Mulholland Drive is my favorite film and Watts' performance is one of the best I've ever seen, male or female. It was extraordinarily good fortune just how well Lynch and Watts would work together and be one each others' wave length. I still think it's the best performance in a Lynch film.

It's the little things that mean so little! :P

Shit, now we need a mother-daughter drama starring Watts and Malone, preferably directed by either Jane Campion or David Lynch.

You mean Rita…

I think this could be a great step for her career. Given how many of her films in the past five years have had her cast in more supporting roles (not that there is anything inherently wrong with that), it is nice to see someone as talented as Watts get a lead role and an opportunity to show her talent over a series of…

Oh no, she's a COUGAR!!!11!!1

She should have won Best Supporting Actress for that line alone.

She certainly was a beauty and I think quite a few people expected her to be more of a traditional starlet rather than someone who got her first Oscar nomination in her 50s for playing a vicious murderer in a Tarantino film.

It sounds like you have a place and a system that works best for you lot, and I salute you because of it!

A-fucking-men

I'll be sure to check it out!

I wish you nothing but the best!

Thanks for the heads-up!

I adore the smallness that allows for quick and easy transportation. It'll be particularly helpful in the job hunt in case I have to go to interviews outside of London!

My insomnia is cyclical, so it comes and goes unpredictably. At the moment, it isn't too bad, but I'm also still getting over jet lag, so I'm not sure what'll be like when I'm back home.

I'm part of the age group that was way too young to remember any of the hearings, and I have a feeling if they had explored the incident through a limited series format (not even 10 episodes, 4 or 5 would have sufficed), it could have made for a much more powerful TV drama.

It's high on my list! I can't wait to watch it.

If anyone could pen a contemporary answer to The Road to Wigan Pier, he'd be my top choice (if he hasn't done so already).

Agreed.

But of course! Who knows, perhaps I'll even live in the area at some point. It looks like a good place with cool people (like yourself, obviously).