[...] films I had seen in quite sometime. It reminded me quite a bit of how I felt after watching Pan’s Labyrinth. For those who love great stories and original plots, this is definitely a film to see. Fifth [...]

neil gaiman is best known for the sandman graphic novels. morpheus. very cool. his novels are also fantasy. if you want, maybe you could start with neverwhere or american gods. or if you like, maybe try out his short stories. his newest collection is fragile things. just suggestions, hehe. check him out! http://www.neilgaiman.com :)

never read him. What books did he write?

i haven’t seen this one yet but i’m really looking forward to it. the trailers are impressive, and the storyline is intriguing. it feels a bit like something gaiman would come up with. do you read him?

glad you finally saw it. i also saw BTT with my son. i took my 10-yr old to see both and i would have to say BTT pales in comparison. i didn’t know anything about BTT but it also has its dark side. My son’s entire 5th grade class saw it.

Kyle, had no idea it was you! LOL. This movie won quite a few Oscars. I knew it would do well.

Hey, trench, I saw your comment on my Children of Men post. I couldn’t tell if you were being sarcastic or not, but I’m the same Kyle who you visited back in the days of pixelpolarity and acrazyone. Just fyi. :)

My boyfriend recommended this movie to me and I still never got around to watch it. I have heard nothing but very nice things about this movie, and I am glad to see another positive testimonial. =)

Bridge is on Que. We were suppose to watch is after Pan’s Labyrinth but my stomach was telling me otherwise. Hungry! This weekend though, I will have a review. I’ll skip Ghostrider for a rental. Didn’t look too appealing.

Will give this a try when I have the time. Took time out of my busy weekend to watch Ghost Rider. Liked it for what it was, but will not get it on DVD. Next on my list is Bridge to Terabithia and then this one you just reviewed.

What a great movie! So we reviewed it on the same day, what a coincidence :)

It will be my first subtitled movie on DVD. It was utterly fantastic, but it wasn’t until the end that it became so.