Jumanji was the last book I read breathlessly from beginning to end.
I don't do comics. :(
Terminator 2: Judgement Day

You can't go wrong with T2!

BUT YOU CAN GO WRONG WITH JUMANJI! Just kidding, I haven't read it. :p

The Death Gate Cycle
The Runaways
The Princess Bride

Aghh I could have put The Princess Bride on my favorite movie list!!

Book: The Little Prince, Life of Pi, The Picture of Dorian Gray
Comic: Cerebus, Blacksad
Movie: Amelie, Tank Girl



What is your favorite Cheese? >:O
(smoked sebastian)

I keep meaning to read Cerebus!

My favorite cheese as a treat once in a while is brie!

There's a lot of Cerebus...

But it's really visually wonderful. The story is pretty great too. :)

I didn't know life of pi was your favourite book!

Or did I...?

You didn't. :o

You never call! D: You never write!!!!

Books: anything older then 1930 i love to death with the exception of romance novels
Comic: don't read em...
Movies: FF:Spirits Within,X,etc etc anime mostly

COMICS ARE GOO THOUGH!

good

sorry to say but thanks to disney i've lost my love for comics. still can't believe Marvel caved in to them!

Aww! But there's so much more than just Dosney or Mavrel!

hehehe trust me man i sorta outgrew comics ever since i was introduced to Mangas like Blade and other Dark Horse titles! I lurves Manji you should read it! Its got epic kick assery with a samurai who takes no bullshit and kills to save his eternal soul because he can't die due to some friggen nun putting worms in him that make him immortal. but the battle scenes ohhh the delicious battle scenes! this guy has a butt ass load of blades! http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~jbbr.....nji/manji4.jpg nyahahaha you can see why i like the guy!

Oh, so you do like comics! I've heard Blade is good!

its incredible as i said. I especially liek the battle scenes and imagery they depict in the first few books. the back story is complex and the story itself rather well balanced and mixed with some wicked randomness.

But Disney isn't basically gonna get involved with anything Marvel though. They just want the money. Disney's smart enough to know that you don't fix something that's not broken.

heh this is disney we are talking about. once they have their claws on it they are gonna bastardize it within a few years.

Book: Grapes of Wrath, East of Eden, so uh basically Steinbeck!
Graphic Novels: Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, Watchmen, Maus, Marvels, uh lots of others that my brain is forgetting
Movies: GRAPES OF WRATH (whattta surprise), 2001: A space oddyssey, Toy Story 2

Maus is super amazing so far! I still need to read the next book though

It really just continues to be amazing. The whole Man coming to terms with his father parallel to the backdrop of the holocaust works even BETTER in the second one. That book is what sparked a lot of things in me, including a lot of forgiveness for my mother for problematic situations.

Steinbeck is great but I can't read him because he's so depressing! I'm really sensitive to depressing narrative and sad books especially kick my ass. I read The Road recently and became rather dismally unhappy during the time I was reading it, haha. This is the same reason I don't often read the news, which is a constant sort of vague guilt for me.

It's true, his stuff is totally depressing, but one reason why I love the grapes of wrath is that it ends with an image of hope. East of Eden does the same thing, too.

What's your favorite book/s? I think I'd hafta say any collection of works from the Federal Writer's Project
What's your favorite comic/graphic novel/s? I can't say that I have one. Not that I don't read'em, I just am no good at choosing favorites
What's your favorite movie/s? Casablanca, Sunset Boulevard, Les yeux sans Visage, Bunny Lake is Missing

1)Oranges are not the Only Fruit, by Winterson. Most of Ursula K Le Guin's work. The Wicked series. Nation, by Pratchett.

2)May I saw Homestuck? More conventionally, most of Alan Moore's better known works.

3)I'm not too into the movie medium, and thus nothing really sticks out in my mind as a definitive favorite. I saw Strangelove semi-recently and liked it very much, however, so I'll pick that as a surrogate favorite.

Ursula K Le Guin is great, just great! And Dr. Strangelove is good!

DON"T MAKE ME PICK I LOVE TO MANY!

