Dramatic Kitty says "That's craziness!"

Make love, not war ;)

If you haven't, read Wil Wheaton's great TNG season 1 reviews where he's more pissed than anyone how the writers pushed Wesley so much.

Didn't even look at the rest of them. Saw the Loki one and, um, what... what was I saying?

This is the only SF&F school that's ever really struck me as being, uh, remotely accurate w/r/t teen drama. Plus the surrounding town is awesome.

Seen it at the American Film Festival in Wroclaw. It was perfect. Typical Jarmusch film, very atypical vampire film. Basically, he shows what a normal vampire life looks like, so almost no action here, but it is absolutely fascinating to watch. The cast is perfect, the cinematography beautiful and the music stunning…

Ah, this looks so good! Finally some vampires who look suitably scrawny, haunted and anaemic instead of looking like Gap models.

And Tilda Swinton, John Hurt, Mia Wasikowska and Tom Hiddleston in one film? Sold!

You know, I am a lady who works in tech and I was just talking at work the other day about Jurassic Park; when I was a teenager, the fact that at the end of the movie, it's the teenage girl who knows about computers that is able to save the day was really important to me. Then I spent the next 10 minutes laughing at…

OMG I loved Amy! I also liked that she was a proto-Hermione in that she got it the good old fashioned way of working her butt off!

Whenever I hear "programming is for guys" I get really annoyed, because historically, programming was a woman's job - it was only in the 1970's that men started to be employed as programmers more and more.

So, Dracula is basically Tony Stark with food allergies?

Not a horror movie at all, but this depiction of humanity just depressed the hell out of me.

I use adBlock. Nothing more. I never get infected, I have an email dedicated to spam mail, and I like the Google-Fu that happens when I'm searching for things. At this point Google is almost like a mind reader. I'll type 4 letters and bam, what I want autofills.

I'm also a web developer...so, different perspective.

I had a serious fear of UFO's, but sought all mention of them in popular culture nonetheless. The happenings around this movie warped my mind far more than the film itself. I'd heard of it because my teacher used an article about the 'true story' it was based on in an English exercise(!).

Marmosets aren't the only polite primates besides humans.

Pre-dates the teen vampire trend, and features a pacifist vampire who decides to drink pig's blood rather than human.

No Children of the Night?