Calculus is my favorite Tintin character. If he isn't featured in the sequel, I'll go insane. He's so cool! :)

It's actually not a shaky-cam movie (well, the original isn't) - it's professionally filmed one-take horror film. Very fluid.

She's psychologically insane.

no problem. ;)

I don't mind:

Sadly, it looks like they've kept the ridiculous, stupid and clichéd twist from the spanish (?) original. Sigh.

Whops, forgot that. Sorry. :(

Yeah, that was it. I remembered that there'd been another "time-slip" but didn't remember what happened during it. Thanks. ;)

No, no - this was immediately where my thoughts went. I mean, we already know he's coming back, and this is as good a way as any (though we don't know what way this is yet :P).

That beer-thing happened two times during the episode, but I don't remember the second one.

Yup, that's what I got out of it too. It was heartbreaking actually, to see how he tried to smile and couldn't quite pull it off - he used a moment to convince himself.

THIS. Was so sad when it was put on hold.

David Lynch's films are like Lovecraftian monsters - your brain turns to mush by watching them, and just when you might think you've got a hold on whatever is going on, it all goes down the toilet again.

I went to this thread specifically for seeing if anyone had written this comment, thinking "Don't fail me now, Niners!". And we didn't. As usual. ;)

The Cosmic Cube basically is that.

Oh my god that is brilliant!

I've read some of the Mignola-comics (the first two TPB's I think) so getting into the story and universe shouldn't be a problem. I'll be reading these pretty quickly when I can get my hands on them, so the bigger picture will be nicely formed I think. :)

I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip. :)

Didn't know they'd collected everything so neatly. Yay for that! :)

Hey, thanks! That's really helpful. :)