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A few '90s Eurodance numbers. They are truly dreadful but they also carry some pleasant memories :D Same.

Only if you consider groceries shopping and ironing interesting ... Same.

A juicy fresh springtime green! :) Same.

That's one thing I certainly won't gripe about if it's such a good-looking villain!

I'm trying not to compare it to the book too much, as they had to make too many changes to render it film-able (e.g. distilling all those evil vampires into an über-evil vampire leader).

That GigaPan thingy looks cool. Your most hated TV reality show.

It's a mix of historical fiction and fantasy/horror, and I think this is one example where the mash-up really worked well. I'm halfway through the movie and am not yet too convinced because I find the story of how Lincoln came to be a vampire hunter a little "choppily" told. I'll reserve my...

Cliffs, a lighthouse and the ocean ... somewhere on the western tip of Brittany. Same.

And it was the touch of the imperfect upon the would-be perfect that gave the sweetness, because it was that which gave the humanity. (Thomas Hardy, Tess of the D'Urbervilles)

Trees and flowers in full bloom, pleasant warmth (as opposed to searing summer heat) and that particular scent in the air. Same.

Thrift store. Most hated garment your mother made your wear?

Oooh YES! Candy you DON'T like?

Nope. Your most hated vegetable is ... ?

Wait ... nerdy glasses? Tick. Lots of books? Tick. Spend a lot of time in front of the computer? Tick. So am I a nerd? :D

No, green. Ever got called nerdy?

Various books and CDs. Same.

Windows 7. Do you have a favourite painter?

LOL @The Fly! "I have seen the sea when it is stormy and wild; when it is quiet and serene; when it is dark and moody. And in all its moods, I see myself." - Martin Buxbaum

John Green, An Abundance of Katherines Colin has a problem called Katherine. Every single one of the 19 girls who have dumped him was a Katherine. His best mate Hassan decides he needs a change of scene and takes him on a road trip leading them to a tiny town in Tennessee, where Colin (yes...

Oh, Falco is great, but I do recommend to read the books in order! On topic: have we had books that were adapted as films? A comparison to the movie might be interesting.