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ya of course i meant the original film~!

the last battle was ridiculously long and uninteresting

Why are you guys in such a rush to finish your books. You should sit back, relax and read them at your own pace. I would think that worrying about your speed would be distracting and take away from the joy of reading the novel.

Does Lolita count as a classic novel?

ye i got some more, boy! audition rushmore lost in translation the fountain lost highway spring summer fall winter and spring brazil quarantine deconstructing harry

inland empire mulholland drive 2001: a space odyssey eyes wide shut wild strawberries the shining rashomon annie hall hannah and her sisters burn after reading no country for old men the departed taxi driver halloween drag me to hell

Anyone know any good novels that deal with searching for god? Preferably something literal, like the following of the monoliths in 2001: A Space Odyssey or, if any of you play video games, xenogears.

Cronenberg is the man. If you haven't already, check out Videodromes, Dead Ringers, Naked Lunch, Crash and The Brood.

i think you're going a bit overboard saying that was "extremely obvious from the start".

We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson Publisher Comments: Taking readers deep into a labyrinth of dark neurosis, We Have Always Lived in the Castle is a deliciously unsettling novel about a perverse, isolated, and possibly murderous family and the struggle that ensues when a...

this is a great movie. i went in thinking it might be a big piece of stinky cheese but i ended up really feeling for the guy. this and the fountain are aronofsky's best imo i haven't seen planet terror yet but death proof is hilarious. i had a smile on my face throughout the entire movie

I miss season one as well..the writing seems a lot weaker now. The back-stories and the interaction between the survivors seemed a lot more genuine and less hokey. I used to get teared up but now when they try to get emotional i don't feel anything.

did someone really ask what's wrong with wal-mart? how about exploiting third world countries and using their women and children for slave labour.

I don't like Harry Potter or Twilight either but I can see why they're so popular. They're fun, light reading with enough entertainment value to hook a wide variety of readers. The same thing can be found in cinema. A large number of the highest grossing movies aren't anywhere near my favorite...