We know where Democrats will be gathering this summer. Take your voter registration applications, absentee ballot applications and volunteer sign ups, because An Inconvenient Truth is the best recruiting opportunity Democrats have had since Farhenhiet 9/11.

X Men drove me nuts. Like Ebert said, it's like the guy running between all his spinning plates- nobody got a chance to really be cool.  I have to wait a long while for AIT unfortunately since my town is full of Marines. blah.

An Inconvenient Truth won't be in my neighborhood till next month, but that's not too far off. As far as I'm concerned, Al Gore is the rightful 43rd president of the United States, rather than that incompetent usurper in the White House.

Unfortunately, Bush and his wrecking crew will most likely be in place till January 20, 2009. I wrote Pardon my president as a speculative piece on what will happen that day.

X-3 was a disaster. You don't feel any tension about the characters until the final showdown, an hour and twenty minutes into the flick.

The dialogue seemed stunted, and they threw away characters that had been given significant development over the course of the two previous films.

Two positives: Kelsey Grammer and Ian McKellen helped keep the movie on at least somewhat of a solid footing. Ratner's direction of the other actors seemed like a teenager trying to make it through the boring parts so he could get to the cool action scenes.

And what was with all the killing? X-3 must have had twice as many deaths as the first two combined. Did the X-Men even save a single person outside of that last battle scene?  

A disappointment. Let's hope they don't make a fourth, but the box office probably has the suits already giving it the greenlight.

Has anyone else bought the book yet?