Attempting to use aerosol furniture polish as an air freshener in your linoleum floored kitchen...my back hurts...nuff said.

Update: Cats none too pleased either.

This film is so bad that after 20 minutes of watching it my eyes fell out.

Absolutely no redeeming features, not even funny in it's badness. I'm surprised Dan O'Bannon continues to allow himself to be involved in this franchise.

A 'my eyes, my ears!' - 0/10

All I can say is, bloody marvelous. Daniel Day-Lewis at his best. It's a longish film (2hrs 38mins) but you pretty soon become immersed in the story and at no time did I feel compelled to look at my watch.

10/10

I'll keep it simple: "I upgraded to Firefox 3 and all I got was this lousy new back button".

It's hard to believe that Carl Sagan's Cosmos is nearly 30 years old and I never got around to reading it until now, although I do remember watching the TV series as a kid. Whilst the science of astronomy and astrophysics has moved on somewhat since the book was written, Cosmos is a timeless book. Before I started to read it I thought it might feel dated and of its time, but not so. Forget Bill Bryson's "A Short History of Nearly Everything", Cosmos is the daddy. It truly is the the Total Perspective Vortex in a handy book format.