Sounds cool. Good luck.

I think the movies are a disgrace to the books. Even for a children fantasy (but the kids don't know it). The plot in the first movie for example, is extremely rough. It does not flow it all. Instead, its sections and pieces of the book are put together like random episodes. The acting was terrible ...

Roynish wrote:"Hi, there my tintinnuabulating stertorous friend. Was your weekend full of threnodies that made you periaptly roynish".

HAhahaha!

Forestal wrote:dont get hung up on one thing that TC does wrong, theres lots more you can blame him for lol

That sumtimes gets a bit difficult when he switches back to his benevolent mode.

P.S. Sorry for going off-topic.

I heard there was a word Danoldson used in Foul's Bane that isn't actually found in the dictionary. Can't remember it though.

Gawd, why do they have to always have these funky names in fantasies, like Theo~ this and Egora~ that. Nobody ever uses names like Bob or Mike.

I don't know about the second fellah you all are talking about...

so I guess, for now, I'll just vote for the rapist.

I love the way he wrote in first perspective. Most books like that put me to sleep, but the guy has great sense of humour.

I have only read the first three novels, but:

Is anyone else bothered by the severe evil-child stereo-type that Malfoy represents. He seems to be totaly unrealistic and absent of any benevolent emotions. I hate characters that are forced to be evil.

Look, I don't know about "The Lord of the Rings," but the "Hobbit" is definetly not worth so much appreciation. My major problem with the book is the plot. The whole story is forced, Bilbo being literly pushed into going on an "Adventure." It didn't feel natural. The wh...

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Okay...have you read "The Hobbit"???

I fail to understand the humour in any of these flashes.

"The Hobbit" stank.

And yes...yes, I could do better.

A first few pages? Thats it?

If I had only judged Lord Foul's Bane by its first pages I wouldn't have even bothered to continue because the beggining reminded me of the deathly boring "Scarlet Letter."

We're animals, aren't we?

Has anybody read a book or portions of the series? In case you don't know, Redwall is an Animal/Fatansy novel/series authored by Brian Jaques. Although pretty much all of the books are formula based, I found each one a pleasent read. And hold Redwall, Mossflower, Martin, and Long Patrol among my fav...

erm...like, duh?

Vampire Hunter D...

All the way!

Harry Potter???

You people got to be kidding me. That thing matches up with the quality of Pokemon.

Yer, I thought that would be rather un-original....since its on a cover of some million books.