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Hello, I was wondering if there would be any interest in creating a poetry discussion group, something along the lines of the book of the month thing they already have going on here. Haven't really thought out the details because I'm not sure how much interest there would be in something...

Sorry about that =(. If it makes you guys feel any better, what I mentioned won't even make sense until you're right at that part in the movie, so it shouldn't ruin anything for you. EDIT: oh man, you even have it in your signature

i'd say it's not as smart as it thinks it is. there's not much depth to the movie, nolan just made a bunch of convoluted sci-fi nerd rules that you have to pay attention to if you want to follow the movie. i can't remember where i read it but someone said that he's substituting complexity for...

the author of the article doesn't get starship troopers

he's not really, it's just his last two films have been more standard fare. if you want to see what i mean you should check out these movies by him: videodrome crash dead ringers the brood shivers naked lunch scanners eastern promises isn't bad, but it's nothing compared to the stuff he was...

shirley jackson is really good. try we have always lived in the castle if you haven't. this makes no sense. you're a pretentious snob

really good episode ! so we made this water system...and it connects to the light...yeah the same light i'm not supposed to go near because it turns me into the smoke monster...and then, you see, i'm going to stick this wooden wheel onto it somewhere...yeah this shabby wooden wheel...and when i...

I didn't write this and the guy that did only wrote one scene but I think he's really onto something here. Hotdog Stall of the Dead Scene 1: ext Bridlington Hypermarket, camera slowly zooms in on a hotdog stall and its attendant vendor, Victor Daninsky. A smartly dressed man approaches...

it's the only good book he's written in years. savour it buddy edit: rofl this page is pretty funny http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Stephen_King

I don't understand why people think this way. What's so bad about a director taking the source material and altering it in an interesting way?

i saw this recently too, it's a good movie =). there's a movie that's supposed to becoming out within the year called enter the void, you should keep an eye out for it. . it has a really cool web site too (NSFW!!!): Enter the void, un film de Gaspar Noé

gozu and audition are his best imo. gozu is like a david lynch tribute movie that has a lot of miike's typical disturbing humor in it. i haven't seen happiness of the kutakaris but someone whose taste is similar to mine said it's one of his favorites. edit: oh you didn't like the flashback and...

i think a lot of people place too much importance on how faithful the movie is to the novel. if the director/screenwriter(s) take the source material, give it their own spin, and the movie owns hard then the fact that it strays from the novel shouldn't be a point of contention. a good example of...

ya i was thinking of giving it 6/10 but then i remembered that rating is only for very very very very good books

crime and punishment :stars1: awesome book, very illuminating, very philosophical. possibly the best book i've read in my entire life

it's good to know stuff because then you can incorporate a lot of neat ideas into your stories. that's the extent of it though imo

watched a bunch of zombie movies last night: night of the living dead dawn of the dead day of the dead land of the dead that's probably the order i like them in too. night of the living dead owns~! if you don't mind old movies you should check it out

here are some cheap copies of the book: 0393328392 - AbeBooks now why don't you leave this nice man's thread alone

i love getting low low prices at the expense of people in third world countries. can't get enough of it

i'm not voting because i won't be taking part in the discussion but i just wanted to say that this is a very good idea