U is for underpants. 

There was a scene (I think it might have been during Leviathan, when Maggie was rescued after Michael had caused her to be "stuck" in the hidden passages) when someone picked up Maggie and carried her, and with the short dresses they were wearing, a bit of her underpants showed.

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My main complaint was that it was often hard to understand what they were saying, especially in the first part, so it was hard to follow the details of what was happening between them.  I have only vague recollections of the book and probably remember the main storyline from other adaptations, and not following the intricacies of their relationships really detracted from it.  Overall it seemed to be a good version.  I don't remember enough of any others to compare.

In The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Brad Pitt & Robert Flemyng play father & son: both actors are just around 40.

That one doesn't seem quite the same - I haven't seen it yet, but I know that he starts as an old man and gets younger, so his relation to others at various times would be different.  I suppose at times he would be the same age as his father and at times older.

For some time now I've noticed that the indicator by the archived sections doesn't necessarily indicate "new," even when one of the categories within it has something new.  It's not a big deal as I've developed the habit of checking the section every day just in case.  It doesn't take long to skim down and see if any of the topics have something new.  But it really seems strange when the main Archive section shows nothing new, and then when I check it one or more categories does have a new indicator on.

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