Goddamn you, movie industry. What, are they going to cast Brad Pitt as Tommy? Megan Fox as Ruth? Ew.

Please please please surprise me, Keira. Try to make me a fan. Go ahead, because if you screw this up, I will personally rip out your hair.

Goddamn you, movie industry. What, are they going to cast Brad Pitt as Tommy? Megan Fox as Ruth? Ew.

Please please please surprise me, Keira. Try to make me a fan. Go ahead, because if you screw this up, I will personally rip out your hair.

I haven't read the book myself, are the chase scenes as good as the one with the cycles in The Island?

I haven't read the book myself, are the chase scenes as good as the one with the cycles in The Island?

They have one single superficial quality in common, in that they have clones in them. Otherwise they couldn't be more different. Is E.T. the same film as Independence Day because they both have Aliens? No.

It takes 2.5 seconds to read a summary of the novel, and maybe two days to read the novel to know they're nothing alike. Why is that the last thing anybody wants to do? Is it because as a society we're terrified of different and new things so we have to force them to become something we're familiar with? Everything has to be just like something we already liked for us to like it?

Or is it because one person said it and every other blog is just regurgitating the same stuff over and over again instead of actually coming up with it's own topic and tagline?

Besides the fact that it's depressing that nobody has read the book. It's a fantastic book.

They have one single superficial quality in common, in that they have clones in them. Otherwise they couldn't be more different. Is E.T. the same film as Independence Day because they both have Aliens? No.

It takes 2.5 seconds to read a summary of the novel, and maybe two days to read the novel to know they're nothing alike. Why is that the last thing anybody wants to do? Is it because as a society we're terrified of different and new things so we have to force them to become something we're familiar with? Everything has to be just like something we already liked for us to like it?

Or is it because one person said it and every other blog is just regurgitating the same stuff over and over again instead of actually coming up with it's own topic and tagline?

Besides the fact that it's depressing that nobody has read the book. It's a fantastic book.

I always thought The Island shared subject matter with some Aldous Huxley books (particularly Brave New World and ironically Huxley's own The Island), but it seems Hollywood is poisoning not only his great works, but now Ishiguro's.

Knightley is a fine actress. Hope for the best, I guess.

I always thought The Island shared subject matter with some Aldous Huxley books (particularly Brave New World and ironically Huxley's own The Island), but it seems Hollywood is poisoning not only his great works, but now Ishiguro's.

Knightley is a fine actress. Hope for the best, I guess.