sniksnak received a best response in the discussion Noooooo! What the heck? by cortjo73.
1 month ago
Oh no! Now I'm going to be panicking every Tuesday night!I have to say, I hope it's Jenny as well. But I'm knocking on wood and crossing my fingers because I get the feeling they might also be faking us out over her supposed 'illness.' But maybe they're going to pull a Stargate: Atlantis with her, because her character reminds me a great deal of Weir's - neither one seems quite up to the ta...

sniksnak received a best response in the discussion wonderful book by teka44.
1 month ago
Oh certainly! At least, I and my friends read it about 10 years ago when we were about that age, and I've read it since. It's a classic part of those years spent girls spend reading L.M. Montgomery and Nancy Drew and similar:] The young, strong female characters, the prairies, the coming of age... Plus it might get an upsurgence of interest from an older crowd, because someone recently cam...

sniksnak received a best response in the discussion movies that you can't help watching all over again.. by zer0charly.
1 month ago
Yay! I'm not the only one! Have you ever started referencing/quoting one of those movies, and had someone else unexpectedly chime in? For some movies, it's not so surprising (though I'm constantly amazed how many people know how many lines from The Princess Bride, especially since everyone else seems to have never heard of it.) There are some movies I'll actually watch more than once in a si...

sniksnak received a best response in the discussion Lost in translation by teison2.
4 weeks ago
I definitely struggle with that movie. On the one hand, I love Bill Murray and I'm down with the script. After all, the midlife crisis story is fundamentally really, really similar to the coming of age story, which parallels all the related stories of first times and disillusionments. And it has a beautiful understated pacing, which is quite a balm to the overworked soul that just wants to sit ...