Undefeated: An Acid House Romance” and uses his expertise in
| Title | : | Ecstasy: Three Tales of Chemical Romance |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.51 (751 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0099590913 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
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Prepare for another cult-movie/cult-book wave as Ecstasy, the movie, brings new fans to Irvine Welsh’s book of “chemical romances.” Starring Adam Sinclair, of British television and Van Wilder 2, Kristin Kreuk of Smallville, Billy Boyd of Lord of the Rings, and Irvine Welsh in a cameo, Ecstasy is cult-classic ready. Director Rob Heydon draws his plot from Welsh’s novella “The Undefeated: An Acid House Romance” and uses his expertise in music videos and documentaries to re-create the club scene, including a pulsing soundtrack from Coldplay, Primal Scream, and Tiesto. Ecstasy has opened in Canada, Germany, and the UK.
Editorial : With three wickedly funny and harrowing tales of love and its ups and downs, the ever-surprising Irvine Welsh, author of Trainspotting, virtually re-invents a new genre of fiction: the chemical romance. In "Lorraine goes to Livingston," a best-selling author of Regency romances, paralysed and bedridden, plans her revenge on a gambling, whoring husband with the aid of her nurse, Lorraine. In "Fortunes's Always Hiding," flawed beauty Samantha Worthington enlists a smitten young soccer thug to find the man who marketed the drug that crippled her from birth - in order to give him a taste of his own disastrous medicine. In the upbeat final tale, "The Undefeated," we experience the transfiguring passion of the miserably married young yuppie Heather and the raver Lloyd from Leith - a grand affair played out to a house music beat.
That's what Cisco should have done. Great product which I can use again and again if I need a refresher. You don't just toss a relationship like that away.
And I'm hooked again. This book has a lot of great information in it, but dreadfully needs to be edited. This was an extraordinarily good book. It's slow, it spans across a handful of characters, it has boring women with no depth of character, and except for Professor Elodin, not a single fascinating character among the handful we had - Kvothe included. The book will also give you insights into how the sacred harp community is developing in the twenty-five century.. There are a number of experiments that are mentioned without the mention of the authors of the study. (Subtract this star if you need an alpha male who can only find his salvation through the love of a good woman).
Second star - The heroine is intelligent, steadfast, and vulnerable. All had a brave hero, a spunky and intelligent heroine, Egypt of th
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