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[Zombie Zak]

I mean, c'mon; the Roman Polanski version was da bomb, yo!

 

[BlueasJim]

I mean, c'mon; the Roman Polanski version was da bomb, yo!

 

That was an awesome version! Lady Macbeth was so, so... creepy in that one. To me at least.
Another great Polanski.... The Ninth Gate!!! I watch that repeatedly.

[HOO-HAA]

Rupert Thomson's DREAMS OF LEAVING.... One of those character-driven gems that leaves the reader feeling mournful, on finishing the book, cos the characters seem so real, and so part of your everyday life.

Wonderful, wonderful book.

[Zombie Zak]

I mean, c'mon; the Roman Polanski version was da bomb, yo!

 

That was an awesome version! Lady Macbeth was so, so... creepy in that one. To me at least.
Another great Polanski.... The Ninth Gate!!! I watch that repeatedly.

And the witches!  They were wacky as heck.

[BlueasJim]

I mean, c'mon; the Roman Polanski version was da bomb, yo!

 

That was an awesome version! Lady Macbeth was so, so... creepy in that one. To me at least.
Another great Polanski.... The Ninth Gate!!! I watch that repeatedly.

And the witches!  They were wacky as heck.

Makes you wonder... Would Macbeth have done the things he did if not for the witches? And shouldn't they be punished for their divinations? I think that is why I like this play so much. It shows the evil within a person's being and how it only takes a string of words, or one small action to unleash that.

[PrettyHateMachine]

I've read a few books that I like so much I rarely recommend them to anyone.  It's like giving away a special gift or something when I tell someone about them.

[Thom Brannan]

my only contribution will probably be John Garnder's Grendel.