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My list is: Fight Club Aliens The War of the Worlds Minority Report The Terminator (1 and 2) Contact American History X Heat The Silence of the Lambs Donnie Darko The Fisher King Requiem For A Dream Gattaca There's bound to be more, but those are the ones which stick out.

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It certainly does! :eek:

Hey, I've actually enjoyed Oprah's Book Club books! :D

You never know - you may enjoy it, Libra. I was just hoping for something very similar to POTE, but didn't feel like it delivered. :(

^Wow, MC...is that a re-read? If not, you are in for such a treat. :D

Oooh, I forgot to mention Enid Blyton. I loved The Famous Five and Secret Seven series. :)

Ah, that's the one. I could see the cover in my mind, but didn't know the title. Yus, you're right - that's probably where it is. :o

I own one Suzanne Vega album (I'm female, by the way). I can't even remember what it's called (it's the one with Solitude Standing, and Tom's Diner on it) or where it is. :confused:

I loved Roald Dahl as well. I read The Witches and The BFG over and over and over. When I was in my early teens, SE Hinton and Judy Blume were part of my staple diet. :D

Wow - I loved A Short History of Nearly Everything. Not only was the subject matter interesting, but Bill Bryson has such a great writing style. I could read anything he wrote! :D

Well, anything that gets people into reading can't be a bad thing. ;)

I haven't read it, but I did enjoy Kane and Abel and As The Crow Flies, so I'll probably give it a go. :)

Oooh, thanks for that linky! I bought this book ages ago, but my mum has 'permanently borrowed' it, and I've never got around to reading it. :rolleyes:

Hello and welcome! :)

Hi Bart, and welcome. :)

Welcome, Shahid. :)

Welcome, Owen. :)

Welcome, Brian. :)

Congratulations to your son, Libra. 3D Animation and Graphics sounds interesting. :)