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Sometimes a Great Notion - Ken Kesey.

I watched the first two episodes. It's not as strong as I was expecting, but I'm going to stick with it for a while longer.

Midnight in Paris. A will-o'-wisp of a film. It's fantastical and referential and therefore fun for those with a literary turn of mind. A charming way to spend a couple of hours, whether it stands beyond that I'm not so sure.

I like experimental. I've been reading Wolf's writing for as long as I've been a member here, experimental isn't the term I would use. Its repetitive more than anything else. Just opining and not being disrespectful, after all, for supposed anti-artists criticism doesn't mean anything anyway...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5K_w9Tbhoc

Kafka on the Shore is light and dreamy. The ending, while fitting for the nature of the novel, wasn't very satisfying.

^ heh. Wolf Larsen, time to update your avatar pic, buddy. More to the point, 'I begin the poem inside your convulsing memories' ain't so bad, the rest comes across as conceited gobbledegook.

The poll is interesting for a change!

a bookmark.

Is that Woody Harrelson reading a Wolf Larson original? :|

Don't know about Midnight's Children. Satanic Verses vacillates between being brilliant and tedious. It is a mix of magical realism/surrealism/stream of consciousness, all in Rushdie's linguistically playful style.

Norwegian Wood and Underground.

Silas Marner - George Eliot.

Harry Angstrom

Fleet Foxes - Helplessness Blues - YouTube

Rebecca.

^From the above link: Anne Hathaway dunnit, her acting murdered Austen in Becoming Jane. :|

When you do, let us know how it compares to the book.

Yorrick.

In the Cape Colony, eating fart flavoured sheep tails & ketjap, in the company of two astronomically historical personages.