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He just didn't count on the government pressure to upgrade.

I enjoyed it. It was interesting to compare it to the various Dracula films loosely based on it.

Pan's Labyrinth The Fountain A Scanner Darkly

I thought it was awful.

I agree with Das Boot.

Yeah I saw it once a long time ago and again recently when it finally got it's Region 1 DVD release. One of my favorite zombie movies.

I just read the first one Stormfront so far. At first I thought it was just really average but in the end I did wind up enjoying it. I think it helps that as Dresden says he may be a wizard but is far from all powerful. He can be a formidable opponent but it's also possible to catch him off...

Looking forward to it.

I always thought Gomez was really cool and funny in the TV show.

I work the night shift and often read in bed before going to sleep.

MAD Magazine and comics mostly. Then I read the Narnia book series which got me into reading more novels. Eventually I got into Stephen King.

I thought it was an interesting alternative to Underworld. As for explanation I didn't think it was to bad. I accepted the Others having powers just like the Mutants in XMen have powers. Also the fact that this is just the first movie of a series means that more may be explaned with more...

My favorite is Horror or Horror/Sci-Fi.

It may be that or maybe some authors have built up such an epic that they can't figure out how to end it. That's how I felt about Wheel of Time. The last books I read seemed to have a few big major key events with lots of filler story leading up to them.

Someone loaned me a book called The Day After Roswell by Philip Corso. The actual story was okay, but the writing style was incredibly dry. I got about half way through and just gave up and returned it. Another one I almost quit but somehow pushed on and finished was Stephen King's Insomnia.

I feel crude. I buy red wine in a Box. Usually Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon.

I soppose there are 2 in particular I didn't care for. Insomnia and Hearts in Atlantis. Oddly though I did enjoy the much hated From A Buick 8.

There is a handfull of his stuff that I think is great and probably just as much that I didn't like. I guess the core of his stuff regarding "the Old Ones" or strange ancient cosmic alien being The Call of Cthulhu wich I did enjoy. The Whisperer in Darkness seemed mostly average but was saved...

I only buy hard covers of stuff I really like when I see them on sale. Otherwise it's paperback.

Most of what I like seems to be in the Downbeat / Trip-hop category. I also like some industrial music when I'm in the mood for it.