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Mr. Hook and Captain Hook are also already taken, apparently... You mean Chuckles? :D

I got the book but I just can't muster the courage to start reading it... :sad: Landslide, are we going to choose September's BOTM from the leftover books from the last poll?

Right as usual, Sparky!

As opposed to plain-looking, chubby or flat-chested women being cast in tough girl roles to make those movies more realistic? :D I think we have plenty of tough guys, though I agree that Di Caprio is most definitely NOT one of them. And neither is Adrien Brody (seriously? someone actually...

You most definitely have to! I thought maybe I should translate mine into Spanish but NoSoyElMédico is too long and kind of lame... :sad:

I thought Freeman Rivers was a pretty good choice. Sparky, if you ever come to Colombia I shall call you Cazador de chispas :D

Well, ever since I saw Match Point and couldn't tell for the life of me if I liked it or not, I try very hard to enjoy a movie without thinking too much about the director(s)'s previous work. I thought it was funnier than Burn After Reading, which I thought fell a little bit flat.

A Serious Man. Loved it, the Coen brothers are brilliant.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail :stars5: Life of Brian :stars5: Planning on watching The Meaning of Life next :D

Operation Mincemeat, by Ben Macintyre, and Pronto, by Elmore Leonard.

I couldn't agree more.

Back in Black. I almost went with Maiden but decided better not before my coffee :D

Yes, go Argentina! Not looking forward to seeing Maradona naked but still, go Argentina :D I'm listening to AC/DC, which I don't usually do at 8:20 am, but the new upstairs neighbor whistles and sings in the shower and his taste in music (as well as his voice) leaves an awful lot to be desired...

Monty Python's Holy Trinity :D

Depeche Mode - Sounds of the Universe

Beautiful Losers, Leonard Cohen The Black Echo, Michael Connelly Pronto, Elmore Leonard The Lost City of Z, David Grann In the Land of Invented Languages, Arika Okrent Operation Mincemeat, Ben Macintyre

At some point while reading Horns I started to wonder why Joe Hill had chosen to go in that direction. I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt and it was worth it. It wasn't what I was expecting but it felt oddly satisfying.

Odd cover, yes. And rather boring. The ones I own in hardcover have pretty awesome cover art (Under the Dome, Lisey's Story, Duma Key, The Dark Tower VII). Nothing can beat the cover art for Wolves of the Calla, though :D

I don't remember him, but I saw Secretary back in 2003. I remember that my friend was trying to cheer me up and had to drag me to the cinema, I was very sad 'cause I thought I'd failed my translation school entrance exams and he thought this would be a funny movie and would take my mind off...

I loved that movie!