Somebody needs to do Quatto now!!

N64 controller at 0:12. Actually, there's lots of fun stuff in the background as the girl is walking.

Sacrilicious!

This is the best thing I've seen since Teen Witch!

If these two couldn't make it, the rest of us are doomed.

I'd love to see the trade embargo lifted on Cuba first before we begin entertaining even crazier concepts like statehood. And what about Guam?

Take that Bear Grylls!

Shawshank IS a very faithful adaptation. Wish Darabont had been more faithful with The Mist (or that I had walked out five minutes early).

The Shining and Misery certainly. Apt Pupil was also good, and I remember enjoying Green Mile. I'm almost ashamed to admit that I've never seen Stand By Me. Any specific reason for the vitriol against Shawshank?

Being hired to start a script and actually getting the film into production are two different things. We'll see what happens with this as time goes on.

There's no other word for this but "amazing." Good thing, too. I was looking for new wallpaper.

I'd be interested to hear what your list of four favorite King film adaptations are, especially since Shawshank isn't on your list.

Why is everything so heavy in the future?

So, we're gonna have to alter the line from Jerry Maguire, George Lucas-style?

The restaurant is now closed (and, strangely, it became a beauty school), but Carousel Gardens in Seymour, Conn., was supposedly haunted. I was pretty upset when it went out of business but wrote a story about it that was published by Post Mortem Press that assuaged my grief.

Nice! Get Best Buy/Walmart corporate on the line ASAP!

Or we can just drop a giant ice cube into the ocean "every now and then." Bam! Problem solved.

Everything in moderation. Alcohol, grilled food and lots of other things cause cancer, especially if you're using/eating/drinking them every day.

While the artist is certainly very talented, I'm not sure I like the designs themselves of the rejiggered back story, which seems to remove the very essence of the X-Men.

Phtt, whatever! I don't have a problem reading kids books, especially when many are better than so-called "adult" books.