Amy

I'm so glad to see Snow Crash as number 1. I used to buy most of my science fiction books from a bookstore in Palo Alto CA. One day stopped and the owner handed me a book and told me to read the first few paragraphs. She said if I liked them I'd enjoy the book. She was right. Of course it

I think you left out an amazing 1930s movie: A Midsummer Night's Dream. An incredible version of the Shakespeare play. Stunning use of light and dark, beautiful cinematography. And a very young Micky Rooney as a delightful Puck.

We just saw it in IMAX 3D & pretty much loved it. I agree with your commentary. I did miss the little dragons. But the rest of it is wonderful and I liked the diversity of the Vikings. One correction: even in the original animated movies, the twins are NOT identical. They are fraternal, they just look more alike. To be identical, they would be the same gender.

The idea of more Longmire is appealing, as long as the same actors and writers are involved. I sort of stumbled onto the show while it was still on A&E. I joined the Longmire Posse fan group on Facebook when A&E canceled it. I was of course pleased when Netflix picked it up. I thought the end of Season 6 was a good finish. I also started reading the books when I finally realized the show was based on books. LOVE the books! And have met Craig Johnson, who is a delightful person &natural-born storyteller. So willing to see what happens on Paramount+ with the series.