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