We, The Infected

Yep, that happens to me too. They are two separated universes, with their own particularities, but sometimes they merge into only one, reinforcing mutually. The scene of "knight of Angby maybe" and other funny parts of the movie, like the banana's one, I wish they were in the movie too. But somehow,...

After 2 weeks of searching I finally got my copy of the movie. I was watching it for the second time, and my mind was blown several times. I read the book after watching the movie for the first time, and somehow, it looks like I was mentally filling all the gaps in the movie with the scenes in the b...

J.J. wrote:

shaggles wrote:Besides who could say no to a face like that?

That's just the point!

Well, I think that, if she is hungry, and you say no, there is no point at all

Yes, I would donate blood to her. Anything to save a live. Mine, for example.

With 12 years, I don't think so. It must be a terrible and sad way of living. I would have missed so many things.

But nowaday, I'm not so sure. I think I probably would have ended accepting

After a satisfactory last dinner, with so much chocolate

I really like the part of the first attack, from the dreams of Jocke about a new life, to the carefull description of the death, very impactant. All the kiosk scene brought me one of the biggest smiles I ever had reading a book, and I find it nice untill the end, with the hug and Eli's reaction. Tho...

I almost get one infected, but I failed.

He really, really enjoyed the movie (LTROI), and he told me that he would be reading the book. Now he tells me that it's ok, but he is skipping many parts

The book has some boring parts, but I don't think that he is infected.

A mysterious photographer peeking around darkness places, making locals wondering about him.

It looks like you brought that unpleasant feeling and atmosphere that Hakan did to the locals at Blackberg in the book

Visiting the courtyard during winter, in the dark, was magic.

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I think that the main chords that are played repeatedly are f, C#, G# and D# . One time at the intro, ant two times each one from there. Something like this: f, C#, G#, D# f, C#, G#, D# f--------------- f Tonight -----------C#------------C# I am the young boy -----------G#------------G# Left on your...

If I were to the jungle Gym and I sat there solving my Rubik cube (starting by the corners, obviously) I wonder what the people around would think.

Probably "another freak of that movie". Or maybe they didn't even recognize the scene at all.

Just wondering...

Question: if Blackeberg is nice, why was Lacke so unhappy with it? You know--about all that social engineering gone wrong, etc. I sense a logical disconnect here... or maybe it's just better now than it was in the '80s. That's a little bit better explained in the book. At the begining of the histor...