Tommy! Can you hear me? The Who rock!!!

I think there should be a story for each tattoo. Many folks
get a tattoo (tattoos) because it's the "in thing" to do,
without any thought for a meaning behind it. It's easy to
tell when it's for "coolness": it's "flash" (tattoo art
hangin' on the walls of the studio).

My ink is found here (all custom artwork):
http://www.checkoutmyink.com/tattoos/caldercay


Edit ... forgot to answer your question:
Women who have nice tattoos are HOT:
http://www.tattooedwomen.info/

Well if he went from some alien fish to the alien that would be a lot like what I was after (but without the end being predetermined,) but if it was just from chimp-thing to alien not so much.

I'm mostly only looking for some sketches of the outside shapes of things and maybe once in awhile a cutaway to show some internal stuffs.

During I'll probably be a near endless fountain about how things work from genetics to physiology but I recognize artists are not usually exactly interested in that so people can take it as advice if they want but it won't be mandatory to follow or even listen to all of it :\

I saw it when it first came here and i had to close my eyes at the end, my daughter was braver than i was so she filled me in on what happened but it scared the crap out of me. I dont even remember when the last time a movie scared me like that and I only go to the theaters to see scary movies.

No, Stephenie Meyer never even really planned to write an entire novel, let alone a series. Initially, it was just a story in her head that kept growing as she wrote it down. She was shocked at the popularity of the books herself.

As far as time from book to movie? Twilight the book originally came out in 2003. The movie wasn't in theatres until November 2008. (And she was still writing the last book of the series during the filming of Twilight.)

As far as her writing style? I believe the books are infinitely better than the film (so far). Though I do intend to watch the others. Granted that she had not had any books published before Twilight. But honestly, for an author who has written only a 4 book series along with the single title The Host....and ALL 5 are being made into movies? That is some spectacular luck, especially for a newer author.
(The Host for those who don't know has no vamps/wolves--it's a sci-fi novel and very different.)
The way I see it, even if her style of writing is not your "cup of tea" you should at least respect her in a professional capacity.
And if you didn't like the lines written in for the movie--that's all the screenwriter, Melissa Rossenburg. Casting, IMO left much to be desired for some characters. But essentially Rossenburg kept as close to the original story as possible.

Books and Movies are 2 entirely different mediums for entertainment, and so really can not be judged the same. You invest more time in a book, and so naturally, you will hear most of the people who have read it say they like the books more. And naturally in a roughly 2 hour span of film-time, there is no way to fit an entire book into that time frame.

Though I WILL agree that many of the various movies listed above are better films than the original Twilight Film (But Twilight was extremely LOW budget and the others in the series are spearing no expence so they should be better, along with bringin in a newer, more experienced director.)
Many of the above vamp-flicks are in my personal collection at present. --And I don't believe Queen of the Damned was mentioned yet. John Carpenter's Vampires? From Dusk til Dawn? The Lost Boys? just a few off the top of my head that have not been mentioned.

wish i could have seen the wussy vamps from twilight meet the badass semi-feral vamps in 30 Days of Night. Edward wouldn't look so pretty after that!







and i still believe that the Terminator should have gone back in time to kill stephanie meyer instead of Sarah Connor

my daughter already bought it
she didn't even finish it

granted, just because he hasn't seen it, doesn't mean he can't make a judgement on it. he sees it as something that leaks brooding eye liner drenched pop culture fluid from every orifice, and if something like that is unliked by him, then he has his right to judge it.

i went for a very long time without seeing this gag fest, but i knew i was going to hate it. but one day i broke down and downloaded a bootleg of the dvd (hell no i wasn't going to spend a cent on this) and watched it. my hate was affirmed, and here i am now, hating not only this shitty acting and horrid dialog even more.


prisoner, once again i agree with your taste in flicks. Bram Stoker's Dracula was an excellent movie, and i'm proud to say is part of my massive dvd collection

You watched that Myth Busters episode where they made a boat that didn't sink (out of duct tape) didn't you!!!! hahhahaha!

then I find some pipes to plumb on!!!