OK I'LL LET IT SLIDE THIS TIME

Damn girl,
1. The Amazing Adventures of Cavalier and Clay
2. Epileptic
3. Gosford Park

WELL I HAVEN'T HEARD OF ANY OF THOSE, I'll have to look them up!

- Alphabet of Manliness or The Road
- Fullmetal Alchemist (inorite)
- The Departed, Super Troopers, Hot Fuzz

shawty had dem apple bottom jeanz

1)Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
2)Scott Pilgrim
3)Amelie, Dr. Strangelove

1.The Curious Incident of the Dog in The Nighttime
2.Shortcomings
3.Lost in Translation

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What's your favorite book/s?
The works of J.R.R. Tolkien
The works of Stephen King (IT, Desperation Nevada, his short stories, etc.)
The Works of H.P. Lovecraft
The Destroyer (awesome pulp fiction books, highly recommended)
The Zombie Survival Guide
World War Z
How To Survive A Horror Movie


What's your favorite comic/graphic novel/s?
Tank Girl
Watchmen
Heavy Metal (the fantasy magazine)
Local comics (Pondus, Eon, Nemi, Kollektivet, M, Rocky, Herman Hedning)
DEN (Richard Corben)
The works of Enki Bilal, Caza and Moebius


What's your favorite movie/s?
The Thing (1982)
The Blob (1988)
Prince of Darkness
In The Mouth of Madness
Dark City
Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain
Day of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead
Braindead
La cité des enfants perdus
Nightbreed
Phantom Of The Paradise
Killer Klowns From Outer Space
Barbarella
Young Frankenstein
The Host (Gwoemul)
Tremors
Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas
The Shining
Leviathan
Aliens
A Chinese Ghost Story Triology
Dean Koontz's Phantoms
Deep Rising
28 Days/Weeks Later
What Ever Happened To Baby Jane
Mad Max 2
Escape From New York
Phantasm
Event Horizon
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
The Fifth Element
IT
The Mist
Jeepers Creepers
Dawnb of the Dead (2004)
The Return of the Living dead
Feast

Ok, I can go on forever with this list. Better stop now. :p

ummm

What's your favorite book/s?
Narnia series. I love my jesus lion.

What's your favorite comic/graphic novel/s?
This one magneto comic where he talks about the Holocaust was a really good one, but I am an X-men nerd.

What's your favorite movie/s?
5th element, interview with a vampire and a host of disney flicks.

Unf
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<3 that is all :B

UM NOT A BOOK OR COMIC OR MOVIE

I know :D its a Live action drama <3

<3 you :3

I have and still do read many books and the span a large amount of genres, so really no one favorite book. I have many informative books that are straight up learning type books and many sci-fi.

I haven't really gotten into the comic/graphic novel thing, though I did read a couple of those really big books of old comics for X-Men. Library had them and it was neat to be able to just read through(I guess I can be impatient at times).

I guess the original Star Wars trilogy would be my favorite movies. I don't watch movies often. Green Mile was a good movie. Fantastic Mr. Fox was neat too.

What about tv shows?
For me Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis and definitely Mythbusters. The only tv show I've bought DVDs for is SG-1. Psyc, House, there are a lot of tv shows I like. Though I don't often watch.

Book: Blink or In Cold Blood

Comic: Gunnerkreig Court, but only because I don't really read comics/manga/graphic novels/etc.

Movies: Hard Candy, Inception, Howl's Moving Castle, Quarantine (the newer one)


I have BLAH tastes. :c

I liked Inception and Howl's Moving Castle a lot! Not so much Quarantine though! :P

I haven't really read Gunnerkreig Court, but I've seen a little of it. It's really detailed!

"Groundhog Day" is SUCH A GOOD MOVIE

did "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" age well? I haven't seen it in a decade or so. i loved it as a kid! really pushed the lines of PG. some seriously scary stuff in that movie!

You know, I haven't seen Who Framed Roger Rabbit in a while, I wonder if I still think it's great?

