It was actually okay the last time I had it because I had the tacos instead of the burritoes. For good burritoes, see Freebirds.

A Bug’s Life isn’t bad, but Antz was simply a more entertaining movie.

I really wish I could get back the time I spent watching this, at least I wasn’t having to pay for it.

It doesn’t live up to the first movie by any means, but it’s a good action thriller.

Is it just me, or does Diet Coke from a soda fountain (awful) taste different from Diet Coke from a bottle or can (tolderable)?

This was always my favorite movie of the original trilogy.

Jeffrey Veen is a brilliant speaker and does good work, but his book is in serious need of a second edition. The essential content is solid, but it branches too often into a dicussion of specific techniques that, by today’s standards, are now outdated.

I consumed this in audiobook format, which was recorded by the Pythons. I love their movies, but this autobiography is a bunch of rambling gibberish.

Don’t go in expecting much, because it can’t touch the movie version of Lara Croft, but it’s certainly worth seeing if you liked Doom at all and certainly better than Epert’s 1 star.

I enjoyed most of the books I was required to read for high school, but this book was not one of them. This story is a good example of what happens when authors are paid by the word.