Wonderful movie - funny and touching.

Interesting story about an orphan Living on the just south of the border with the North) who is/becomes a transvestite. (They make it clear that he loves dressing in women's clothes from a very young age.)

Of course, it is an Irish movie - directed by Neil Jordan. Liam Nesson has a small, very important role.

I wish I'd seen it on the big screen.

Not the most original horror movie of all time, unpopular teen dies and comes back to torment her haters, but done with enough flair to make for a fun watch if you're not looking for greatness. Especially when you consider the slate of horror flicks currently available. I went to a 'proper' video store yesterday thinking enough time had elapsed since my last visit that the selections would be plentiful...they weren't. My low-budget tastes aren't as easily satisfied when I have to pay full price for the rental instead of the freebies I used to get as an employee.

Did anyone else see this movie and did anyone else love it?

I'm waiting for it to come out on DVD. Classic movie and laugh-out-loud funny.

Ehh... wasn't spectacular by any means. Bret Ratner ain't no Bryan Singer. I didn't care for the introduction of SO many new characters and throwing the ones we've known since the first movie out the window. The subtle moments Singer achieved in the first two are definitely lacking in this one.

And how does it go from day to night in under 30 seconds? (If you see the movie it happens when they storm Alcatraz).

What the...? Guess? Anyone? I was fine up until the last 30 seconds.

I can't wait to see the new X-Men movie, and this interview only makes me want to see it more. Seriously, this guy is completely freaked out that he's interviewing Patrick Stewart. To his credit, Stewart takes him seriously and is very courteous. Best quote of the entire clip? "Thats a big question."

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Starts in about a half an hour! Can't wait!

thanks for the welcomes and i hope this question doesn't get me booted out but-i have not read every book in the advesary cycle-including nightworld but have read all the strictly repairman novels and many other of fpw's works.
a friend who has read NIGHTWORLD believes that the events taking place can't help but signal the end of the repairman and the series-
anybody?

For those waiting for their inscribed copies of Harbingers from Shocklines.com -- I'm really sorry on the delay. I hope to see Paul this weekend and then get them out within a day or two of seeing him.

The reason for the delay is that I was under the impression that Nightworld (Borderlands Press) was also shipping last week, and I hoped to get all the inscriptions at the same time. But we haven't gotten Nightworld yet, so I'm just going to go down to see Paul and take care of Harbingers by itself.

Again, I really apologize for the delay on the inscribed copies -- please accept my apologies. Sometimes the inscriptions can take me a few extra weeks to resolve (I recently had a book where we had to get 150 inscriptions from an author, and it ended up taking an extra 5 or 6 weeks to get them all done). I appreciate the patience.

If there's anyone who wants their book IMMEDIATELY and would rather not wait any longer for the inscription, drop me an email at [email protected] or [email protected] and I'll send out your copy immediately without an inscription.

Thanks again everyone! You guys are the best.

Matt
Shocklines.com
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please bear with me while i get the hang of this.