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Deity and The Unquiet Grave by Steven Dunne do sound interesting, but alas I am living in the Netherlands. Claire McGowan's The Lost sounds interesting as well.

The song remains the same - led Zeppelin live at Madison Square Garden 1976 in DTS 5.1 sound, just lovely.

And so the family made their financial position a tad more comfortable...........

That is too positive a review in my humble opinion.

The Sheltering Sky (the soundtrack) - Ryuichi Sakamoto beautifull and haunting

the addition of Tauriel & Legolas were well thougth out as it gave us some extra female in the Tolkien saga, and she gives the young females great pleasure as I saw in cinema today and my daughters found her just the best thing besides Smaug. The new movie is well worth your while.

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug which is an excellent movie, the barrelscene easily the best actionscene I have seen in a long time, and the adding of the she-elf Tauriel was a thoughtfully addition to Tolkiens tale based upon the approval my daughters gave her.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGyEd0aKWZE & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfihYWRWRTQ Make me sing along loud when on my ipod and I do not mind dancing on it as well.

Spandau Ballet the 12' inches

William Boyd -Waiting for sunrise

there were four books, all which are to be recommended. Then came the tv series based upon the third novel, RED BONES. This year saw the release of a fifth novel and the rest of the three books from the first Quartet will be shown on the BBC soonish. This series is well worth your while.

Having recently read the Postcard killers mostly due to Liza Marklund I must admit I prefered JP in the beginning when he just started out with his Cross novels.

John Connolly his Charlie Parker would make for a nice HBO show.

The Hamish MacBeth series are situated in Scottish villages while Agatha Raisin is situated in England, I believe. And the Raisin character I find a bit obnoxious, which takes me out of the novels time after time.

thanks but I am very satisfied with my 2nd hand HC version.

They all are different Alien is essentialy a great horror movie in space, hence the "in space nobody can hear you scream" and is visually the most beautifull movie. Aliens is James Cameron at work and is a scifi horrorish actioner, Alien 3 is claustrofobic and Alien resurrection is Ripleys return. Ripley being the female main character in all movies and she is awesome.

Prometheus by Ridley Scott. Such a beautifull movie and it leaves you with loads of questions and while being a sort of prequel to the Aliens series it is so different from the franchise he once started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJFjjgpXkN0 is one of my alltime favorite songs

Alien resurrection - composed by John Frizzell Frankie goes to Hollywood - welcome to the pleasuredome westside story - original soundtrack My stereo while in tiptop order was not able to play my music to my satisfaction due to the fact that I had kind of wrecked my loudspeakers and they are rather expensive to replace. Now that I have I am currently going to my rather large collection and finding great cd's I had forgotten I had and some stuff I did not even know I had.

Got the latest Bruno Mars from my girls for my birthday, but I am still not sure for whom the cd is actually meant.

pre-ordered a hard cover today, looking really forward to the book.

I firstly read "the Leopard" which was quickly followed by "Phantom" which left me hanging somewhat, but as it happens it is my birthday in a few days and "Police" has already been released in my native language (Dutch) so I know that I will get it. To satisfy my enthousiasm for this recently discovered writer that I really enjoy. And today I received a 2nd hand copy of the "Snowman" which will have to wait after "Police". That Nesbo chap is quite adictive when it comes to his writing. So I will try to find his older books as well. I did not have this kind of buzz since I discovered John Connelly's Charlie Parker books last year.

Having recently read my first Dexter novel I found underwhelmed by the original penmanship of the writer. Somehow the series have much more fun and mystery than the 1st novel did for me. And as many great shows I do occasionaly take a break from them otherwise I become far too critical to enjoy the show. I will watch the last two Dexter series when I really feel like it.

I was just wondering about the label foreign films, as I am Dutch as well even the US movies would qualify as foreign. I generally call the non-mainstream movies , moviehouse movies and they can be from anywhere but are not so much part of the big H'wood machine. I have a strong like in French cinema where they have shown too often that they are far more original in thinking and moviemaking than their US competition.

Those silly fanboys can be quite insulting and yet seem to be very uncomfortable with anything outside their imagination/comfortzone. Those neanderthalers do not see the possibility of something new, they do want to keep everything the same. I do applause a new Batman, whoever he might be. I cannot image Ben Affleck as Batman, but probably will when I see it.