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"loved it as a kid and was thrilled when I was able to score the 145 page script dated September 1, 2007. V: THE MOVIE is a film adaptation of the critically acclaimed 1983 two-part television mini series. I read the script on the nightmarish plane ride home back to New York from L.A. and the read kept me occupied. So what’s the verdict? Loved it then, and love it still. The script’s biggest success is modernizing the premise into a well-paced story that draws parallels to the modern war in Iraq. As a script, V: THE MOVIE tells an epic story solidly. The plot follows many key and important characters but focuses mainly on news cameraman Mike as he fights his way to expose the true nature of the hostile alien threat, while joining a small but growing number of human resisters against the alien occupation." - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

the mini-series gave me nightmares for about 5 years when I was a kid. I still can't look at parakeets without looking for suspicious people eyeballing them. - Morgan

Realizing that I had very little in common with the typical Digg user. I don't like Ron Paul, I don't like blending electronic devices, I don't wan to talk about Apple or Linux all day, never really used Ubuntu, etc. Finally, the conversation over there is pretty annoying in general. People seem to compete to see who can be the rudest, funniest, etc. Digg has very little to do with learning about new trends. - Mike Reynolds

Problem 1 - The cliques Problem 2 - The community tends to be rude Problem 3- Other sites are just better. SocialMedian comes to mind as a much better solution. - Joe