I bought the paperbacks just before the 1st movie came out, and... never finished them. They look nice in my bookcase. I listened to the audiobook (24hrs long) twice though, so there.

I saw Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion and found it boring not deep. But it must be that i didn't get it because a lot of people love it.

All matter comes from the big bang. Over the years gravity formed that stuff into solar systems and galaxies. Asteroids don't come from exploding stars.

Some random comments: About iron from the stars, i think there was plenty here already before life began. If you mean when the planet was forming then yeah, it came from the sun.

I'm nowhere near sick of space movies because the good ones are far and few between. Moon, Star Trek, WALL•E, Sunshine... that's only 1 or 2 a year.

2001: ASO is different because when heavy shit happens, the people will barely acknowledge it then move on as quick as possible, and get back to the small talk about the fake chicken sandwich. It added to the grandeur Kubrick was going for. The Fountain explores the hell out of feelings. But yeah, they're both trippy.

Does anybody know why they didn't let Aronofsky do a commentary? Even Mad Men gets 2 (lousy ones) per episode.

Another good one guys, lots of great info about the movie. Now, please explain Mulholland Drive to me. And how do magnets work?

Oops, forgot about that. It was an impulse post when i came across the nihilists pic.

'Hatred'? But they don't know any better. Maybe i hate their ancestors for setting them on that path but the fat blobs are innocent. The fact that they're so quick to change makes me like them. Don't hate the blobs, man.

Sure he made billions (in stock) and he's now he's on the Disney board but it's not the same as the Apple thing. In '97 Apple was a disaster and everyone wanted Steve to take over, plus he had something to prove.

Lasseter's a creative type so he'll never run Disney, and Steve'll have his hands full as Apple keeps getting bigger. And don't forget his health.

1. The Incredibles
2. Wall•e
3. Toy Story.  Funny and clever and a hell of an acomplishment CGI-wise. Remember the big deal made about Terminator 2's CGI only 4yrs earlier?
4. Finding Nemo
5. Toy Story 2.  Pretty much as good as TS1.
6. Ratatouille.  Looks beautiful and has some of the best animation of any Pixar movie but Linguini's too retarded.
7. Monsters, Inc
8. Up.
9. Cars.  When i saw the 1st teaser trailer i thought 'uh oh this is gonna be awful'. Then when Steve Jobs sold the damn company i thought 'he's selling before this flop comes out'. But i liked it ok.
10. Toy Story 3.  Just watched it. Meh. I didn't feel the fun and wonder from the 1st one. Nice ending.
11. A Bug's Life

The graphic design's beautiful. Borg-nimals! If you did all the plants and stuff in the last panel from scratch then you're seriously talented.