I think your complaints fall off generally at the seventh or eighth book when the Baudelaires find themselves more or less completely on their own. I really enjoyed the series as a kid along with Dahl. Tried to watch some of the Netflix series and didn't care for it at all. Wish it had been darker and Patrick Warburton was not the right choice to play Snicket, or maybe the better choice would have been to have him as just a narrator rather than appear in person.

We read it in 7th or 8th grade if I recall. I thought it was ok? The crux of the book being utopia/dystopia was obvious to me from the beginning so I was just waiting for the book to move on. No idea why it's a controversial book. Easy enough read. Spells a lot of things out.

Saw?

>i very much liked dark knight and had a discussion with my friend and he told me some of the things about joker and it's characteristics and you know the symbolism of two face and i didn't get all that myself and was pretty cool and now i like it even more

Just stick with capeshit, Billy.

He remembered it so we didn't have to.

Totally forgot about this till I saw the Nostalgia Critic review. That ending skit had me dying. Movie's pretty good too, I guess.

I'm not one to badmouth anyone. Your post was amusing, but come on man. It had one fatal flaw: Bateman is such a dork, such a boring, spineless lightweight.