This is one of those movies that I watched as a kid, and got to watch again recently. It attempts some of what looks today like low-level political satire, although it may just be that I'm not picking up on the references. But it's a good fun movie, and I'm still trying to avoid singing "what's good for General Bullmoose is good for the USA..."

I would enjoy this more if the producer didn't keep coming over all fanboyish. Spotting which other shows he's a fan of by watching Torchwood is ridiculously easy. I enjoy this show, but I would like it so much more if he'd put more originality into it.

I never get tired of watching this movie. I really enjoyed it when it first came out (as a kid), and I was a little surprised at how much I still enjoy it, now that I'm an adult. But I watch it again every month or two, and I'd recommend it to anybody.

I love this series! It can get a little confusing some times, but if you keep your sense of reality set to 'free and easy', it helps make sense of it all. I've read it again and again for years now, and I'm still getting something different out of it each time.

I read this before I saw the film. As a consequence, I found the film disappointing. I still enjoy the book far more than the film, and would recommend it to anybody without hesitation.

I actually read this book before I read Howl's Moving Castle. I certainly enjoyed it, though, and I'd recommend it to younger readers who enjoy fantasy.

Just because my cookbooks bookshelf is not full to overflowing is not a good reason to buy more cookbooks. This, on the other hand, has a nice looking collection of recipes, including a whole heap with some of my favourite ingredients. These include, of course, chocolate and alcohol (including champagne cupcakes, and chocolate beer cupcakes. Um, yes. They are actually serious about that latter one...). Droooool.

I've heard this series described as "postmodernism made entertaining." I have to agree with that, since 'science fiction' and 'fantasy' don't really do justice to it as descriptors.

This goes into the cultural history of England in the 60s in a way that helps it make sense of the whole period - something that Beatles authors often seem to take for granted that those of us who were born later already know about and understand, which is not necessarily the case.

Don't get me wrong - I like this movie. I like it alot. But let's face it. It's best watched when drunk (or possibly stoned.).