I'm crashed out on my couch with a broken brain and an internet connection. between yesterday and today I've watched batman (very confusing) Iron Man, (good fun) and Juno (enjoyable and annoying in turns)

What should I watch now.

Garcia is suggesting that I read a 1500 page biography novel about lincoln by gore vidal, but I think that he has some kind of boy crush on vidal though, and to be honest, If I can't read a football article in its entirety, a novel about lincoln is beyond me. so please help me OTF

House Of Saddam was quite good -- I finished watching it last night.

Saddam was played by a big hulking Israeli actor who was excellent.

something more upbeat please.

The new Hellboy movie is quite fun.
Just watched Day Watch last night too. Weird but good.

A couple of internet documentaries I've enjoyed a whole lot:
http://xtabaysworld.blogspot.com/search?q=surf

this one is about the history of surfing, more specifically the search for the ultimate wave. "gnarly".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gO5Cro1qUE

this is a British documentary about Bobby Fisher and his world championship series with Spassky. Fascinating stuff, especially when viewed alongside some of the actual games from that series, many of which are available on youtube.

And I am the Life wrote:

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something more upbeat please.

I didn't find it all that downbeat because it focused on the family rather than the appalling situation in Iraq. They were all a pack of cunts so seeing them meet their grisly ends was pleasing in a way.

Plus, it was so well done that you got wrapped up in it.

But watch Iron Man. And wait for Watchmen.

Eggchaser wrote:

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I didn't find it all that downbeat because it focused on the family rather than the appalling situation in Iraq. They were all a pack of cunts so seeing them meet their grisly ends was pleasing in a way.

The daughters were quite hot though.

Vidal's Lincoln is actually quite good, especially when you consider what a tosser Vidal is.

As for what to do, WDYSOYTSAGADSLBI?

I tended to every time I heard that.