Emma Icons, Banners, and Wallpapers (1996 Kate Beckinsale Version)

[ever_maedhros]

- 70 Emma Icons (1996 Kate Beckinsale version)
- 4 Emma Banners
- 2 Emma Wallpapers

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Emma amuses me to no end, and by that, I mean both the novel and its title character. Every time I re-read the novel, I'm amazed anew by jokes I'm sure I didn't fully understand before. (All the stuff going on with Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax takes *several* re-reads to even begin to comprehend. Austen is just so brilliant.) Emma, Emma, Emma. How can someone possess such a sparkling wit, and such a huge blind spot, at the same time?! Ah. Silly girl. I would make fun of you, but you remind me so much of myself in some ways, I really can't. :D (If you're wondering, yes, my blabbing is drawing to a close.)

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BANNERS

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WALLPAPERS

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-Feel free to save as many as you want for your personal use, so long as you don't hotlink or claim them as your own.

Comments

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

HAH! To be honest I wasn't in the least worried about whether he could pull off a different character. And while I haven't seen it for myself yet, I know he was in the very last episode of The Vicar of Dibley, and by all reports his character was a real sweetheart.

This is going to sound a bit silly, but I prefer not to have costume dramas set in wet, rainy countries like England to have this bright shiny warm/yellow cast to the footage...it makes it look like the south of France or like it's some fairytale. *shrug*

LOLOL! (Did we discuss Batman already, or are you going by the number of icons I made for those movies?) I totally understand your fondness for EM, and I haven't a problem with him (in fact I quite liked him in Miss Potter, though I could not STAND RZ!!).

Speaking of which, I keep meaning to ask you. I'd like to get to know you better (properly); would you prefer to email, comment, or discuss via LJ PM? :)

[ever-maedhros.livejournal.com]

Guess I'll have to give The Vicar of Dibley a go, then. :)

I don't think it's silly to dislike a warm coloring on English landscape. I myself have always loved cool colorings, no matter where the movie is set.

I'm going by your numerous Batman icons, and by your taking a sudden interest in the Terminator series. (Yes, I've been following your journal for a while. LOL!)

I couldn't stand RZ, either. She looked as if she were about to burst all movie long, and it put me on edge. My face hurt just looking at her!

I'd love to get to know you better, too. Any format is fine with me--so long as it's not Facebook. LOL.

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

You may be the guinea pig, and tell me how it is, LOL!

Same here! I love it when movies have a bluer cast; plus it's easier to icon (graphic making has made me MUCH more aware/picky about how movies are colored).

Honestly it was my brother who was all gung-ho about Terminator Salvation...we watched all the Terminator stuff (aside from the Sarah Connor Chronicles), and I wouldn't buy any of them for myself. He, however, plans on buying the CB one (my brother is a CB fan as well). Having said that, it is a pretty good movie.

RZ bugs the heck out of me!! Sorry!!

Okay! Agreed, LOL! My email is olde.fashioned@gmail.com

[ever-maedhros.livejournal.com]

Then I will test it! :)

You're right; graphic-making gives you a whole different perspective on movies.

My e-mail is evenstar4243@yahoo.com. Looking forward to many fun e-mail chains. (I must warn you, though; I write long, rambling, bunny-trail-filled e-mails. :D)

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

*salutes you* I bid you good luck and Godspeed!

I look forward to long, rambling, bunny-trail-filled emails. >;)