What's your favorite book: prolly some kurt vonnegut novel

What's your favorite comic/graphic novel: tank girl or the invisibles

What's your favorite movie: pink flamingoes

Oh GAWD PINK FLAMINGOS

Book: The Grift Quadrilogy, Twilight Opeth, Our Yifftastic Reverie (the one by Kyell Slivre)
Comic: Adventure Trek, Nightwretched, Poor Old Man of Jiminy, Amygdala
Movie: Adventure Trek The Movie, The Yifftastic LYONS, Boring Old Man of Idaho

Music: Dream Theatre, Rush, Six-Finger Death Punch 2XXX, Portisradiohead

Hmm, it's kind of paralyzing when you add the word "favorite," but here are three that I like!

Hmmm, Hard-Boiled Wonderland And the End Of the World (Haruki Murakami) -- A Wild Sheep Chase by him is also funtastic <3

Hmmmm, Blankets (Craig Thompson)

Hmmmmm, Survive Style 5+ (dir. Gen Sekiguchi)


The fact that all of those have Wikipedia entries means I'm not indie enough, huh?

Also, there are probably spoilers in those Wikipedia entries so BE CAREFUL OUT THERE OKAY.

SIX EACH because i am a wanker

Books:
Blindsight by Peter Watts
Ishmael by Daniel Quinn
Infinite Jest by DFW (herpa derp)
Asimov's Foundation series
Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
Neverending Story by Michael Ende

Comics:
Scott Pilgrim
Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth by Chris Ware
We3
Blacksad (murr, &c)
Kingdom Come, if you like superheroes
SCUD: Disposable Assassin for motion illustration
and I adore http://dresdencodak.com/

Movies:
Fifth Element
Lion King (nurr)
Annie Hall
Waking Life
That Thing You Do
Rushmore

Fuahahaha even more to look at! I really would like to read and see more, so this helps me!

Jimmy Corrigan was really great! Sad but great! And who couldn't love Fifth Element?

Wow, this is tough so I'll just answer with the first things that come to my mind... but... there are probably more answers for each.

books: really not sure... i haven't felt strongly about a book lately though i did read some pleasant ones.
comics: robot dreams, skim, and blacksad for the art but i found the story lacking (just my opinion!)
movies: the last picture show, victor/victoria, delicatessen, how to train your dragon, bonnie and clyde

What's your favorite book/s?
Tokyo: A certain style (pictures of working-class Tokyo home interiors), The House Of Leaves

What's your favorite comic/graphic novel/s?
The Red Wagon by Jason, The Black Island by Hergé, the Blacksad series

What's your favorite movie/s?
Airplane!, My Neighbor Totoro, Wallace & Gromit, Sexy Beast, My American Uncle

Haha! I read that last part as "Wallace and Gromit: Sexy Beast."

Airplane! and My Neighbor Totoro are way up on my list too!

- Rushmore
- The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
- Children of Men
- Harry Potter 3: Prisoner of Azkaban
- Hedwig and the Angry Inch

I liked Hedwig a lot! I haven't really seen the Harry Potter movies though...I still want to.

On Harry Potter...
First one's cute and cheesy fantasy
Second one's still kiddy, but with nice tinge of darkness
Third one's like WOA, is this an indie film?! (in a good way)
Fourth and onward are considerably darker and slick. Quite nearly adult movies. But don't seem to have the same depth or intimacy you'd expect.

It'd be fun to watch them all during a holiday season or something. Real fun escapism ^_^

I thought the books were kind of similar! They got a little more adult as the series went on. I still have to read the last book, lol D:

LIFE OF PI / NOVEL WITH COCAINE
SANDMAN / DEATH NOTE (such a girrrrllll)
KILL BILL / ROYAL TENNENBAUMS

I have read like 1/3 of Sandman and Death Note, and I liked them a lot! But for some reason I haven't gotten around to finishing them!

it would make me happy to read the rest... :<

I had no formal opinion of either going in. Actually, if anything, I went into death note with the whole girlmanga stigma. But I couldn't believe how engrossing the whole cat and mouse game was.

Another great series I've been hooked on lately is called Liar Game, really worth trying! The art is horrrrrrrrendous, but again, it's really captivating.

And Urasawa, I mean, everything is good... until... he writes for too long and ruins it. Like if you just skip every second page of Monster and 20th Century Boys, it's pretty keen.

I FELT SIMILARLY ABOUT MONSTER