I hate to lay this on you (not really). Don't watch this if you are easily offended. This is one of the funny-er things going around. It's got that catchy tune that get's stuck in your head. Oh, and it's not age appropriate, so wait til the kiddies are out of the room.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xc_BJxdDgg

With Liam, I've discovered my inner Trekkie. I've always been mad about Capt. James Kirk, but watching the entire original series from start to finish has fueled the fire all the more.

I also love Monty Python. Combine Star Trek and Python and you get this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QSaM5gQ9vo

Is it any good?

I liked "The Barrens and others", and "Aftershock", this is the only one I need to track down now,

what's everyone's verdict on it? and is the Hardcover hard to find?

The new version is a B-movie enthusiasts dream. Plenty of gore, breasts, humor, and a memorable penis scene to satisfy fans of this stuff. The actors all realize what type of film they are in and deliver solid performances. Richard Dreyfus makes an excellent little cameo to kick things off.

Meh movie about a retiring parole officer whose last case is a southwest Detroiter convicted of arson 8 years before. Had the focus been on Norton instead of De Niro this may have been a better movie. De Niro's performance was fine, it was the character that was terrible. I get why the guy was so blah, he had absolutely no joy to his life. But why would you want to make a movie about such a character. Probably because of the intrigue created at Norton's wife, Jovovich seducing De Niro into a favorable opinion of her husband. But that's such an insignificant part of the movie--it could have been hinted at or told and a better story resulted by the focus being on Norton and his religious transformation. De Niro's character just didn't care about anything and I didn't care about him. This is one of those where the preview implied one thing and the movie gave me another, like Bug. Ugh! Bug.

I just saw this over the weekend. Ryan Reynolds pulls a Tom Hanks as he has the weight of the whole movie on top of him. There are no flashbacks before he got in the box and no scenes with other people except for a brief phone video.

But Reynolds really draws you in and makes you believe he's in there. I liked it. I thought this was going to be in the theater, but probably because he doesn't have the star power yet it didn't make it. They should've waited until after The Green Lantern was released.

Hey all,

sorry to trouble you,

been a while since I read By the sword and ground zero, and now I have Fatal error, and I'm confused about the Kickers and the septimus order, which is which, what their individual goals/motives/part of the story are etc (so far), can anyone give me a quick reminder ? I'm getting a bit confused.

Secondly, having bought the adversary cycle many moons ago in Hardcover, I wondered how many of the paperback reissues are necessary to buy, Ie how many are revised editions?

Many thanks,

Sometime next year, (2012) Pixar Animation Studios is going to release JOHN CARTER OF MARS!

Featuring the voices of:

Taylor Kitsch as John Carter

Lynn Collins as Deja Thoris

and Willem Dafoe as Tars Tarkas

This should be good!

Ken V.

Let me first sat that I have been browsing these forums, and wow, it really seems like a great community and I think its great that FPW himself posts regularly!
Anyways i hope im not starting with a stupid question.

Im starting a new readthrough of secret history books, just reread The Keep. Now, in The Adversary Cycle lists: The Keep, The Tomb, The Touch, Reborn. Secret History Timeline: The Keep then Reborn then The Tomb. Im sure its just a matter of preference, but I want the smoothest path to wrap my mind around all of THE MAN'S storylines as much as I can.

When the Star Wars prequels came out with characters that were not in the original trilogy, I knew that some or most of them would have to die. If you’ve read The Adversary Cycle, and Nightworld already then you know where Jack’s series is ultimately heading to and how it will wrap up. The Repairman Jack series has introduces a slew of characters that need some sort of closure by the end of the last book. Wilson is revising Nightworld, so it’s possible that some of these charecters make their way into that revision, and perhaps even make it through Nightworld, if not, then they must die. That can’t be left hanging out there in limbo (if I remember correctly Julio fate was unknown in the original Nightworld) I have compiled a list of characters that need to be resolved(die) in the next book. PLEASE NOTE – I have not read Fatal Error, I am waiting until summer and for the pool to open. Please don’t spoil Fatal Error for me. Any comments, or characters I’ve left out?

THE LADY
HANK
THE OCCULUS
REMAINING YENCARI
DAWN PICKERING/ BABY PICKERING
WEEZY CONNELL
EDDIE CONNELL
MR. DRISCOLL