actually another movie adaption of the book came out this year even :-/

just watched "no country for old men"

best movie this year

Man, that film has been hyped so much I'm liable to hurt someone if it doesn't blow me to smithereens...

Saw The Truman Show (despite my dislike of Jim Carrey) and Trainspotting last night; really liked Trainspotting.

Although the book was more harrowing and funny at the same time, I still love TRAINSPOTTING with a passion.

This Is England-again!

Scrooged, not a big Bill Murray fan, but I enjoyed parts of the movie and disliked other parts.

you don't know too much about the military if you think it's that extreme of a possibility that he could be an army general and medical doctor.

I enjoyed I am Legend but I would really like to read the book because after the credits started to roll I felt like I was missing parts of it. Film doesn't capture some of the greater details that books can give you. I could tell at certain parts of the movie that if I read the description of that scene it would've been better.

I saw Stranger Than Fiction this morning and I totally loved it. When it started to turn into a chick flick I wasn't loving that part too much but by the end of it all I was satisfied that I decided to stick with it til the end. Will Ferrell should really get more credit for that role. He was awesome in it.

I Am Legend absolutely slaughtered the book.

It would be one thing if he was a general surgeon or something, but discoverer of the cure of cancer?

plus, you werent missing PARTS of the book, you were missing most, if not all of it =/

The Omega Man is a more faithful adaptation of the book.