Tom

I've not seen that one, but I've had several people tell me they didn't understand it, or it didn't seem to fit with the series. What's up with that? Tom

That was a real treat. I had read the trilogy so long ago & really loved it. But it was so long ago that I couldn't tell you one thing about it - hardly. When the story started to unfold, it wasn't even like - Oh, yeah, I remember this. I did remember - afterwards, when I thought about it, but during the movie, it was more like everything was a deja vu from a previous lifetime. It was a homeland I knew well in some other life. A real treat. Another one I have to buy to keep. Minority Report - coming up. Tom

Well, I haven't seen either of the above - although I've seen Spiderman & definitely want a copy - & I usually don't buy movies. I've heard people say they were really disappointed in Minority Report, so I really appreciate you recommending it, Zix. I wouldn't have seen it otherwise, but it sounds like a flick I would really like. Thanks. Oh, my pick. I think Bourne Identity. I use movies a lot in teaching the 11th grade about elements of literature, but the reasons I like things don't always run deep. Bourne Identity didn't get into extravagant special effects concerning the star's martial arts moves. A lot of it was glanced over by swift changes of camera angles. But that was so well done that the end result was more real than a lot of other special effects intensive movies a la Crouching Tiger.... Tom

Ex10th I should remember this it seems, but my long term memory is short and my short is shot, but where do you live that it is so hot? Tom