liquid terminator

Just finished "Ghostwritten" by David Mitchell, a book about a lot of different subjects based around what is real and what is unreal. Satalites controlling the future of the earth, but taking time out to have a philosophical discussion with a late-night talkshow dj-poet; sarin nervegassers; jazz player nippon teenager love; ghost-phantom in China and Mongolia; Petersberg maffia; london coolcat drummer. It felt complete and sometimes incomplete, in ways it was very similar to "Cloud Atlas" in that there are many interlocking stories, future and present and past, weird oddity people. Great book!
I've seen a number of films, Narnia, Flightplan, Harry Potter. This Fri the latest is King Kong, although it's the Work Christmas Party tomorrow. KK shall have to wait few more days. What is it with Crap cinemas in Cambridge? All three show the same, or variations thereof. The "arthouse" cinema shows harry potter, narnia. the only "arthouse" film is "march of the penguins". fuck a duck. the other two cinemas are multiplexes and show films Ive already seen, except for KK. Pah, bollocks to cinema of cambridge.
...what is the point of complaining if we do nothing to actually make a difference...
Write a letter, make a phone call, go to speak with someone in charge of film selection, it is our money membership that is stumping up the currency for the mainstream cinema that they pump out.