It sounded like someone was breathing.

Yeah man, that's the cherry on top of a great big sundae of horrificness. That movie left me depressed for quite a few days, mostly due to that shadowy coward.

That's still the only movie that has kept me from sleeping. I don't know why, but it just freaked me the fuck out.

We all thought it was "Liam Neeson punching wolves, sounds like a laugh" but then it turned out to be about existential dread and the inevitability of death and shit. Fucking bad ass movie.

Whoa, the chick from Mission Impossible Gho Pro is in this? I was definitely a fan of hers.

But they just call him Sherlock in tribute, and never mention it again, ala Landfill from Beerfest.

I'm looking forward to the Watson vs. Sherlock showdown in the upcoming Hobbit movies.

No fucking clue. Need to rewatch that episode.

Oof, that's a bad station.

I like Arby's…

Okay, this is funny.

I think this movie looks funny as hell.

Yeah. Me too.

I saw J. Roddy Walston and the Business, and it was great. Really high energy and fun songs. For some reason if felt like the crowd wasn't as into it as I was though.

Haha, yeah, he pulled no punches when describing India.

Yeah, DS is pretty hit or miss for me as well. Love his science fiction and The Terror; couldn't even finish Drood or Summer of Night.

@Drinking_with_Skeletons:disqus I've read the Terror twice and didn't pick up any global warming message. If it is in there, then it's a minor part of the story, and I'm not sure why you think that sinks (haha pun intended) the book.

hm, those criticisms seem like typical Dan Simmons weaknesses; still, I usually enjoy his stuff, regardless of those flaws. I usually enjoy the ridiculous amount of research he obviously does on his historical books.

I only got 100 pages into the Hunger Games, but it's typical YA bullshit and horrendously written. The Long Walk is lean, mean, and pulls no punches.

I could totally buy Liam Neeson owning fools. But I sort of hear you when it comes to Van Damme and the like.