Ended up seeing the first 3 seasons non-stop over 3-4 weekends. Very addictive, and marks a new beginning in TV shows. from arvind

    Just finished Season 1. Entertaining TV show. Think there are some mistakes in the show... like why on earth could Sylar rise up after being shot by Parkman... but the main storyline insists on him being "killable" because he didn't get to the Cheerleader. Also the whole hearing one's thoughts thing was a bit too erratic for Peter Petrelli. I digress though. The show is extremely entertaining. I watched all the episodes in a week! And Hiro Nakamura is adorable! from cham

    OK, add me to the list of Team Edward! This book and the whole series is an easy fun read and Stephenie is a great story teller, that made this busy mom find the time to read this book in 2 days and that's only because I had to work, take care of the baby and sleep sometimes. from mariana057

    Lord of the Rings directed by famous New Zealand, Peter Jackson made of three parts: TheLordoftheRings.jpg Part 1: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001): length 178 minutes, winning four Oscars. Part 2: The Two Towers (2002): length 179 minutes, ... from kelangthang1610 - liked from quick24's entry

    Only hand in the praying posture can save it!Wish you good Luck Topdeck is a leader in escorted group travel for 18 to 30 somethings around the world. Over 25,000 people a year travel on a Topdeck program in Europe, Egypt, Africa and now Australia and New Zealand. We are wildly successful in Australia and the UK, and are now looking to get more Americans to experience the trip of a lifetime with Topdeck. from lindakduffey

    I agree, one of the best movies of all time. The story is enjoyable by all age groups. It's got giants, princesses, sword fights, and more. It's high adventure, dark humor, larger than life characters and sense of fun make this movie a great interpretation of the book. Good for couples too as the romance is a key facet of the movie plot. from tojosan - liked from vcfreak's entry

    This absolute edition of Watchmen is absolutely incredible. The vivid color and expansive detail added by this volume is unbeatable.Every Watchmen fan should own this copy. more ... from bjtitus

    I've been WoW free for a few months now, but that doesn't diminish my appreciation for the addictive quality of the game! You never quite run out of things to do and, especially with the new achievement system, there's a feeling of excitement and competition underlying your actions. Great time-waster. But it's a lot of fun. from powderedplum - liked from elpicoso's entry

    Non-Twilightic vampires that love sex, do weird shit, and are from the South? Though also based on trashy romance novels, True Blood takes this genre in the best manner of catering to non-tweens and males as well. Sookie, the gap-toothed, sappily-romantic belle, is pretty hot to boot, and you will see her tits in this show. Besides that, the show is actually really funny and inventive. You'll learn to love/hate each character. from korealize

    i suddently get "twilight drunk" after see this movie..i really love the plot..the story...so romantic...i love the scene when bella finally know that edward is a vampire.."say it loud",edward said..and bella said in a wishper.."VAMPIRE"..i can't also denied that do not love the kissing scene...so hot but so smooth...it won MTV movie awards for best kissng scene..i would say "NO WONDER!!!" from mamendoy

    My favorite of them all. I remember being in complete drama shock when I first heard the lines "Luke, I am your father"... I remember feeling the significance even though I was a kid who was wide eyed with all the action, the gadgets, the costumes, the flying about! from cham

    Watching this movie right now. Watch the new x-men movie (x-men origins) yesterday and loved it. Decided X-men was worth watching again :) These franchises really are pretty brilliant. You always want to back and see the old stuff one more time. from bindu

    (1997-2003) - It's the simple, yet spot-on accuracy of comparing teen life to Hell that's the true genius of Joss Whedon's masterpiece, which used Buffy's (Sarah Michelle Gellar) monster slaying as a metaphor for the heartbreak and loss she'd deal with. Whedon and the Scooby Gang also deftly met Buffy's sometimes harrowing dramas with a hefty dose of dark humor and an endless supply of pop culture references. from theintriguing1

    Often called the master of modern horror Stephen King has written many best sellers. Starting with "Carrie" he has sold over 300 million books. His works have also been adapted into a diverse range of movies and television short series. Including the beloved "Shawshank Redemption" and the reason most people are afraid of clowns "It". from thisisradionick

    Post-apocalyptic science fiction with alien but humanoid talking cats and ancient Egyptian demons: there's no way this would be made today. This was (now that I think back on it) extremely high-concept children's television. Did anyone else ever wonder why a society with spaceships was still being run as a hereditary monarchy that made extensive use of swords? from adewale - liked from mayz's entry

    I love this movie and watch it probably once a year as the seasons turn from fall to winter. Depp managed to be wonderfully innocent, highly quirky, and terrifically funny throughout the movie. Lay Burton's homage or possibly poking of fun at classic Americana suburbia and you have a thoroughly enjoyable fairy tale. from mameiac